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Cary Grant

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hi! the invite. (2026) is really good

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i once read that Evil Dead (2013) holds the record for most fake blood used in a movie and like.

yeah. i bet!

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Michael B. Jordan as The Smokestack Twins in Sinners 06/??

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keeper (2025) could've been so good if it was good

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watching forbidden fruits and

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generational abyssmal dogshit coming down the pipe

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holy shit i forgot jared leto was in this movie so i was UNprepared

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dave bautista's tiny glasses in blade runner 2049

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UHF is more of a downer than i remembered

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the trouble is, you think you have time.

GONCHAROV (1973) dir. Martin Scorsese

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i saw Obsession today (in a theater all to myself! heck yeah!) and holyyy shit inde navarrette the star that you are

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also i busted out some ✨️vintage weeb shit✨️ to wear for this viewing

ignore the cat hair plz and thank u

having many thoughts about yandere tropes vs obsession that i wish i could put together coherently. but you see. this is my blog where i get stoned and talk about movies; cohesion is not a strong suit here lol

anyways like. with the yandere trope, you as the viewer are meant to empathize with the object of the obsession (usually a guy, sometimes a teenage boy because anime) and that's where the horror lies: this woman is crazy and she loves you! she is out of control because of her emotions.

conversely in obsession, the horror is in nikki (or whatever is possessing her) being out of control because of bear's emotions.

[secondchancefilmstudent]

i saw Obsession today (in a theater all to myself! heck yeah!) and holyyy shit inde navarrette the star that you are

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listening to Scream With Me: Horror Films and the Rise of American Feminism (1968-1980) while i work today and so far it's pretty ok

it starts out with discussing Rosemary's Baby and the state of reproductive rights in 1968, and it's a pretty solid analysis but uh... are we gonna touch on the Roman Polanski of it all or

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like it's just such A Choice??

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listening to Scream With Me: Horror Films and the Rise of American Feminism (1968-1980) while i work today and so far it's pretty ok

it starts out with discussing Rosemary's Baby and the state of reproductive rights in 1968, and it's a pretty solid analysis but uh... are we gonna touch on the Roman Polanski of it all or