I ran out of effort.

Marissa (she/her) | 30s | American, not Swedish | I'm a full time mom, reader, and writer. Mainly a Taskmaster blog, with a healthy dose of Alex Horne thirst.

[hellallamerican]

he just looks so torture-able . like it would be a disservice NOT to torture him.. . he WANTS to be tortured

[nick-nellson]

[purple-1-0-1]

At the beginning of Scream 3 when the detectives are taking Roman to be questioned and keep trying to grab him and he keeps pulling away like a toddler is probably the funniest thing ever.

And before that when he’s holding the statue and is like “Do you really think this wasn’t a message??” gaslighting level 1000 I love him so much

[eesttm]

+ bonus:

- "We've never discussed it." - "No. Maybe we should."

Greg and Alex talk about how much planning goes into the "romantic element" of their relationship

Vulture interview

[vigilantsycamore]

The whole Taskhusbands situation is like two dudes playing gay chicken except neither of them chickened out and now it's just the world's most homoerotic car crash

[swedetastic]

Title: Not superhuman at all.

Fandom: Scream movies Category: Gen (no pairing) Rating: Teen and up Summary: Roman Bridger, director and brother: A character study. Warning(s): Childhood trauma, implied alcoholism, mommy issues (duh), major character death (because yeah) Word Count 1,366

Roman is three years old when he realizes he's different from others. He’s out with his foster family at the local library, a rare treat, when he stumbles upon a storytime event for children. Curious, he goes to listen. The librarian reads a book about mommies and daddies and their kids, and in the book the parents all love their children very, very much. Roman has already lived in multiple homes, and he has never called the adults he lives with mom or dad. Definitely never heard them say “I love you.”

This understanding could be what starts him on the path of becoming a killer. Or maybe it goes back even further than that, into the deeper recesses of his consciousness. Maybe it began when he was an infant ripped from his mother’s womb and immediately taken away from her, his little lungs crying and screaming for air as much as for the human connection that is denied to him. Even though he couldn’t possibly have any memory of that.

He definitely remembers that trip to the library, though. And all stories have to start somewhere.

read the rest on AO3!

[sarahmgellar]

SCREAM 3 (2000) dir. Wes Craven

[despazito]

[goryhorroor]

horror siblings: sidney prescott & roman bridger

“the other half of you.”

[eesttm]

Morgana Robinson and Guz Khan in

Stuffed (2025)

[ava-deb]

It’s a scream, baby! TJ MIKELOGAN’s HALLOWEEN 2024 EVENT day thirty ↬ favorite horror movie franchise (insp / template)

[bridgeraltieri]

My Controversial(?) Scream Opinions

• Scream 5 is the weakest Scream movie because of the characterizations of the new characters. Most of them were either mean for no reason or literally just boring to watch

• Speaking of Scream 5, it makes no sense for Sam to be Billy's kid. She should've been Roman's because he 1) was a whole ass adult before his death 2) had the time before becoming Ghostface to have a kid which Billy really didn't timeline wise 3) also has a close connection to Sidney and was the catalyst for the original Woodsboro massacre

• Past Ghostfaces should stay dead, bringing one back this late into the franchise just feels like lazy fanservice

• Scream 4 has very little impact on the Scream franchise BECAUSE it released so late after the original trilogy and had no real follow up since Scream 5 shifted to a new main character

• Scream 3 doesn't diminish Stu and Billy's actions, yes Roman convinced Billy to kill Maureen but Billy is still the one who chose to go through with it and went a step further with the Woodsboro Massacre (I genuinely don't understand why people call Roman's existence/motive a retcon to Scream 1996)

• Mrs. Loomis is a solid Ghostface. It's a fun reference to Friday the 13th part 1 and the number of kills shouldn't determine how good a Ghostface is. Plus she looked good doing it, her act 3 outfit is incredible

• Tara is the worst member of the Core 4, not going to explain this one because it'd take too

• I have mixed feelings about Richie's siblings avenging him in Scream 6. Mostly because I don't think most people like their sibling enough to justify them murdering people and grooming someone. But I also get that just having Richie's dad would be too similar to Scream 2

That's all I can think of right now, but feel free to share your own ‼️

[davinaclaires]

SCREAM 3 2000, dir. Wes Craven

[blueblue73]

puppy dog boy

[eesttm]

S20E09

[kim-tey]

owns the show, owns every damn inch of the screen

[blueblue73]

lady al?