I want to finish my Hannibal rewatch, but every time I think about Will Graham I want to cry
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I want to finish my Hannibal rewatch, but every time I think about Will Graham I want to cry
*Wearing scarf* I am literally Abigail Hobbs right now.
Watched a play where someone gets stabbed and my first thought was that it looked like that scene in Hannibal
The way Nosferatu (2024) is based on a series of adaptations upon Dracula, a(n excellent) Gothic horror novel that deals with the repression of desires and sexuality in Victorian society; and as modern attitudes have changed, it is able to portray explicitly what was once only implicit, while retaining the foreboding and horror of what must remain unsaid and denied.
Sometimes when I see a picture of Will Graham I have to exit Tumblr
Remembering I have free will and can just buy a ticket to the Dan and Phil tour.
As a cat person, I used to be wary of dogs. I'm awkward, never knew how to interact with them, their loud barks scare me. I still found them cute, of course, but I was always hesitant.
Tell me why it was the thought of Will Graham that got me over that fear ...
Just saw Nosferatu. As a big fan of Dracula, I thoroughly enjoyed it. There was depth and meaning, layers, and a sublimity in its presentation.
I used to avoid horror films as I get scared so easily; however, having seen a couple films now that aren't 'fear for the sake of fear', I'm starting to appreciate the full potential of the genre.