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the funniest thing about carmilla the webseries only having 1 camera angle is when 2 characters start fighting and everyone else in the background just slowly walks out looking like
CARMILLA | Season 1
Happy ten year anniversary to Carmilla: The Series. It feels like I just blinked when I saw the trailer a decade ago, and I decided to celebrate by linking the entirety of season one here!
Carmilla Week 2024
Hello again, Creampuffs!
In honor of the 10 year anniversary, this blog will be hosting Carmilla Week 2024 leading up to the anniversary of Season 1 premiering! You have a bit over a month to complete any prompts you'd like (Hopefully, all of them!) and should upload any submissions here with the tag #carmillaweek2024 so we can see all of your amazing fanworks! Anything goes so long as it relates to the theme and any questions are welcome! That and posting on the day the theme is scheduled for.
Before checking the prompts, please join our Discord and give this blog a follow to stay updated and see what other Creampuffs are saying! Here are this year's prompts and ideas to get you going:
“Good morning Silas. Joining us today is Matska Belmonde, chair of the Silas board of governors,” “Call me Mattie.” “Here to present the university’s official interpretation-” “Let’s just say I’m here to balance this program’s pro-human bias.”
Carmilla Appreciation Week 11/18: Aaron Chartrand
Today is @AaronChartrand Appreciation Day! Make sure to send out your tweets (and tag Aaron) and reblog some Aaron posts and show him how much he means to us! Don't forget to use the #MoreCarmilla hashtag!
I couldn’t resist
So I just read Borges’ The Library of Babel for class and now I’m super mad at how much stuff I completely missed out, or got slid under the radar, of the Carmilla Series
When JP dies in season 3 he said “oh time thy pyramids” and I never understood what that meant, thinking it was just meant to be inconsequential rambling. BUT now I learn that it comes from this short fiction in which Borges discusses the idea of a truly infinite and finite library which contains all the words ever written and will ever be written, with books that detail the past and the future and everything in between. and I’m mad because it was so subtle but also so clever as based off the context it tells me that the Carmilla writers were basically implying that Borges’ text prophesied JPs death and just urgh