#macher

[rock-n-roll-queen]

in germany we would call izzy a „macher“. He is the personification of that very word.

[mimicben]

It's that time of the year again! thank you all for sticking through my hyperfixation jumping blog for the past year! for a little while now I've been taking large breaks from posting on tumblr and this wasn't because I wasn't drawing or making anything, but because I thought the pieces I had made weren't 'good' or 'polished' enough to post. this year i kinda wanna take a step back from that mentality and just try to have fun with my art again. sure some things might look a little wonky, be too saturated or not have perfect line art- but I've decided i don't care and just want to try some new things :)

i hope you'll join me here for another year!

(and brace for February for when the fantastic 4 trailer comes out, cuz i fear i may get a little obnoxious with it LMAO)

[literallytatum]

this is so ooc but its fun so

[idle-teen28]

Random stu macher headcanon #1

The only horror movie he was scared of was the 1989 movie Child's Play, he acts like it doesn't but deep down he's super scared, if he was alive he would have a BİG CRUSH on Tiffany tho

[redwolfstabs]

I’ve seen a few of these and wanted to do a few because it seems like so much FUN

[myobsessionschangeallthetime]

Loving all the stuilly fan arts, please keep it coming😭🙏

[11090jamie]

Hi leute ich bin Jamie der stabilste macher aus eurer umgebung 🗣️💯💢⁉️⁉️😍🙈🙈

[robbyrobinson]

[THEORY] HOW I SEE SCREAM VII GOING DOWN (SPOILERS)

Noticed a trend with the latest Scream film, so thought this was a possible way the 7th film will go: the first one establishes a newer generation whilst including legacy characters (I am glad Gale lived, though RIP Dewey). The second film, you have the Nancy Loomis plot again of a parent avenging the child, but I felt Bailey's grief was more effective/believable since Nancy seemed to only be bothered by how people criticized how she parented Billy.

But, I am thinking that the original idea was recycled because the theater to me also served as a reference to the abandoned script. Sure, in context, Bailey explains that he built it for his son since he loved the Stab films, but points are made that there was a shrine of all the masks and costumes the previous killers wore. So to me, it's more of a yes and no thing where there is a cult, but in a more metaphorical way.

With that, I feel they would have Stu as being the mastermind behind the latest slew of murders (I still think that Bailey had to have help with getting a lot of the memoribila that went beyond "oh, I'm a cop so I have access to the weapons and junk.")

Also felt that they were trying to provide some clues. For instance, in the 5th film, more focus is put on Billy since he was the main Ghostface to begin with (while also giving Bridger the cold shoulder, lol) and that makes sense because Stu was an accomplice. But to me, that would make sense for a possible motive should it be confirmed that Stu was still alive and actually "unpersoned" himself hence why there are no mentions of, should actually have survived the TV falling on his head, why no one said anything. IIRC Stu was pretty better off, so I could imagine his parents arranging to have their son be considered dead and likely having a corpse pass off as his.