#sissy 2022

[gael-garcia]

what else can i add

...hopefully this list won't just be white women and Sissy (2022)

[manuciruja]

she has never done anything wrong ever

[blackfemmecharacterdependency]

Black Female Lead Horror Movies to Check Out, If You Haven't

Barbarian: Tess Marshall, Georgina Campbell | Escape Room: Zoey Davis, Taylor Russell | The Invitation (2022, not to be confused with The Invitation [2015], which I also recommend, maybe even more): Evie Jackson, Nathalie Emmanuel |

"Kindred" (Which I call Corvidae, because the Black community already have Octavia Butler's Kindred, and they did NOT have to call Corvidae by that title): Charlotte Wild, Tamara Lawrance | Little Monsters (2019, idk what it is about creators recycling titles): Miss Caroline, Lupita Nyong'o

Run Sweetheart Run: Cherie, Ella Balinska | Sissy: Cecilia, Aisha Dee | Talk to Me: Mia, Sophie Wilde

[mothersvperior]

What's blood for if not for shedding?

[stellabutcringe]

cutest girl who has never done anything wrong in her life <3

[freshwave]

best movies of 2023

and fav performances in recent horror & thriller: Pearl, Talk to Me, Sissy, Rotting in the Sun, Influencer, Emily the Criminal, Watcher, the Attachment, M3gan

[deergravity]

2, 4, and 19 for the end of year asks :) !

Album of the year?

I did have a brat summer before i even knew that was A Thing buuuuut... I always gotta go with the little(r) guy. Mura Masa put out Curve 1 this year and I had that on repeat for a few weeks until I was taken with oc playlist fever. Right now Lubalin has me in a chokehold with haha, no worries. The lead single, just love, is ofc a fave already but the whole album dropped in late September and it is the exact kind of jaded-but-earnest grown up neurodivergent rep I didn't know I needed. I meannn "you hear the call and you give chase/but then they tug your harness/they tug your harness" "you cant get left behind if you're already alone" "nothing ever turns out how you think it will/and no one ever gets quite how you feel" 🚬😞 oofta

Movie of the year?

I loved Sissy (2022) sooo sooooo much. Stunnnning cinematography, great performances, and horror that swung from campy to gut churning. Thematically, I loved the questions it was asking around interpersonal violence, where it comes from, who pays for it, what are our choices when faced with it and how do we choose right? Is there even such a thing?

What’re you excited about for next year?

I have a trip planned for February! I'll be visiting New Orleans for the first time. I have not done much travel these last few years but by the magic of t I have recovered enough stamina and mobility that I'm actually looking forward to doing some "mildly physically taxing activity" like walking around to find a restaurant or visiting a museum, rather than dreading the long hours of pushing my limits and the days of fatigue that would usually follow. Hoping for like. A day of fatigue. Or, well, best case scenario the very fancy hotel restores me like a quality 10 sims 4 bed and I wake up each day ready to munch on beignets and walk around the Mayfair house. Oh my god I'm just realizing that with amcs iwtv being so huge there will be soooo many anne rice attractions 😲 well now I'm double excited!!

Thank youuuu for the ask!!!!! XD

[thechills]

HORROR VILLAINS IN RED

“Red is the color of life. Beginnings and violent end."