#steve clark

[def-leppard-daily]

[bloodstainedmuzzle]

Disturbing Behavior (1998) dir. David Nutter

[hungercityhellhound]

I try to tell myself I don't have a type and then I look at it like this....

[strangelove87]

I love my hair today ! I don't have natural waves so I sleep in rollers. Hair inspo:

[chaosofdreamsandnightmares]

I need Def Leppard to get bohemian rhapsody treatment.

I need their story on the big screen with a big budget.

I don’t accept a MTV television movie being it when it didn’t capture the full picture and didn’t even include Vivian.

PLEASE MAKE IT HAPPEN!!

[ralofofriverwoods]

Y'all ever think about how jen's hatred for Steve is so unbelievably over the top, and how she holds onto it like a lifeline once her life and purpose as a PI wilts before her eyes? How much more theatrical the hatred becomes, past that point?

Y'all ever think about how she is so, so lost, searching for something that will make her life worth living, and finding it in a rivalry with a traffic cop that just so happens to be trying to help start a world war?

Y'all ever think about how she finally finds purpose again, in dessa and their little upstart, post game?

And on the other side, ya ever wonder how hollow Steve must feel, by the end of the game? Once the epic campaign is over and he gets sent to prison, alone in his jail cell, so similar to jen and yet so different? The way he knows Jen has moved on, past their rivalry, on to brighter and better things?

Do you ever think, that in the quiet, contemplative loneliness of the place he used to be so dedicated to, that he's happy for how far she has come? That she isn't there, in a cell next to him?

[only-a-heartbeat-away]

Def Leppard

[heavymetal]

On this day in 1983, Def Leppard released Pyromania.