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yellowjackets 3x05 / swarm 1x04
kinda pissing me off how people talk about swarm 2023 as if it's only about being obsessed with an idol, when it's not even about that.
it's about dre's grief pushing through boundaries til the point that dre thinks that violence is the only way to connect with her dead sister. the killings give her a purpose. it doesn't absolve her for not picking up marissa's call, it doesn't make marissa less dead. but this one ni'jah shared love was what drove them together on their earlier years, and to maintain her own sense of self – in an ironic way, since dre is clearly psychotic – dre puts everything behind to follow the dream.
but it's not even about ni'jah!! when dre finally reaches ni'jah, she can't even see her face!!! instead, she sees it with a blur of marissa's face. i mean, sure, dre says what drives all these killings is protecting ni'jah's name, but that's because that's what her and marissa used to do at their golden years. dre is stuck with grief and that is shown clearly on episode 4, when we go through her mental state.
that girl is an unreliable narrator and she only wants her sister back so she can be loved again. the show is about dre trying to get this back.
SWARM S01E02
I've never seen another human look that way...
Naoki Urasawa's Monster x Swarm (2023)
Swarm (2023)
Scream (1996) dir. Wes Craven, American Psycho (2000) dir. Mary Harron, Funny Games (2007) dir. Michael Haneke, Pearl (2022) dir. Ti West, Stoker (2013) dir. Park Chan-Wok, Midsommar (2019) dir. Ari Aster, Sleepaway Camp (1983) dir. Robert Hiltzik /// Swarm (2023) cr. Janine Nabers & Donald Glover
(@wakandamama inspired the last photo)
Begging folks to watch Swarm on Prime Video!
Black female serial killer who is heavily implied to be a crazed fan of the show's version of Beyonce
Stunning guest stars ranging from Billie Eilish to Michael Jackson daughter to the main kid who played in Home Alone's son to Chloe Bailey
A dive into Black foster care kids and how they're (mis)treated
A tale of sister ship
An exploration of Black queerness
Donald Glover is a part of this project
Another Black horror show folks is sleeping on