“Nobody important? Blimey, that’s amazing. Do you know, in 900 years of time and space,
I’ve never met anyone who wasn’t important before?”

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“Nobody important? Blimey, that’s amazing. Do you know, in 900 years of time and space,
I’ve never met anyone who wasn’t important before?”
WayV's Regular MV Teaser has me dead
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banana: favorite horror movies?
Oh, that’s an interesting question actually. I was a huge horror fan in my teens through to my mid 20s. At which point... I slowly lost interest in horror. It’s hard to say why.
List time! My top 5 Favourite Horror FIlms:
Dawn of the Dead (1978) - The best damn zombie movie ever. George A. Romero changed everything with this film. Sure, he started with Night of the Living Dead but Dawn of the Dead really solidified a lot of the tropes zombie fiction is known for (friendly reminder that Robert Kirkman’s inspiration for The Walking Dead was his disappointment that Dawn of the Dead ends... he wanted to do what Romero did but let the story continue to playout.)
Ginger Snaps (2000) - The best werewolf movie ever. Yeah, the title is kinda cheesy. But if you were looking for a feminist werewolf movie...
Scream 2 (1997) - I was a huge fan of the Scream films as a teenager. Scream 2 remains my favourite of the 3 original films. This one is more nostalgia driven than anything else.
Evil Dead II (1987) - Evil Dead II is a campy wonder. More funny than Evil Dead but not quite as leaning hard into the comedy like Army of Darkness (I love Army of Darkness but it’s not really a horror movie.) This film is iconic. Bruce Campbell at his best (imo.)
An American Werewolf in London (1980) - This film really straddles these lines between being funny, sexy and sad, never really being too much of any one of the three.
star fruit: favorite sea creature?
I SAID I WASN’T GOING TO TALK ABOUT SEAHORSES, MERLIN H. CHRIST!
*ahem*
I think cephalopods are all pretty rad (in a slightly terrifying way.)
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pandalianxx replied to your post “would u like 2 b in my pixel family”
ehtwet that's the cutest Nine ever;-;
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[[ Meet Baby!Thete ouo ]] [He smiles brightly and hugs her tightly] Miss Winter said you were a living breathing TARDIS. I always knew you were secretly people. You're really pretty Miss Lady. I'm Theta Sigma!
*opens her mouth to speak but gently wraps her arms around him* Well that I am... We are, we're always listening. *she smiles* How we keep our Timelord's happy, we listen. *pokes his nose* It's a pleasure to meet you Theta.