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Sade Olutola

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NASA
Not today Justin
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The Stonewall Inn
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almost home
taylor price
Fai_Ryy

Product Placement
official daine visual archive

oozey mess
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RMH

Game Changer & Make Some Noise

roma★
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She should have a statue. Not those confederate MFs.
Lana: in the land of gods and monsters I was an angel looking to get fucked hard
Me:
The Evil Dead Directed by Sam Raimi (1981)
life imitates art
ok, but what’s the mood for the month of august?
holy shit
Me, getting my man to eat me out
no!!!!!!!! don’t do this to my post!!!!!!!
Horror Favorites Meme: [6/6] Franchises - Scream, 1996-2011
“I grew up during the wave of slasher films starting with Halloween in 1978. That movie had such an impact on me and was such an exciting thrill ride. I loved the audience reaction to that film, the way they participated in it and I wanted to make a movie like that. I wanted to have an audience participation film and that’s what I wanted to do with Scream is write a movie where literally the audience is screaming at the characters on screen what to do, where they are so into it, so I took my love of all those films and sort of put them together. By the time I got to be an adult, made it to Hollywood and was starting to write, there were none of these films. They were over. They couldn’t be done. They were dried up. So I thought well, what is the next wave of [horror] films? Let’s comment on all of those films. You know teenagers are so savvy and smart. VCRs and the Blockbuster generation had surfaced. They know these films like the back of their hands. What if they used their knowledge of these films and found themselves in same situation - what would happen? I sort of started with that kernel of an idea and just ran with it.” - Kevin Williamson
July 12: Rick Rosenthal’s Halloween: Resurrection was released 15 years ago today.
It was the eighth and final entry in the original Halloween franchise.