Six seasons and a movie

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Park So-dam in Parasite (2019) dir. Bong Joon-ho

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Pedro Pascal ©Doug Inglish // Augustman magazine

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BEFORE MIDNIGHT (2013), dir. Richard Linklater.

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The Social Network Soundtrack by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross

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Halloween in the New York’s subway in the 1980’s by Steven Siegel

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Halloweentown (1998) dir. Duwayne Dunham

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PHOEBE BRIDGERS photographed by Frank Ockenfels

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killing eve // gone girl // sharp objects

[whatagrump]

fleabag is very good

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Lauren Bacall in To Have and Have Not (1944) dir. Howard Hawks

[chalamet]

21st century horror + “unhinged” female leads

“Perhaps what we’re witnessing in horror right now is not a commentary on a single anxiety, but a culmination of all the anxieties that exist in culture—the shit that’s built up, affecting generation after generation, especially women … who’ve internalized the brunt of trauma for so long and are only now able to channel it. The rage that stems from internalising trauma (while coddling men) … is perfectly visualised by Toni Collette literally crawling up the walls in Hereditary.” — Ryan Bradford

“This is what horror tells us—that in the collective unconscious of all women are psychic wounds so deep and raw that even to brush against them is to become a conduit for their primal violence… We self-censor our every reaction, debating endlessly with ourselves over which thoughts are permitted and which are forbidden or unclean… Perhaps that’s why, after so long spent boiling within us under such terrible and unrelenting pressure, women’s desires hold such power to fascinate and terrify.” — Gretchen Felker-Martin

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We have to go to a party tonight.

BOOKSMART (2019) dir. Olivia Wilde

[loumovies]

Amy being the friend we all need.

Booksmart (2019) dir. Olivia Wilde

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When you talked earlier about after a few years how a couple would begin to hate each other by anticipating their reactions or getting tired of their mannerisms-I think it would be the opposite for me. I think I can really fall in love when I know everything about someone-the way he’s going to part his hair, which shirt he’s going to wear that day, knowing the exact story he’d tell in a given situation. I’m sure that’s when I know I’m really in love.

Before Sunrise (1995) dir. Richard Linklater

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Illustrator Imagines a World Where Gentle Giant Animals Live Among Humans

What if we lived in a world where giant cats and dogs roamed the earth?

[ourmissallison]

What I wouldn’t give for a docile bear the size of a house

[candiceirae]

The gentleman and the chickadee are perfect.

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