#pyscho

[tymime]

At long last, after searching for over 15 years, I've found model sheets of the Toon Patrol. They're from several eBay listings put up for sale very recently.

They're almost entirely based on pencils from the scene where they interrogate Eddie, with no formal height charts or turnarounds, but they're better than nothing. I always suspected that Richard Williams' concept sketches were basically all they were working from.

These don't match the model sheets seen in various behind-the-scenes photos, however, so there's still a few floating around somewhere.

[filmfanaticsblog]

Halloween Movies 2023 Day Seven

Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman in American Psycho (2000)

★★★★★

“Bateman is the ultimate stereotype of yuppie greed; wealthy, conceited, and addicted to sex, drugs, and conspicuous consumption. All of his friends look alike to him, to the point that he often confuses one for another; they often confuse him for other people as well.”

[rassilon-imprimatur]

Psycho (1960) /// Suspiria (1977)

[bengerm]

PSYCHO REFERENCE IN AN MF DOOM SONG (REAL) (NOT CLICKBAIT) :000000

(Sofa King is the song)

[degengxrl]

socials putting their propaganda on my tl ugh

[bosinclairsgf]

𓆩 MASTERLIST / RULES 𓆪

ABOUT ME 🕷 south asian. minor. she/her. biggest horror enthusiast. im HILARIOUS. also, English ain't my first language so you'll see some shit here and there. No, I don't wanna be corrected cause idc, so don't bother LMAOO (this shit makes me sound like a bitch, I'm nice yall. trust)

WHO WILL I WRITE FOR?

fandoms ✭ Scream (all). House of Wax. Halloween. We Need to Talk About Kevin. Heathers. Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Psycho. Jennifer's Body. You (all szns). Shatter Me. Harry Potter + Marauders Era. American Horror Story. American Psycho.

Any characters unless told otherwise.

WHAT I WON'T WRITE

Male!Reader. Rape. Incest / stepcest. Pedophilia. Dub-con. Racism. Homophobia. Don't be fucking weirdos

REQUEST RULES ★

if I don't want to write a request for some reason, which is rare, I'll ignore it or probably delete it. however, this isn't my first priority so requests will take a long time to actually write & post so if you think I'm ignoring you, I'm not, just msg me.

read the 'What I Won't Write" section BEFORE you request.

I'll do certain serious topics such as SH, and mental illness unless stated otherwise. I also am willing to try out the Yandere shit since I love reading it.

I post whenever I want, meaning it can take two days or even two months for me to post.

This will probably update as I continue writing.

[muirneach]

sorry if they didn’t want me to think norman bates was hot they shouldn’tve cast anthony perkins idc

[thefullmetalhylianau]

My top 50 fav movies: part 2

Click here to see movies 50-41 of my list.

Number 40: Disney’s Tarzan

This was another movie I loved growing up as a kid. In fact I’m according to my mom, I had a Tarzan themed 1st birthday party all the way back in 2000. This is probably the best adaptation of Tarzan out there, as well as the definitive take on the character. It’s a movie about being one with nature and how the world of man would often clash with it. Filled with great characters and great animation, this is the movie that made my love for adventure films become more apparent.

Number 39: Manhunter

Another Hannibal Lector movie for you guys. I know a lot of people have seen the more popular remake starring Edward Norton, but I think the original with William Petersen is far superior. The story of Will Graham and his hunt for the Tooth fairy, Francis Dollarhyde, is told a lot better in this version, as youth truly delve into the mind of a depraved manic who somehow managed to be on the same side of the law. It’s a classic crime thriller and one I’m proud to have watched.

Number 38: Ghostbusters

Now this is a classic, ignoring the sequels and the inferior 2016 reboot, the original Ghostbusters is a perfect blend of raunchy 80s screwball comedy and a spooky super natural film. I think what makes the original version far superior than any of the follow ups is because ghostbusters isn’t afraid to be an adult comedy. Sure it was rated PG, but let’s be real, this isn’t appropriate for kids. And that’s what made it work, it made kids feel like we were in on the joke. Mix that in with a good story, great characters like Ray Stanz and Peter Venkman, and of course an awesome theme song by Ray Parker Jr and you get one of the greatest comedies ever.

Number 37: The Incredible Hulk

This was the only time in which a Marvel movie managed to capture the tragedy of the Hulk. The late 2000s was a turning point in the comic book movie boom, and Hulk here was the first to truly show the world what he was capable of. A tragic tale of a scientist and a monster trapped together in one body, Hulk tells a great story about whether someone with these powers can use them for good or for evil. Definitely recommend it to anyone. Unfortunately the MCU started to become comedic after phase one so movies like the Hulk can’t be made anymore. What a shame.

Number 36: The Nightmare before Christmas

Directed by Henry Selick, before he directed Coraline, this is the film that captures the imagination of childlike wonder. From the excitement and thrill of Halloween to the Joy and Happiness of Christmas. Not only that, it tells a great story about how ambition is a double edge sword. Jack’s sorry about finding his place in a world that overly celebrated Halloween makes for a great character arc, and the villain, Oogie Boogie is probably one of the best Disney villains ever. Such an underrated performance. A great movie to watch during the holidays.

Number 35: Rango

2011 felt like yesterday, I miss it when I was a kid and I wasn’t overly worried about everything going on in the world. Anyways, man this movie feels like a rush. A classic throw back to westerns with a modern and meta twist. Rango is the type of movie you’d never expect to be produced by Nickelodeon of all companies. And that’s another thing, this was produced by Nickelodeon. The same company that makes SpongeBob and Dora, made Rango. Let that sink in. I love it when kids movies tell a very mature story and Rango is no exception. It’s about standing up for what’s right and helping the little man. Now time to walk into the sunset.

Number 34: South Park: Bigger, Longer, and Uncut

1999 was a really good year for animation. It’s funny how this movie would go on to predict America and Canada’s decreasing freiendship… damn you reality. Anyways, this is basically what happens when overreaction takes over society and how the act one of person can change everything… Mrs Browfloski. That’s right, she’s the real main villain of this movie. Anyways, not much to say but if you’re a fan of south park, you’re definitely gonna love this movie.

Number 33: Avengers Endgame

You HAD to be there during the endgame hype everyone. This is where the MCU should’ve ended, it is such a mind blowing adventure. A perfect conclusion to Tony Stark and Steve Roger’s stories and what would’ve been a great send off to a series. Unfortunately the show must go on. But hey, at least we can remember the good old days.

Number 32: Psycho

Surprisingly this is the only Alfred Hitchcock movie on my list, which I think is a real shame because the man has directed a plethora of amazing flicks. But if I had to choose one, it’d be Psycho. This movie was the first of what would inspire the slasher genre of movies as we tell the story of a normal looking man named Norman Bates, who is actually a cold hearted killer. This was probably the last of the traditional universal Gordo movies to be released but they went out with a bang for this. And at least it’s better than that shitty ass remake. Ugh.

Number 31: How to Train your Dragon

Ignore the live action remake, this one right here is the true version of this story. The real deal. I remember seeing this movie as a kid and it blew my mind. Hell, it still blows my mind for how epic it is. I’m honestly stunned by how well the animation held up. Especially with its great soundtrack, story, and characters, you feel like you truly are riding a dragon here. I’m bowing down to this flick.

Well that’s all for this list. Tune in next time for movies 30-21 of my top fifty favorite movies list.

[joelboyens]

They're impersonating my dead brother.

As in the voices are. In particular there's one voice that won't let up that they're my brother. It's really disturbing since my brother won't even talk to me in person anymore. It makes me feel like if it really were my brother that he's the biggest coward in existence for harassing me via telepathy when he refuses to talk to me in real life.

[mr-orange505]

[641incibalik]

İnsan bir şeyden kaçmaz, hepimiz özel tuzaklarımızdayız.

Pyscho

[punchesyou]

Reigen game sprite I saw in my dream

[skarlettriott]

this song gives me such fucking BPD vibes.

idk maybe it’s just me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[the-hipster-nugget]

Reigens bad taste in men

[d-day-in-the-life]

- 😌👆🏽✨🥃💵💰❤️‍🔥

[starliteonearth]

A lot of people seem to think Sieun's and Suho's relationship is just sweet and lovey dovey and nice, and completely miss the darker, violent side of their connection. For hurting Sieun, Suho breaks Yeongbin's hand like nothing and sits there completely unbothered while that boy cries in pain at his feet. For hurting Suho, Sieun smashes Wooyoung's ankle with a dumbbell and leaves him screaming on the floor, utterly uncaring. Both are capable of great violence and are deeply obsessed with each other to the point of unleashing it on others with no fucks given.