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*shares pussy eating techniques via vampiric hive mind*

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just saw sinners and i can safely say that michael b jordan looked so slutty in his bloody tank top emptying entire gun clips into kkk members. immediate 10/10

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SINNERSSS 🧛‍♂️🥀🦇🧄🇮🇪

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I think genuinely the first time I've had a "wait hear me out" that falls into furry territory

i love melon literally so much. the spots spreading. the fact the only time he feels something is when he is being literally injured by that fuckass tattooist. the way he manhandles legoshi. his fruity swag. the fact he is fully a hybrid between a predator (cheetah) and one of its main sources of prey (gazelle). how lithe and agile he is. HOW INSANE HE IS. i need him carnally.

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Starting my period while watching Lisa frankenstein is a vibe honestly

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Like I do not see her as the villian in this movie I fear lol

the thing about lisa frankenstein is that sometimes we SHOULD kill our abusers and people who have wronged us

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So I’m seeing people want to get Lisa Frankenstein lighting bolts tattooed on them and I just want to say, in this political climate, don’t. Just don’t. It’s gonna look like a Nazi dog whistle and no one is going to listen to you explain that it’s just from a cute little horror comedy movie. There’s better Lisa Frankenstein inspired tats you could find or think of. Don’t do the fucking lighting bolt.

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Relationship goals

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Been thinking about the vibrator scene in Lisa Frankenstein under the context of medical hysteria in women in the Victorian era. Since the vibrator was literally invented for doctors around 1870 to not get finger cramps when treating hysteria. (A cure for hysteria was orgasm). While the creature had died before 1870, i wonder how this framed that interaction considering Lisa mentions she needs this bc of stress anxiety and tension. So instead of a strictly sexual situation, the creature probably had thoughts like "Wow medical science has gone so far this is so easy to treat now."

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We need a new installment in this universe every couple of years, this is my mcu.

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Learning that general audiences didn’t enjoy Lisa Frankenstein is wild, and I’m so glad the freaks of tumblr Get It. This movie was made for us.

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⚡️DEATH IS ONLY TEMPORARY I’LL LOVE YOU FOREVER!!!⚡️

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He communicated through mental text.

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Omg thank you I KNEW he sounded familiar

Everytime, everytime when I was listening to Juste's voice, I was ike "is that... Jorah Mormont from GOT?" AND IT TURNS OUT I WAS FUCKING RIGHT

The actor again chose the project when his character is a lonely old man who helps a young blonde girl with magical abilities that allow her to control dragons (this time without being in love with her THANK GOD)

Even the names start with the same letter and have the same amount of letters (Jorah&Juste)

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Mizrak is better than me because if Olrox came to manhandle me every time I tried to kms I'd show 1792 a real revolutionary

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This is probably me reading waaayyy to much into things BUT I'm presently being haunted by Thoughts™ of that last scene with Olrox and Mizrak.

Like Mizrak spends the season doubting his standing with God and trying to atone for the role he played in realizing the abbot's plans. He's wracked with guilt and knows that hell is waiting for him.

And then we have Olrox who knows this, knows what he's done, knows how he feels about it. We see him physically hold Mizrak back and force him to stop and look at what he has wrought. Yet every time Mizrak dismisses him, Olrox returns to basically yell, "I know! I know, and I still love you!" He's extending the grace Mizrak is certain he does not deserve in the eyes of his God.

One of the more crucial myths about Quetzalcoatl is a story in which humanity has been killed off as punishment for vice and greed, or even just as collateral in a spat between deities—but Quetzalcoatl believed in humanity so much that he went to the underworld to retrieve everyone's bones, and, through the sacrifice of his blood, gave humanity the gift of life again.

And I keep thinking about the line, "the devil is easy to cheat".

Of course, the mesoamerican pantheon doesn't have a 'devil' per se, but it does have Mictlantecutli, who is the ruler of their underworld. And a key part of this myth is that when Quetzalcoatl went to the underworld for everyone's bones, he didn't want to give them back. Quetzalcoatl had to use trickery to steal the bones and escape with them.

So I keep thinking about this shot in particular:

To me, it echoes this one from season 1:

I've already written about the symbolism of Olrox's introductory scene at some length, so I won't repeat myself here, but I liken this shot of Julia to a sacrifice. So, you know... by proxy I'm now likening Olrox in this last scene to a sacrifice.

But this time the roles are effectively reversed. Julia, a human sacrificed to a god, and Olrox a god (or at least an avatar of one) sacrificing himself for a human, for someone he believes to be deserving of life.

Like I look at this scene and I think about these things and this shot of Olrox seems to say, "drink of my blood, feast upon my flesh". To say, "your God won't save you, but I will." To promise, "if the devil tries to take you, I will venture into hell to steal you back. I will offer myself to grant you life again."

Of course, the life Olrox is giving Mizrak here is a dark and twisted thing, but it's also an achingly beautiful expression of a god's unconditional love.