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Hitchcock Cameos

The Birds (1963)

North By Northwest (1959)

Torn Curtain (1966)

Topaz (1969)

Vertigo (1958)

To Catch a Thief (1955)

Rope (1948)

Rear Window (1954)

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Vincent Price

An Evening With Edgar Allan Poe ; Tell Tale Heart (1970)

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Along with you died joy. All that remains is despair and a future of meaningless tomorrows

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dean you broke up bc she didn't say 'i love you back' on your third-month-versary dude you... broke up with her OVER THAT MAN DEAN DUUUDEEEEE YOU ! BROKE ! UP ! WITH ! HER ?!?!? OVER THAAATTTTTT????? BROKE UP????!??!??!!??????*?)#)}{-#8@(*;*;,;!*(*9#9@092(#+#-#+

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Last night I went to the very first punk/numetal/rock/alt party my highly-conservative, old-fashioned town has ever had!

I spent the night doing headbang, in the mosh pit (where a girl accidentally hit me with her head and made me bite my lip so I have a cut and a bruise now), coming across former high school classmates, and also for the very first time a sweet guy asked me for my instagram – I kindly rejected him and he was very nice about it!

It was so... validating, you know? My whole life I thought I didn't fit in and that I wasn't fun nor interesting enough, but REALLY I was just hanging out in the wrong places... I now have a deeper understanding as to why one of my friends moved to the capital city to study and only forces herself to come back for the holidays.

It felt as if we were all just a big group of acquaintances just enjoying not having to perform for once. Which we kind of were since we're from a small town lol

boyfie, friends and I & battered up lip:

push me like u mean it

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love this side of fandom !!!!

Teacher's Lounge by Notes_in_the_margins

In which Max Medina isn't just Rory's english teacher, he's Jess' dad.

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no more group chats. we meet once a week from now on and everyone prepares 2 personal stories and 3-5 memes and we sit in a circle and have a Socratic seminar covering these topics

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lowkey obsessed with my own blog. it has all my favorite things and all the opinions i agree with. best place on the internet maybe ever

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I tend to be reluctant and even bitter about most of the remakes and the 'Oh, remember this? Here's a reference thingy 12 years later because we've run out of ideas' that's been going on lately but not even I can deny that this one makes me happy. My face brightened up the moment I spotted the thumbnail in my recommendations. It brought back the same cozy vibes that Lego House gave me back then, and it made me tear up just like before. It took me back to my preteen days 🤍

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they lived happily ever after in my mind idc

Love is brightest in the dark (and we shall guide you to the light)

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maybe growing up is just becoming who you were at 14 again but learning how to love her this time

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I am losing my mind over how Remus panicking after he finds out Tonks is pregnant gets painted as like, an executable offense. It is not his finest choice by far, and it's all quite pathetic, but he was likely gone for a few hours and went home with his tail between his legs after being told off by a teenager.

He had a lot of reason to be afraid and have regrets. We see how dangerous it is for Tonks to be in a relationship with him. Her parents don't approve, Remus (and her by association) is shunned by society, and they don't know how the lycanthropy will affect Tonks or the baby. Running away is literally the most cowardly way to handle it, but this is Remus' fatal flaw, and this is the part in the story where he overcomes it. He stops running away and goes home.

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