#Midsomer

[fucking-why]

I think there is something so horrifying about movies with men knowing that the situation they are creating and what they are doing to a woman will end in her death. They knew every step of the way that what they were doing would end with the woman they love/lust/admire dead. And they did it anyway because they’re selfish and entitled and don’t value that woman’s life as her own person.

Like yeah, these movies contain all the classic horror tropes of gore and cult themes and the sense of dread and anticipation. But the true horror for me is ALWAYS the reveal that the man that wanted her there knew she was going to die. Every single time you see the realisation, the betrayal in her eyes.

[janieunknownwriter]

Midsomer Murders Theme A Haunting Melody

[thedoctorcried]

[opelman]

Somerset Steam by Treflyn Lloyd-Roberts Via Flickr: Panned shot of Ivatt 2MT 41312 as it steams away from Midsomer Norton during a 30742 Charters event. Locomotive: Ivatt 2MT 2-6-2T 41312. Location: The Somerset & Dorset Railway Heritage Trust, Midsomer Norton, Somerset.

[screamingwormsasplayedbypasta]

So we watched Midsomer last night

(tw: for rape)

[soundsofmyuniverse]

Henry Cavill as Simon Mayfield in Midsomer Murders 7x01

[frooogscream]

Every Con O’Neill character ticks at least three

•alcohol problem •manhandled by scary strong man (oh no😏) •shirtless scene •dad shaped (wholesome) •daddy shaped (sexual) •trauma •useless little worm •a homosexual •cool leather jacket •seductively smoking

…and then there’s Jim

[partywithponies]

Midsomer Murders is a fantastic opportunity to see all your favourite actors from other British drama shows, but put into in insane fever dream situations speaking dialogue no normal human being would say and behaving in ways no normal human being would behave.

[brella]

midsomer murders a summary

[derekstilinski]

CON O'NEILL as Jim "the cheese man" Caxton

[tylerposey]

AARON ANTHONY & BEN STARR "The Sting of Death" — Midsomer Murders (21.03)

[microsuedemouse]

I love when a character in Midsomer Murders says “I just can’t believe a murder’s happened here.” You can’t? You can’t believe a murder could happen? Here? In Midsomer County? Really?

[janieunknownwriter]

Bye Bye Blue Eyed Tom Barnaby!

[thoughtsofthegirlwiththecurl]

I love Midsomer Murders because so many episodes are about people who have never experienced a real problem in their lives murdering each other over affairs that happened 60 years ago and feuds that started in the 1700s.

[leseigneurdufeu]

midsommer murders is wild because half the episodes are like "there's this village of 150 people in which everyone is weirdly obsessed with butterflies and hate each other. also the local school has a secret society" and the other half is "you know those local legends? yeah someone's committing ritual murders based on them. also the family in the big house has at least one incest case but good luck figuring out who slept with who" and you've got absolutely no way to know which will be which and also there are actors from Downton Abbey in it

[gydima]

So awkward, so touch-starved. I love him.