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I SPOT A STARKID REFERENCE

And I will now use this as a chance to give more musical whump recommendations.

Obviously you've seen TGWDLM and assuredly many other starkid shows, so I shall skip those. The next musical whump I will recommend to you is Sweeney Todd, most specifically the scene at Foggs Asylum (I got to play Mr. Fogg in a community theatre production of Sweeney Todd, I have some great production photos a can share if you like, with faces blurred out). Fogg is basically a giant creepy whumper who sells his insane asylum patients hair and is a giant fkn creeper about it, weilds a pair of scissors, and calls all the patients his "children".

NEXT I recommend the song "Court of Miracles" from Hunchback of Notredame, specifically the musical version of it, not the Disney movie. This musical is so very whumpy, Id recomend you watch the entire thing bc Frollo is SOMETHING ELSE but that song is. MMMM. It has the King of the [Romani] singing at the main characters about how he's going to kill them in a silly little whumper way, it's amazing.

And thus, I retreat from your askbox and leave these recs on your doorstep like a lil rat. Have fun, I may be back eventually with more, and I would be MORE THAN HAPPY to talk with you more about these scenes or other recs :)

YEAHHHH I LOVE STARKID!!! and thanks for the recommendations!!!! i watched those scenes and they were AMAZINGGG. i’ve ever heard of sweeney todd until now and it seems super cool :D wow i really do need to watch more musicals so feel free to send more recs if u want! 🐀🐀🐀

also fun fact about me: i played the role of larry the lobster in the spongebob musical my school was doing last november and it was SOOO fun. it was the first (and only) musical i’ve ever been in and was one of the best things i’ve ever experienced like woooow i wish i had joined more musicals before then. anyway i loooove musicals now especially starkid and the hatchetfield ones :) nerdy prudes must die is my favorite but i love black friday and tgwdlm just as much!!

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R.A.M.P., Equaleft, Blame ZeusHard Club (Sala 2), Porto (PT)10th June 2022Promoted by Notredame Productions The name R.A.M.P. may not mean much (or anything at all) to you, but ask any Portuguese metalhead about them and you’ll realize they’re quite a legend in their home country. So when they release a new album – especially since it’s been 13 (?!) years since the last one -, crisis or not, you…

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I'm not great at sketching. But every costume I do starts with a silly sketch. In my head it was so clear! And the final product looks nothing like I wanted it to. But now, looking back, that's just how art works. You think it will be clear path from A to B. But you end up getting lost and then somehow finding C. And that's totally fine! It's a journey. Find pleasure in the process or it will become work. Stained glass original concept.

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Artemis Fowl and the Movie Adaptation (An Unfortunate Tale)

(image courtesy of Disney trailer flips Artemis Fowl story to make him a hero)

Are there more serious problems at hand? Most definitely. Am I going to be talking about them? Absolutely not, I’m only qualified to talk about media and even then I’d say the word qualified is doing a lot of heavy lifting. 

This post is going to be less structured compared to my previous one and shorter mainly because I just really need to get my thoughts on this whole thing out there. I also want to make it clear that I know I’m not the target audience for this movie, I merely wanted to toss my two cents into this whole mess because I grew up with the series and I want to talk about how this adaptation makes me ~feel~.

For those that have never read the books, a short summary is in order. Artemis Fowl is a series of eight books by Eoin Colfer that follows the titular main character of Artemis Fowl, a rich Irish lad with too much free time and very evil tendencies. The series shows Artemis’ growth from villain to anti-hero over the course of the books along with his growing friendships between Holly and the other Faeries, as well as his relationships with other characters like his seemingly only father figure, Butler.

In short, it’s a lot of fun and though at times the execution can be lacking, it’s a phenomenal Middle-Grade work and I’d recommend it to anyone, adult or kid. Towards the end, I did feel the series was getting repetitive but that’s a discussion for another day. Maybe I’ll put up an Artemis Fowl book review someday just not today. Though I’ll say that there are plenty of aspects the movie could have improved on, like the constant bringing back of Opal as a villain and other more minor problems I had with the series. What I mean by bringing up the repetition of Opal as a villain is that change or deviation from the series isn’t bad so long as the core of the story still remains. However, it does look as though the core of the story has not only been changed but been beaten into something else entirely. 

Now the movie. I can’t speak on the entirety of it yet as only the trailer has been released but let’s just say it’s not….great. Before I start complaining I want to be very clear that going after the actors is not ok, no matter how unhappy you are in regards to the adaptation. The only reason I feel the need to say this is because I know how the internet works and I have no doubt that there are going to be hordes of people harassing the actors, especially the boy that plays Artemis because they want to direct their discontentment somewhere. This is something I’d consider to be a low blow and I’m not going to condone it in any way. That’s why I want to be very VERY clear that my issue is not with the actors but with the story, the casting choice as made by the people running things behind the scenes, the effects, and so on. None of this is going to be a direct call to chase these people down because, to put it simply, not cool my guys. 

Mini-rant about that over, onto the movie portion. When watching the trailer I was struck with a similar thought as when watching the trailer for the live-action Aladdin, “What an expensive yet cheap-looking movie.” I’m aware that plenty of movies, especially the Disney ones love their CGI but just going off the trailer it appears as though the CGI has gone off the rails. Its use is excessive to the point where the whole film has a veneer of uncanniness to it. There’s no other way to say it, the effects look overused. They don’t work because they don’t seem to blend real environments into CGI seamlessly and with the kind of money Disney has, I’d have expected something a lot more eye-catching.

Aside from the effects, there’s the casting. Now I applaud the movie for keeping a mostly Irish cast, Hell even Eoin Colfer praises this and I can’t blame him. There isn’t exactly much Irish representation in media and what little comes to mind is often chock full of stereotypes rather than complex characters. Despite this, I’m personally not happy with some of the casting choices. The main issues I have are with the casting of Artemis, Holly, and Butler. For everyone else, I’m kind of on the fence but I have no real issues. Seems like Judi Dench is the go-to gender-bent actor now what with her recent appearance as female old Deuteronomy in everyone’s favorite movie CATS and now she’s female Commander Root. That in and of itself really isn’t an issue despite my side-eyeing towards Hollywood and its tendencies to just make a gender-bent version of a male-dominated franchise rather than a new female-dominated franchise but I digress. Now, once more, this is not a criticism of the actors themselves nor an intention of hate tossed their way but the kid playing Artemis, he’s too cute. I mean look at him, he looks like a sweet boy rather than a conniving little shit. The Artemis that I and many fans like myself imagine was a real piece of work, pale as paper and more akin to the children in horror movies. I’m sure he’s a nice person but that doesn’t change the fact that I don’t feel he fits the role of Artemis, acting aside. Holly, oh Holly what have they done to you. I’ll tell you what they’ve done, they’ve essentially whitewashed her. In the books (I know this phrase is annoying and has been memed to death but just stick with me on this), Holly’s skin is brown, yet here we have a very decidedly not brown Holly. I know this has been an issue in film as a whole for a while, the whitewashing of characters. I remember the Jake Gyllenhal Prince of Persia all too well. It sends shivers down my spine just thinking about it. Butler, on the other hand, is made black in the film, sort of telling that you’ve made the servant character black and you’ve whitewashed the magical and powerful character, Disney. Not saying anything more than that because I’m sure you can all come to your own conclusions but that leaves me with a series side-eye. I’m only joking, of course, well half-joking.

Onto the story. How she has been butchered before my very eyes. The one thing the majority of the fandom agrees on in terms of their hatred is the shift from making Artemis Fowl the villain to making him the hero. This shift has not only ruined everything the books stood for but it’s taken a very engaging character and turned them into a generic fantasy protagonist filled with wide-eyed wonder. There is, of course, plenty of room for protagonists like that but the reason this series stuck out was because of its refusal to do just that. When I first picked up this series as a kid, I was entranced by Artemis because he wasn’t one-note, he wasn’t wholly good, he was layered and I enjoyed that. I liked that he wasn’t a clear hero, that he did bad things, and that he was slowly learning to be better. I liked that it allowed for Artemis to have a second chance, to better himself. I liked that Artemis was smart and conniving but couldn’t do anything in terms of physical prowess and that, that role was given instead to Holly Short who delighted in the physical and enjoyed a good fight. I’ve seen plenty of people say that they’ve made Artemis one-note but I’m sure they’ve also made other characters very one-note like Holly. Holly is admittedly a more heroic character in the books but even she isn’t without her flaws and issues. Looking at the Holly in the trailer makes me feel as if we’re going to be given another Hermione, that is a character scrubbed of all her imperfections and presented as a perfect being on the screen. That’s not to say that movie Hermione was bad but that she lacked depth and if they go that route with Holly then sure little kids will have a smart and strong female protagonist to look up to but I think kids also deserve more nuanced characters, more nuanced female characters that do get angry and that do hit back when they’re angry, that learn to control their rage and deal with it in better ways. Holly was always cool in the books, she was suave and someone I enjoyed reading just as much as Artemis but she wasn’t perfect, not even close.

Part of me is just salty because I really thought that Disney would be better at adapting “darker” kids material. When I was younger and DreamWorks/Paramount managed to get the rights to make the A Series of Unfortunate Events Movie, which ended up being a flop but not the worst adaptation out there, I often heard the relief of people saying that at least Disney didn’t adapt the films because if they had they would have scrubbed any rough edges from the film clean. At the time I thought this was ridiculous, I mean sure Disney is often squeaky clean in terms of its product but they aren’t shy about heading into darker territory, case in point Frollo from the Hunchback of Notredame. But, now I understand that hesitance that people had and I’m sad to say that they were probably right.  

With all my complaining out of the way, how does the author view these changes, I mean he can’t simply be ok with them, can he? I know if it was my work being butchered this way I’d have a word or two ready. In the Polygon interview, however, Colfer seems to not be bothered by the changes. I’m sure some people will point to the author being fine with most of the changes as a positive and feel the criticisms of the movie invalid but I disagree. Of course, Colfer is happy with the movie finally going forward, it’s been frozen in place since 2001, besides the man is going to get his coin either way, so I don’t exactly blame him for going the Andrzej Sapkowski route, dusting off his hands and giving the reigns to someone else. Even though I don’t blame him for this, I wish we could have gotten a better adaptation, one that understood the core of the Artemis Fowl stories. I do hope that once the movie comes out that I eat my words on this matter but I have doubts that that’s going to be the case.

BOOKS:

Go buy them or get them from your library, they’re a treat and a half. 

Artemis Fowl Book Series (New)

Artemis Fowl Book Series (Used)

ARTICLES I READ ON THIS:

Artemis Fowl author supports — and is a little envious of — the changes in Disney’s movie

Disney trailer flips Artemis Fowl story to make him a hero

Give my blog a look if you want too (it’s got the same stuff on there as my Tumblr):

https://silasmadams.home.blog/2020/03/07/artemis-fowl-and-the-movie-adaptation-an-unfortunate-tale/

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Gothic romance?

Well, let’s see.  I guess it all depends on what you mean by Gothic Romance.   A long time ago the term Romance was used to mean anything emotional, dramatic, or exaggerated.  And most Gothic fiction fits under this category but I’ll answer under the assumption that you mean the modern definition, as in Gothic love stories.

Here we go…

Edward Scissorhands.  Probably the saddest but most obvious one to list with beautiful and haunting music by Danny Elfman.   

Crimson Peak.  This one is practically a love letter to Gothic literature of the late nineteenth century and practically personifies Gothic.

Faust.  The silent version by F. W. Murnau.  This version beautifully follows Goethe’s Faust Parts 1 and 2 and ends with the bitter-sweet ascension of Faust and Gretchen to Heaven, Faust’s love saving him from damnation.

Tim Burton’s The Corpse Bride.   Animated with beautiful music by Danny Elfman this film is today strangely under-rated whereas when it first came out people seemed to think it would be the next Nightmare before Christmas. 

The Company of Wolves . This one is an odd film.  Using werewolves as a metaphor for sex, sexuality, and even puberty the film tells several classic werewolf legends all within the mind of a sleeping pubescent girl (having her first period).  In the dream Granny (Angela Lansbury) tells terrible werewolf stories to Rosaleen (Little Red Riding Hood) to warn of the dangers of men but in the end Rosaleen shows sympathy to a werewolf huntsman and it’s implied she becomes one as well.  This is from director Neil Jordan (Interview with the vampire) and can work on it’s own (without understanding of the metaphors) as a good, yet trippy early 1980s werewolf movie.  

The Ghost and Mrs. Muir.   Nineteen forties novel, movie, and 1960s TV series.  This is a sweet story of a self-sufficient young widow (in the Victorian era) who ends up in a very peculiar and loving relationship with the ghost of a cantankerous old sea captain.  It’s more empowering than anything you’ll ever find in Twilight.

She Creature (2001 film.  Not to be confused with the 1950s film of the same name.  It has a very different plot.  Also sometimes titled She-Creature: Mermaid Tales).   This film deals with some carnival people trying to take a captured mermaid back to America with them but the mermaid is more of a predator than they realize and she starts to kill off the men who hold her prisoner, only showing sympathy to the one female on board, whom she seems to have developed feelings toward.

Dracula (1979 film).  I like this one because the Mina character (called Lucy in the film) is actually a very strong and aggressive character. You can even argue that she is the one who seduces Dracula first.  She also speaks her mind when she disagrees with his actions.   And it intrigues and delights him. 

Bram Stoker’s Dracula.   The love story might be purely created for the film but I still like it.  Even if they did take some odd liberties about how Dracula became a vampire.

Dark Prince: The True Story of Dracula.  Surprisingly respectful to history while still implying Dracula becomes the vampire, the dynamic between Vlad and Lydia is sweet.

Love at First Bite.  This one is a romantic comedy but I have a soft spot for it.  It even gives Dracula a happy ending.

The Vampire lovers.  If you want a little bit of Lesbian romance than The vampire lovers might be for you, it’s an adaptation of Carmilla with one of the main character’s names changed but other than that it follows the novel better than some other adaptions and has a great ambiance and atmosphere.

Interview with the vampire. If you can’t tell that Lestat is in love with Louis than you have no eye for subtlety.  Not strictly a romance but you can tell there is love between the main characters.

The Bride.   Not to be confused with The Bride of Frankenstein this movie is from 1985 and is a very modern (though set in the past) exploration on the Bride of Frankenstein idea. It also gives The Creature a happy ending and I’m kind of a sucker for hopeful outcomes.

Beauty and the Beast.  Nearly all versions of Beauty and the Beast (when done well) are Gothic romances.  Though if you want something a little darker than Disney than I would suggest the 1940s version or the surreal 2014 French version (now available on DVD in the US.)  The 2014 French version has beautiful visuals but the chemistry between the leads is a little weak.  It also gives a very intriguing new backstory for The Beast.  

Sleepy Hollow.  The romance between Ichabod and Katrina is simple yet beautiful. (1999 movie.  Not the TV series.)

Warm Bodies.  May people call this the zombie equivalent to Twilight but R has a lot more character depth and development than Edward ever had.  Also it’s the only Zombie apocalypse movie to have a happy ending. And though the metaphors are a bit ham handed I think it’s sweet.  Love and feeling is what makes you alive.

Let the Right One In.  Though the relationship is platonic the protagonist’s bond is deep and sweet.  And if you want a little violence in your romantic movie night wait until you get to the “bullies at the pool” scene.  You’ll get something delightfully terrible.   

Phantom of the Opera (2004 musical / opera version)

Disney’s Hunchback of Notredame.  I say the Disney version because the romantic aspect of the original is purely in the emotional nature of the story.  Any “Love story” aspect was purely one sided but in the Disney version you get to see reciprocated and unappreciated love.  Also, who doesn’t love “Hell Fire”?

Dorian Gray (2009 version).  Though this film deviates from it’s source material it does capture the heart and feel of the original story and also features a sort of quasi-redmption near the end, out of love.

The Canterville Ghost (1996).   The love story in this is a bit thin but it is there between Virginia and the young lord next door.

Gothic only in it’s atmosphere, nearly any version of Les Miserables.

There are a lot more but that’s what I thought of off the top of my head.

Bonus Fantasy suggestions:  Maleficent (though it’s more of a maternal love), Splash, and Date with a Angel. 

For Gothic Romance TV shows:  She-Wolf of London, Dark Shadows (original and 1990s version), and Forever Knight, and Lucifer.

For Gothic Romance novels try Carmilla, The Dracula Tape (retelling of Dracula by Dracula, himself) by Fred Saberhagen, Goethe’s Faust parts 1 and 2 (Closet Drama), Warm Bodies,  Les Miserables by Victor Hugo, Beauty and The Beast (original French novel, not the fairy tale version), and The Ghost and Mrs. Muir by R. A. Dick (Pen name of Josephine Lesley).

TV mini-series:  Jekyll.  A direct sequel to the original story by Steven Moffat and it shows just what happens when Hyde develops feelings toward his alterego’s family.

And the 2004 Hallmark mini-series of Frankenstein starring Luke Goss as The Creature.  It’s very faithful the novel and has good chemistry between Viktor and Elizabeth.  

Plays:  Frank Wildhorn’s Dracula The musical.  Particularly the German production.  Dracula das Musical and the Japanese version where Wao Yoka plays the best Dracula ever done by a woman you are likely to come across. 

The up coming movie The Shape of Water looks very good too.

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[4evahaka]

An incredibly sad ending to these twins journey. Former #NFL #𝑹unning𝑩ack #GeorgeAtkinsonIII has died at the age of 27; 𝒂 year after the #𝑺uicide of his #𝑻win𝑩rother on #ChristmasDay back in 2018, a few months after the death of their mother in October of 2018. According to reports on #NYPost; A cause of death for Atkinson has not been released. But the former #NotreDame product, whose father, George Atkinson, played for the #OaklandRaiders, had been struggling with the suicide of his twin brother, Josh, who took his own life Dec. 25, 2018, the #𝑺𝒐𝒖𝒕𝒉BendTribune said. A relative confirmed Atkinson III’s death Monday. He had “been dealing with #𝑫epression” over his brother’s death as well as that of his mother in October 2018 from Crohn’s disease. He was also cut from the #𝑵𝒀Jets in 2018 so that probably worsened his depression... 💚#REPOSTED: #4evahaka2 #FAMUGrad1908💕💚#CreditToOwner - #regrann https://www.instagram.com/p/B5oLRJfnopY/?igshid=1n5v586jf23s5

[centrestagereviews]

Actor of the Week: Shanna Michelle Slaap

Actor of the Week: Shanna Michelle Slaap who is currently performing in the touring production of On Your Feet.

Shanna trained at the Lucia Marthas Institute for Performing Arts in Amsterdam and Guildford School of Acting in Guilford where she graduated with an honour’s degree in Musical Performance.

Her theatre credits include: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (Stage Entertainment), The Hunchback of Notredame (Opus One), The Bodyguard (Stage Entertainment), cover Gloria and cover Rebecca…

[nevalra]

Porto, PORTUGAL 🇵🇹! JUNE 14! #CarachAngren, #Wolfheart, #THYANTICHRIST, #NEVALRA at Hard Club, Notredame Productions Event Info: https://www.facebook.com/events/405206753369380/?ti=cl (at Porto, Portugal) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxf-3m9BGm0/?igshid=rz6j5shfm86