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Para salvar vidas, ella tendrá que romper algunos corazones… “Doogie Kamealoha, M.D. · Temporada 2”

Cuando Walter, el primer amor de la Dra. Lahela ‘Doogie’ Kameāloha, regresa de su gira mundial de surf, no es el mismo novio del que ella se despidió meses atrás. Pero ella tampoco es la misma chica. Eso se vuelve evidente cuando Lahela conoce a un chico rebelde en una moto todoterreno, Nico, y se enfrenta a una decisión: luchar por lo que sabe es verdadero o darle una nueva oportunidad al amor.

Todo se complica por las presiones de ser una médica adolescente. Por suerte, Lahela tiene a su familia, a sus compañeros de trabajo y a su mejor amiga, Steph, que están siempre para apoyarla.

Estreno: 31 de marzo de 2023 en Disney+.

La segunda temporada cuenta con las actuaciones de Peyton Elizabeth Lee, Milo Manheim, Alex Aiono, Emma Meisel, Matthew Sato, Wes Tian, Mapuana Makia, Jeffrey Bowyer Chapman, Ronny Chieng, Jason Scott Lee, Kathleen Rose Perkins, entre otros.

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— JEFFREY BOWYER-CHAPMAN in UNREAL SEASON TWO

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Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman

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#32 Spiral (2019)

"Una pareja del mismo sexo se muda a un pueblo pequeño para poder disfrutar de una mejor calidad de vida y criar a su hija de 16 años con los mejores valores sociales. Pero nada es lo que parece en su pintoresco barrio." - FilmAffinity

Malik (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman) y Aaron (Ari Cohen) son una pareja interracial que se mudan a un pequeño pueblo con la hija del último, Kayla (Jennifer Laporte), es 1995 y pese a que la comunidad parece muy agradable, cuando un día vuelve Malik de hacer deporte encuentra una pintada en su casa con la palabra "fagots", y sé lo culta a ambos, pintando antes de que vuelvan.

Malik se queda en casa trabajando en su novela y siempre ve a un hombre mayor que le da mala espina, hasta que lo ve varias veces rondando por la casa, y un día lo confronta. El cual le da un papel en blanco de forma misteriosa.

En la casa de enfrente, una noche, Malik observa como realizan una especie de ritual, bailan y rezan en círculo en el salón de la casa de su vecina, y no sabe quién es esa gente, pero lo que les trasmite no es nada positivo. Saca una fotografía con su Polaroid, y al día siguiente se llevan un cadáver de la casa. Es el hombre misterioso que le dio el papel en blanco.

Al día siguiente, Malik se cuela en la cara del vecino esperando encontrar respuestas. A la vez, Kayla empieza a conocer a un chico que le llama mucho la atención, llamado Tyler (Ty Wood).

Cuando sus vecinos les invitan a tomar una copa de vino en su casa, Malik no puede evitar escabullirse para investigar, allí viven Tiffany (Chandra West) y Marshal (Lochlyn Munro) con su hijo Tyler, el interés romántico de Kayla. Pero no encuentra nada, como en la casa del vecino mayor. Pero no puede evitar seguir sintiendo que algo no encaja.

A Mailk ese pueblo le trae muy malas sensaciones, y tiene flashbacks recurrentes de un incidente ocurrido hace varios años, donde se encontraba en un coche besándose con su entonces novio y un grupo de jóvenes les asalta y mata a su pareja. Esa historia ha estado persiguiendo a Malik todos estos años, y es el motivo de que esté escribiendo ese libro.

Una noche, del techo de la habitación de Kayla cae sangre, y son dos mapaches que se han desangrado en los techos de la casa. La sangre cae sobre la cama y el rostro de Kayla lo que la hace entrar en pánico.

La mente de Malik se está rompiendo debido a su pasado y a todo lo que está viviendo en la nueva casa, mientras Kayla y Aaron se mantienen en otro plano, es en la espiral de su locura, que da con el método para qué la nota en blanco que le entrega su vecino revele que tiene escrito. Ahí descubre una serie de números que tienen que ver con noticias en el periódico antiguas.

Se lo cuenta todo a Aaron, entre la información les cuenta que hace 10 años murió otra pareja homosexual en el pueblo, y lejos de entenderle, Aaron le confiesa que ya lo sabía, que Tifanny y Marshal son buenas personas.

Al bajar la puerta del garaje descubre en la misma una espiral pintada, y empieza a sentirse cada vez más incómodo y fuera de lugar, siente que los vecinos le vigilan y le observan, Rusty Creek no es el lugar seguro y soñado que se imaginaban, y decide adentrarse en la casa abandonada de la pareja que murió hace 10 años. Donde descubre algunas similitudes de lo que ocurre en su casa: pintadas, techos falsos, ruidos... ahí logra ver a una presencia fantasmal que le entrega unas cintas de vídeo. Y cuando vuelve a casa, descubre que Aaron le muestra una serie de Polaroids donde se le ve manteniendo relaciones sexuales a Malik y Matthew, el nieto del vecino, cosa que Malik sabe que no es verdad, que ese no puede ser él.

"Hablo muy en serio Kayla, este pueblo y este maldito país no son seguros para la gente que destaca. Ya puedes ir olvidándote de todo lo que te dije, de vivir libre y con orgullo, ni se te ocurra llamar la atención, nunca te hagas oír, nunca te manifiestes, no es seguro. Tayler solo quiere una cosa de ti." Es el consejo que le da Malik a Kayla cuando están solos.

Malik está fuera de control, no recuerda cosas, está agotado y desubicado, con dolor de cabeza... y se aloja en un hotel para poder visualizar las cintas, viendo como se reproduce el ritual de acoso y asesinato, que están sufriendo ellos.

Al volver a casa, dispara a Marshal para proteger a su familia, y acaba en la cárcel, mientras Aaron le confiesa que tanto él como Kayla volverán a la ciudad huyendo de él. Al volver a casa, Aaron visualiza una de las cintas que encuentra Malik, y comprende que la historia se repite cuando ve a Tayler en una grabación de 1985 exactamente igual que ahora, 10 años después. Marshal visita a Mailk en la cárcel, mientas en la casa se reúnen en un ritual para matar a Aaron, Kayla y Malik y acusar a Malik de matarlos y suicidarse después.

Tayler asesina a Kayla y se come su corazón ante los ojos aterrorizados de Aaron, acusarán a Mailk de todo, y nadie lo cuestionará.

10 años después, en 2005, eligen a una nueva pareja para que caiga en sus redes. Malik lo documenta todo en unos cd's y los ocultará, como las cintas del matrimonio anterior.

"Algunas circunstancias son bastante inverosímiles, pero el trasfondo de homofobia es real hasta el día de hoy. Los saltos temporales que te guían para que te desubiques como Malik son abrumadores, ya que no parece que estés entendiendo el film. Entretenida" - Cinema's life

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Spiral (2019)

Spiral is a valiant effort. You can tell everyone was trying their hardest and towards the end of the film, it does expose a kernel of intelligence that - if you’re dying to see an LGBT+ horror movie - might almost, if it’s a full moon, and Halloween as well, make it worth seeing.

Malik (Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman) and his boyfriend Aaron (Air Cohen) move into a new home with Aaron’s daughter, Kayla (Jennifer Laporte). The small town's residents are welcoming enough but while his family is away, Malik discovers homophobic graffiti scrawled on their living room wall. Someone - or something - in this community is watching them.

A common criticism of LGBT+ characters in film is that they always have tragic endings. It’s not an unfounded complaint. Far too often, if you even have gay characters in your movie, they’re written in to support the leads before they die tragically. That’s not the case here. Malik is very much the central character in a horror film that addresses fears particularly relevant to people like him. We see glimpses of his past when he witnessed a boyfriend get lynched by homophobes, he’s terrified that his neighbors are merely pretending to be friendly (he’s got a reason to be frightened) and there are also real-world issues unique to same-sex couples discussed. The conclusion brings up ideas that are worth pausing to think about, such as how there’s always going to be another “other”, and there's also an exploration of what sort of trauma you would suffer from if you witnessed both passive-aggrssive and violent hate crimes. Now if only the movie were better.

The first issue with the film is Malik. This story is set in 1993 so certain behaviors/attitudes can be excused. Even so, the man’s got no sense of self-preservation. When you oversee your neighbors doing something creepy at night, if you’re going to take a picture of them, do it in a way that doesn’t draw attention to yourself. If you’re going to investigate the creepy old man, either come up with a good story in case you get caught snooping or make your presence subtle. I know the people in this horror movie don’t know they’re in a horror movie but the signs are there. Malik has seen the offensive graffiti, he’s also noticed these weird spirals here and there. I can understand him not wanting to cause panic by telling Aaron and Kayla but if you REALLY think they’re in danger, tell them

To properly explain why this is a bad movie, I have to give away the ending. Turns out that every ten years (give or take), the seemingly friendly neighbors sacrifice a virgin to some demon to remain young. Part of the ritual includes pouring animal blood all over her face, weird dancing, etc. They get away with it by framing the girl’s parents. In recent years, their coverup has them targetting gay parents, whom the media will see as “prone to mental instability”. Butcher the girl, make it look like the adults killed her, then each other. They will never run out of victims because there’s always going to be someone the police will say “Yeah, those kind of people will just do that”. Movie-wise, it’s a good idea. This story is about a gay man but when you think about it, he could’ve been in a mixed-race relationship, or an unwed mother, etc.

Once we know this, many earlier events seem clumsy or nonsensical. Malik stumbles upon the truth about the cult by venturing into the house of the lesbian couple killed in 1983. Lucky for him, they just happened to videotape everything that happened to them and left the videos in their home for him to discover a decade later. You’d think the cultists would’ve gone in and scrubbed the place clean so no one would find the evidence. When the cultists sacrifice their virgin, they open her up and clean out her guts like she's a watermelon. Even if the police are prejudiced, it’s hard to believe someone won't recognize this pattern, particularly since it happens every ten years. Maybe the cultists clean up their mess after? No, we know they don’t. They didn't even bother cleaning up the blood stains when the new family moved in! And what was the deal with the spiral-shaped break that formed on Malik and Aaron's windshield when they drove into town? Just the biggest coincidence of all time I guess.

You can forgive a lot in a horror film if it scares you. Even if you’ve been the victim of homophobia, there’s not a lot that’ll give you willies in Spiral. The performances are good but there are just too many elements of this story that disappoint, don't go far enough or are ultimately half-baked. It's a shame. Another couple of passes through the ringer and it might’ve worked. (May 3, 2021)

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The premiere date for Doogie Kamealoha, MD, Season 2, starring Peyton Elizabeth Lee, has been announced.  All episodes debut on Friday, March 31, on Disney+.  

A major storyline this season will be Doogie’s love triangle involving a new character, Ben, played by Milo Manheim.  Milo also stars with Peyton in the movie “Prom Pact,” premiering on Disney Channel March 30, and on Disney+ March 31.

The other cast members of Doogie are: Alex Aiono, Emma Meisel, Jason Scott Lee, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, Kathleen Rose Perkins, Mapuana Makia, Matt Sato, Ronny Chieng, and Wes Tian.

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Marry Jeffrey Bowyer cause thats a pretty man, kill alan and i guess I’ll have to close my eyes and romanticise being called slurs for a few minutes and get through with it …

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New in July - Hallmark Movies Now

Caribbean Summer (2022)  Starring  Heather Hemmens and Ser’Darius Blain   Hallmark Channel / Summer Nights 

The Last Bridesmaid (2019)  Starring Rachel Boston and Paul Campbell   Hallmark Channel / June Weddings 

Paris, Wine & Romance (2019)  Starring Jen Lilley and Dn Jeannotte   Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Summer 

Destination Wedding (2017)  Starring Alexa PenaVega, Jeremy Guilbaut, and Andrea Brooks Hallmark Channel / June Weddings 

One Starry Christmas (2014)  Starring Sarah Carter and Damon Runyan   Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

It's Christmas, Carol! (2012)  Starring Emmanuelle Vaguer and Carrie Fisher   Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Christmas Song (2012)  Starring Natasha Henstridge and Gabriel Hogan   Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

June 1 

Campfire Christmas (2022)  Starring Tori Anderson, Corbin Bleu, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, Catlin Stryker, and Matt Hamilton   Hallmark Channel / Christmas in July  

Christmas in Rome (2019)  Starring Lacey Cabaret and Sam Page   Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

In the Key of Love (2019)  Starring Laura Ones, Scott Michael, Andrea Brooks, and Shannon Chan-Kent   Hallmark Movies Now 

With Love, Christmas (2017)  Starring Emilie Ullerup and Aaron O’Connell   Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

July 6 

The Journey Ahead (2022)  Starring Holly Robinson Peete and Kaylee Bryant   Hallmark Movies & Mysteries 

My Grown-Up Christmas List (2022)  Starring Kevin McGarry and Kayla Wallace  Hallmark Channel / Christmas in July 

The Christmas Ring (2020)  Starring Nareen Contractor and David Alpay  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas 

Once Upon a Holiday (2015)  Starring Briana Evigan and Paul Campbell   Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

Sun, Sand & Romance (2017)  Starring Tricia Helfer and Paul Campbell  Hallmark Channel / Summer Nights 

July 13 

A Tail of Love (2022)  Starring Brittany Bristow and Chris McNally  Hallmark Channel / Spring Into Love 

July 20 

Big Sky River (2022)  Starring Emmanuelle Vaguer and Kavan Smith  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries 

July 27 

Romance to the Rescue (2022)  Starring Andrea Brooks and Marcus Rosner  Hallmark Channel 

All Saints Christmas (2022)  Starring Ledisi and Roger Cross  Hallmark Channel / Countdown to Christmas 

The Holiday Stocking (2022)  Starring Nadine Ellis, Tamala Jones, and B.J. Britt  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Mahogany / Miracles of Christmas 

Sense, Sensibility & Snowman (2019)  Starring Erin Krakow, Luke Macfarlane, and Kimberly Sustad  Hallmark Movies & Mysteries / Miracles of Christmas 

Christmas in Toyland (2022) Starring Vanessa Lengies abd Jesse Hutch Hallmark Channel / Christmas in July

And more new movies every Thursday. 

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— MEAGAN TANDY  in UNREAL SEASON TWO

By clicking the source link, you will find #190 gifs of MEAGAN TANDY as ‘CHANTAL’ in UNREAL, SEASON TWO. All gifs were hand made with love by me, @resovrceful​ , are all sized 268x151, and are all within tumblr’s maximum limit. 

All members of my server gain early access to gifpacks, and you can join here. Please do like and/or reblog if you found this at all useful, and if you’re feeling even more generous please consider buying me a coffee.

About: MEAGAN TANDY was born in 1985, is FEMALE and is BLACK. Please cast her accordingly. Gifs Feature: BJ Britt, Constance Zimmer, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, Kim Matula, Monica Barbaro, Shiri Appleby. Warnings/Triggers/Other: drinking, flashing lights, hospital scenes, kissing, semi nudity (swimwear).

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hi! i have a bit of a tough ask for you but who are some of your favorite fcs that are at least half white (because of siblings in the rp) but also between 30 and 40 years of age. i hope this isn't too specific! i believe the gender is open so all suggestions are appreciated. thank you so much in advance you're truly a lifesaver and i hope this isn't too difficult.

Women:

Ashley Madekwe (1981) Nigerian, Swiss-German / English.

Dichen Lachman (1982) Nepalese Tibetan / German, English, some Scottish.

Gugu Mbatha-Raw (1983) Zulu South African / English.

Jessica Parker Kennedy (1984) Black Canadian / Ashkenazi Jewish.

Jessica Lucas (1985) Black Canadian / European.

Cynthia Addai-Robinson (1985) Ghanaian / English.

Juliana Harkavy (1985) Dominican Republic, African, Chinese / Ashkenazi Jewish.

Lilan Bowden (1985) Taiwanese / English and Welsh.

Lenora Crichlow (1985) Afro Trinidadian / English.

Celina Jade (1985) Hongkonger / English, Irish, German, French.

Antonia Thomas (1986) Afro Jamaican / English, possibly Welsh.

Pearl Mackie (1987) West Indian / English - is bisexual.

Melissa O'Neil (1988) Hongkonger / Irish, possibly other.

Nadia Hilker (1988) Tunisian / German.

Janel Parrish (1988) Han Chinese / Irish, English, German.

Hannah John-Kamen (1989) Nigerian / Norwegian.

Nichole Sakura (1989) Japanese / Irish.

Kylie Bunbury (1989) Afro Guyanese / Swedish, Polish, English, and German.

Logan Browning (1989) African-American / European.

Kimiko Glenn (1989) Japanese / German, Scottish, Irish.

Jasmine Cephas Jones (1989) African-American / English.

Aiysha Hart (1990) Saudi Arabian / English.

Tasie Lawrence (1990) Indo-Guyanese / English.

Phillipa Soo (1990) Chinese / English, Scottish, Irish.

Chloe Bridges (1991) Honduran / English.

Sarah Kameela Impey (1991) Indo-Guyanese / British.

Ariana DeBose (1991) Puerto Rican, African-American, possibly Italian / English, Scottish, French - is bisexual.

Davika Hoorne (1992) Thai / Belgian.

Georgina Campbell (1992) Afro Jamaican / English.

Jessica Henwick (1992) Chinese Singaporean / English.

Kiana Madeira (1992) Irish, Unspecified First Nations, Black Canadian / Portuguese.

Yaya Urassaya Sperbund (1993) Thai / Norwegian.

Men:

Nick Mohammed (1980) Indo Trinidadian / Greek-Cypriot.

Ricky Whittle (1981) Afro-Jamaican / English.

Elyas M'Barek (1982) Tunisian / Austrian.

Aarón Díaz (1982) Mexican / Irish.

Michael Malarkey (1983) Palestinian, Italian-Maltese / Irish, German.

Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman (1984) Afro-Jamaican / English - is gay.

Roman Reigns (1985) Samoan, distant English / Italian and English.

Remy Hii (1986) Chinese Malaysian / English.

Peter Gadiot (1986) Mexican / Dutch, some French.

Oliver Jackson-Cohen (1986) Egyptian Jewish / English.

Lewis Tan (1987) Chinese Singaporean / Irish.

Jay Hayden (1987) Irish, English, Scottish / Korean.

Alfred Enoch (1988) Afro Barbadian / English.

Kendrick Sampson (1988) African-American / English, other.

Elliot Knight (1990) Nigerian / English.

Jacob Anderson (1990) African-Caribbean / Scottish.

Regé-Jean Page (1990) Zimbabwean / British.

Nathaniel Curtis (1990) Indian / English - is queer.

Kiowa Gordon (1990) Hualapai, English, Scottish, Danish.

Alexander Hodge (1991) Chinese Singaporean / Irish.

Tyler Posey (1991) Mexican / English, Scottish, Irish, German, distant French - is queer and sexually fluid.

Nonb:

Rose Butch (1991) Japanese / White - non-binary (they/them).

Here you go!

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1/60 Watching Every Non-US Shudder Original Film (Not Sponsored)

Film: Spiral (2019)

Country Of Origin: Canada

Language: English

Runtime: 90 minutes

Shudder Synopsis: Aaron and Malik move to a small town so they can enjoy a better quality of life, and raise their 16 year-old daughter with the best social values. But nothing is as it seems in their picturesque neighbourhood.

Director: Kurtis David Harder

Writers: Colin Minihan, John Poliquin

Cast: Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, Ari Cohen, Lochlyn Munro, Chandra West, Ty Wood, June Laporte

Pre-Thots: I had no expectations, or any knowledge of the plot, setting, characters, or even sub-genre. All I knew was it got confused as Spiral: From The Book Of Saw, by someone in the Saw fandom, so I wanted to know more. That, and it has Jeffery, who I've enjoyed in other media.

Post-Thots: Ok, so knowing nothing going in was a big plus (and a preference for me)! It was also maybe a must? Other reviews on the Shudder website seemed disappointed that this was a psychological thriller and not a fast-paced, gore-filled, horror (maybe they also mistook it for the Saw franchise film, whoopsie!).

Posi-Thots: I really enjoyed it! It was refreshing to see queer characters front and centre, and I always love some occult themes. Plus, there was a period setting of 1995, which I didn't expect. I was also here for the universal themes of otherness, and there always being an "other", as much progress as we may make, (the film implying a necessary solidarity of the marginalised, in order to be stronger together). The mystery and suspense elements kept me guessing and watching, and as the credits rolled, I had goosebumps.

Techni-Thots: I also really enjoyed the camera work and cinematic choices. There was a number of shots/sequences that I immediately rewound to watch a second time, because they were more visually interesting (and unsettling) than jumpscares, for me. And I LOVE camera work that feels like a smart choice rather than a flashy or trendy one. I'm keen to see more of this director's work. Editing (by Kurtis David Harder and Colin Minihan) felt tight, and pacey, despite it being suspense and perhaps "slow-burn", it didn't seem to drag The music (by Avery Kentis) was also a wonderful element. Suspenseful, deep and bass-heavy, almost guttural at times. Not many existing songs/ needle drops, something I find refreshing, especially in horror.

Harsh-Thots: Perhaps the Canadians have rubbed off on me, because I can’t think of something I didn't like. I'm open to all horror, if I get a spook, I'm happy, and I did get spook.

Personal Sub-Genre: Psychological Thriller, Drama

Rating: 5/5

Who Might Enjoy It: This is more for fans of slow-burns, thrillers, and generally those who prefer suspense over gore. Maybe even one to watch with non-horror fans. Also, for queer folks, POC, and queer POC (that's me!)

Who Might Not Like It: Anyone looking for a slasher, a fast-paced horror, or high-action. Anyone who doesn't like horror-as-allegory. Anyone who finds psychological horror hard to watch (themes of losing time, paranoia, being dismissed)

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MAYA JACKSON is looking for her OLDER BROTHER. For more details about the connection, read below!

BASIC INFORMATION

CHARACTER NAME — Maya Jackson.

CATEGORY — Familial.

TYPE OF CONNECTION — Older brother.

CONNECTION NAME — Ethan Jackson (first name can be changed).

CONNECTION AGE — 35-36.

SUGGESTED FACECLAIMS — Alfred Enoch, Regé-Jean Page, Tyler Lepley, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman

DESCRIPTION

musings — (1) (2) (3) (4) (5)

Do you need to be contacted by the potential applicant? — Yes, please!

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When you’re surrounded by a world of constant lies, manipulation, and deceit, that dark energy is bound to seep into you eventually.

― Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman