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blackfemmecharacterdependency · 2 years

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BFCD Black Women in Horror/Monsters & More Masterlist

Black Women in Horror | Final Girls | Slayers | BFCD Monsters & More Masterlists

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Old Woman Josie Welcome to Nightvale | Olivia Two Sentence Horror Stories: Teeth

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Wilhamena Mettle OK Let’s Be Heroes |

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Yvonne A Nightmare on Elm Street Series |

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Zafrina Twilight | Zoe Head Count |

Children in Horror | BFCD Family Friendly Spooky Season |

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*List will be updated throughout October*

#Black Women in Horror #Children in Horror #long post #BFCD Spooky Season #October #BFCD Masterlist #BFCD Black Women in Horror Masterlist #black female characters #monster girls #slayers

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clownytown · 6 years

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I-I lo v e them

#my art #channel zero #the dream door #Jillian Hope Hodgson #pretzel jack

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thebabemobile · 6 years

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JUST FINISHED #TheDreamDoor AND HOOOOOO BOY HOWDY AM I REVVED UP ABOUT THIS DAMN SHOW. AND THERES SPOILERS SO DON’T LIKE YEET ON OVER TO MY OPIniONS BEFORE YOU WATCH IT AND BELIEVE ME YOU’RE GONNA WANNA WATCH IT. sO first off--

-pretzel jack did absolutely nothing wrong

-CRIED WHEN THE SMOL LITTLE BURRITO BABY CAME AND CRIED WHEN IT DIED

-i was kind of sad that they didn’t do as much with the crayons as they could have but that heavy makeup and prosthetics were probably hella hard to handle anyway so im glad they got to kill at least one guy (who they completely forgot about ;-;)

-im also really disappointed with the ending. i kind of knew the door gene thingy majig would be passed down to Jill’s lil bear but after the war they just... gO HOME AND ON WITH THEIR LIVES WITH A WHOLE ASS BABY? ISN’T JILLIAN SCARRED FOR LIFE? OR TOM AT LEAST? LIKE WHERE WAS THE RECOVERY? THE HARDSHIPS OF GETTING BACK ON THEIR FEET? THEIR BABY’S BIRTH? AND SPEAKING OF THEIR BABY, DID JILLIAN JUST GET OVER THE FACT THAT BURRITO JR DIED IN HER ARMS AND WAS JUST READY TO HAVE ANOTHER KID? HOW MUCH TIME PASSED? WTF HAPPENED TO THAT OFFICER WHO TLAL BOY M U R D E R ED?? WTF HAPPENED TO PJ? DID JILLIAN EVER EVEN ATTEMPT TO BRING HIM BACK? DID HER DAD EVER ACTUALLY HAVE ANYTHING IMPORTANT TO SAY TO HER? DID SHE EVER FIND IT OUT AFTER IAN DIED? HOW POWERFUL IS THE BABY THAT SHE COULD HAVE BROUGHT A FRIEND INTO THE WORLD WITHOUT EVEN THE ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE? WHAT WOULD A BABY’S PROTECTOR LOOK LIKE??

-i looOOoOoOoOoOOOOOve the ideas and twistS and turns in this show’s timeline. i was genuinely surprised at certain parts and not in a bad way!! loved the creative deaths too that was always fun to see

-pretzel jack should have killed ian. i wAS HELLA PISSED that tall boy just fuking executed him before he could do anything like wHAT? THATS IT? NO ‘GET BACK UP?’ NO ATTEMPT TO HEAL HIM RIGHT THEN AND THERE WHICH JILLIAN EASILY COULD HAVE DONE IS TOM HAD COME OUT AND PULLED WHAT HE PULLED A F T E R PJ WAS GONE??

-i demand that syfy sends me my own packaged and smiling pj in the mail to atone for its crimes of making me sob at two in the morning.

-tall boy and ian’s little moment before ian died actually reminded me that they were childhood best friends and tall boy of all people had failed to be his protector in the end. i admit i teared up.... but not too much.

-fuck ian with your kombucha and cats i thought you were bae turns out ur just garbage. i spit in your general direction

-I WOULD DIE FOR JILLIAN. CATCH ME CRYING IN THE CLUB OVER HER COMPASSIONATE, LOVING, IMPORTANT, ANXIOUS, JEALOUS, PERFECT ASS JKDJKSDFJKFSJKSFJKFSJK

-i’ve loved the eldritch-horrifying-sweetheart-protector-of-little-kids dynamic for idk how long and this show literally achieved everything i was looking for in a tv show excluding the ending.

anyway thank you and goodnight im gonna go and cry im in love with this show go watch it peace out

#The Dream Door #channel zero #pretzel jack #jillian hope hodgson #tom hodgson #fuck ian #fuck the therapist #nobody touch me im soft

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brendanmeadowsphotography · 4 years

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JILLIAN HOPE HODGSON. CZ. {6.7.18} #channelzero #mariasten #stayhealthystayweird (at Winnipeg, Manitoba) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-c0sYPFWxV/?igshid=27g2xdyhfea

#channelzero #mariasten #stayhealthystayweird

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nadare-writer · 5 years

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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Channel Zero (TV) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Jillian Hope/Tom Hodgson, Jillian Hope & Pretzel Jack, Tom Hodgson & Pretzel Jack Characters: Tom Hodgson, Pretzel Jack, Ian Hope, Jillian Hope Additional Tags: Psychological Trauma, Horror, Developing Relationship, Feels, The Dream Door, Season/Series 04, Fluff and Hurt/Comfort, Dreams and Nightmares, One Shot Summary:

Ian roughly grabbed her around the waist, hauling her towards one of the half-opened doors, one of his creatures waiting for them. Jillian didn’t know what laid behind it, but everything within her went cold at the mere thought of passing through it. She had a feeling that the moment she did, all hope would be lost.

#channel zero #pretzel jack #the dream door #ao3feed #ao3fic #nadarefanfic #small fandom #one shot

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rightful2 · 5 years

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Songs Amazing!!

#jillian #jillian rose reed #jillian hope hodgson #jillian tamaki #jillian wickett

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theanticritic · 6 years

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Black Horror Survivors #43 - Jillian Hope Hodgson (Channel Zero: The Dream Door)

Black Horror Survivors #43 – Jillian Hope Hodgson (Channel Zero: The Dream Door)

This February, Midnight Social Distortion will be celebrating Black History Month by honoring Black horror characters, in particular Black horror survivors, throughout the twenty-eight day period. Each day will feature one black male and one black female survivor in horror and sci-fi to bring light to the positive, albeit still problematic, black champions of representation in horror. Some…

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#Channel Zero #Channel Zero: The Dream Door #Jillian Hope Hodgson #Maria Sten #Pretzel Jack #The Dream Door

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blackfemmecharacterdependency · 4 years

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J: The Characters

#Black Female Characters Masterlist #black female characters #tags masterlist #blackfemmecharacterdependency #A-Z #J #jackie brown #jackie washington #jacqui briggs #janai #jannah #td jasmine #josie mccoy #julia freeman #77 tags 8/13/23

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thegloober · 6 years

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Channel Zero Returns with a Fourth Frightful Fable

by Brian Tallerico

October 24, 2018 |

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SyFy’s “Channel Zero” has built a small but loyal following by delivering solid, reliable genre entertainment across three six-episode seasons. Each iteration of “Channel Zero” is based on a “creepypasta,” the term for a series of reader-produced horror stories online. Think of them as a modern variation on the old-fashioned ghost story, told around the wifi router instead of the campfire. It started with arguably the most famous in “Candle Cove,” an ambitious but kinda clunky offering, and improved greatly with the Lynchian “No-End House.” Earlier this year, we lived through “Butcher’s Block,” and “The Dream Door” starts Friday, airing over six consecutive nights, so the finale can drop on Halloween. Not only is the delivery of the show interesting—it feels like a way to compete with binge-able phenomenon like “The Haunting of Hill House”—but the show itself works yet again. This has become a more reliable anthology series than even “American Horror Story,” never getting the same attention as the Ryan Murphy affair but finding memorable takes on classic tales. Creepypastas are often simple, effective, short stories, and “Channel Zero” has replicated their impact in ways that no one could have expected when this series was announced.

“The Dream Door” is very loosely based on Charlotte Bywater’s “Hidden Door,” really only taking the inciting incident of that very short story and then doing its own thing. It centers on newlyweds, Tom Hodgson (Brandon Scott) and Jillian Hope Hodgson (Maria Sten), who move back into an old family home of Tom’s. They’re remodeling and starting a new life, but there are some issues bubbling under the surface, including a lack of trust on Jillian’s part, which may be well-earned by Tom’s behavior. One day, Tom asks Jillian to come down to the basement. Before he does, he asks her to picture a blank, nondescript wall down there. It’s so she’ll be all the more surprised when there’s now a door on it.

Did someone come in the middle of the night and install a door? Why can’t they open it? Crowbars, sledgehammers, even a shotgun—the door doesn’t budge. From here, “The Dream Door” goes a lot of complex, interesting places that I won’t spoil. Suffice it to say, the door is just the beginning and not really the focus. The excellent tagline for “The Dream Door” is more indicative of the overall narrative: “Not Imaginary. Not a Friend.” It turns out that Jillian has an imaginary friend named Pretzel Jack, a contortionist clown, and, well, he’s come back to play. And he looks like this …

“The Dream Door” isn’t really like anything on else on television. It’s not as flashy or slick as “AHS” and not as moody as “Hill House,” finding its own disconcerting rhythms thanks to strong genre director E.L. Katz (“Cheap Thrills”), who shot all six episodes. Katz has a no-nonsense style, not getting overly precious with the filmmaking but finding effective ways to convey looming dread. More than anything else, “The Dream Door” reminded me of “It Follows,” another piece of suburban horror in which an unstoppable, always moving force manifests from human need and action. The series plays with relatable issues like unresolved marital baggage, it just manifests them in a terrifying clown.

It’s not flawless. Some of the performances, even in lead roles, are just a bit off (definitely not in supporting, in which you’ll find the legendary Barbara Crampton and always-solid Steven Weber), and I couldn’t shake the feeling that there’s a four-episode version of this story that’s stronger than the six. And yet with so much television that looks like so much other television, I find myself looking forward to each version of “Channel Zero” more than a lot of returning series. Like the stories on which it’s based, it seeks to unsettle you more than shock or disturb. And “The Dream Door” definitely does exactly that.

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mrmichaelchadler · 6 years

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Channel Zero Returns with a Fourth Frightful Fable

SyFy’s “Channel Zero” has built a small but loyal following by delivering solid, reliable genre entertainment across three 6-episode seasons. Each iteration of “Channel Zero” is based on a “creepypasta,” the term for a series of reader-produced horror stories online. Think of them as a modern variation on the old-fashioned ghost story, told around the wifi router instead of the campfire. It started with arguably the most famous in “Candle Cove,” an ambitious but kinda clunky offering, and improved greatly with the Lynchian “No-End House.” Earlier this year, we lived through “Butcher’s Block,” and “The Dream Door” starts Friday, airing over six consecutive nights, so the finale can drop on Halloween. Not only is the delivery of the show interesting—it feels like a way to compete with binge-able phenomenon like “The Haunting of Hill House”—but the show itself works yet again. This has become a more reliable anthology series than even “American Horror Story,” never getting the same attention as the Ryan Murphy affair but finding memorable takes on classic tales. Creepypastas are often simple, effective, short stories, and “Channel Zero” has replicated their impact in ways that no one could have expected when this series was announced.

“The Dream Door” is very loosely based on Charlotte Bywater’s “Hidden Door,” really only taking the inciting incident of that very short story and then doing its own thing. It centers on newlyweds, Tom Hodgson (Brandon Scott) and Jillian Hope Hodgson (Maria Sten), who move back into an old family home of Tom’s. They’re remodeling and starting a new life, but there are some issues bubbling under the surface, including a lack of trust on Jillian’s part, which may be well-earned by Tom’s behavior. One day, Tom asks Jillian to come down to the basement. Before he does, he asks her to picture a blank, nondescript wall down there. It’s so she’ll be all the more surprised when there’s now a door on it.

Did someone come in the middle of the night and install a door? Why can’t they open it? Crowbars, sledgehammers, even a shotgun—the door doesn’t budge. From here, “The Dream Door” goes a lot of complex, interesting places that I won’t spoil. Suffice it to say, the door is just the beginning and not really the focus. The excellent tagline for “The Dream Door” is more indicative of the overall narrative: “Not Imaginary. Not a Friend.” It turns out that Jillian has an imaginary friend named Pretzel Jack, a contortionist clown, and, well, he’s come back to play. And he looks like this...

“The Dream Door” isn’t really like anything on else on television. It’s not as flashy or slick as “AHS” and not as moody as “Hill House,” finding its own disconcerting rhythms thanks to the strong genre director E.L. Katz (“Cheap Thrills”), who shot all six episodes. Katz has a direct, no-nonsense style, not getting overly precious with the filmmaking but finding effective ways to convey looming dread. More than anything else, “The Dream Door” reminded me of “It Follows,” another piece of suburban horror in which an unstoppable, always moving force manifests from human need and action. The series plays with relatable issues like unresolved marital baggage, it just manifests them in a terrifying clown.

It’s not flawless. Some of the performances, even in lead roles, are just a bit off (definitely not in supporting, in which you’ll find the legend Barbara Crampton and always-solid Steven Weber), and I couldn’t shake the feeling that there’s a 4-episode version of this story that’s stronger than the six. And yet with so much television that looks like so much other television, I find myself looking forward to each version of “Channel Zero” more than a lot of returning series. Like the stories on which it’s based, it seeks to unsettle you more than shock or disturb. And “The Dream Door” definitely does exactly that.

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clownytown · 6 years

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I never been this excited for the episodes this friday I'm dyi ng

#channel zero #channel zero dream door #the dream door #jillian hope hodgson #tom hodgson #pretzel jack

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corialicetale · 6 years

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Tomorrows night Pretzel Jack the contortionist clown will entertain us with his performence.

#channel zero #The Dream Door #Pretzel Jack #Jillian Hope Hodgson #teaser

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clownytown · 6 years

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Pretzel 👏Jack👏 did👏 nothing 👏wrong👏

#I seen all the episodes #im happy #and crying #all he wanted to do is protect jil l #and my girl is finally h appy aa #pretzel jack #jillian hope hodgson

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clownytown · 6 years

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When pretzel jack accidentally scares someone he gives them a hug cause he feels guilty.

B L ESS THIS QUESTIO NN VER Y TRUE

An example would be Tom. Knowing the past relationship of Pretzel jack trying to kill him because of how much he hurt Jill. Now that they forgiven each other. Pretzel jack still scares Tom a lot. Tom is still scared of him, and if he pops out of nowhere scaring Tom. He feels really bad wanting to get close and be friends with him. So he hugs him as he does to jill, to help calm him down. ;v;

#anon ask #tom hodgson #pretzel jack #jillian hope hodgson #channel zero dream door

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clownytown · 6 years

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"He keeps me safe.."

#my art #channel zero #channel zero dream door #the dream door #jillian hope hodgson #pretzel jack #t bh im g a y for jill #and for j ack #g od i love these tw o so much

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