#ryan zaragoza

[wiha-jun]

MADRES (dir. Ryan Zaragoza, 2021)

[otteritos]

"i rarely post my art on here"

here's my main character Ryan and info about him and the story!

[dear-indies]

hello :> !! im building an indie sort of horror / cottagecore rock band with dev patel as the front man and i was wondering if you could recommended asian men ( south , south east , east , west , etc ) that would look good with him in it ? thank you !

Jason Scott Lee (1966) Chinese, Kānaka Maoli.

Naveen Andrews (1969) Malayali Indian.

Joe Odagiri (1976) Japanese.

Miyavi (1981) Japanese / Korean.

Riz Ahmed (1982) Pakistani - his vibe in Sound of Metal.

Mahesh Jadu (1982) Kashmiri and Mauritian Indian.

Utkarsh Ambudkar (1983) Marathi Indian / Tamil Indian.

Clayton Cardenas (1985) Mexican and Filipino.

Amar Chadha-Patel (1986) Punjabi and Gujarati Indian.

Matt Heafy (1986) Japanese / Irish, German.

Kuang Tian (1986) Chinese Malaysian.

Uraz Kaygılaroğlu (1987) Turkish - his vibe in Üç Kurus.

Shannon Kook (1987) Hakka Chinese / Mixed South African.

Desmond Chiam (1987) Chinese Singaporean.

Manny Jacinto (1987) Bisaya Filipino, Tagalog Filipino, Chinese.

Alex Mallari Jr. (1988) Filipino.

Chai Hansen (1989) Thai / White.

Jesse Rath (1989) Goan Indian / Ashkenazi Jewish.

Jade Hassouné (1991) Lebanese - is queer.

Roshon Fegan (1991) Filipino / African-American.

Marz23 / Lin Zhirong (1991) Taiwanese.

Mokyo / mokyofuckyo (1991) Korean.

Alexander Hodge (1991) Chinese Singaporean / Irish.

Avi Nash (1991) Indo Guyanese / Indian.

Jake Choi (1992) Korean - is sexually fluid.

Avan Jogia (1992) Gujarati Indian / English, Welsh, some German, Irish, French-Canadian/French.

Jordan Rodrigues (1992) Filipino.

Drew Ray Tanner (1992) Chinese, Afro-Jamaican, French-Canadian, possibly other.

Denis Dang (1993) Vietnamese.

Edison Song (1994) Taiwanese.

Boun Noppanut Guntachai (1995) Thai.

Ryan Potter (1995) Japanese / Ashkenazi Jewish, Swedish, English, German - is bisexual.

Brandon Perea (1995) Filipino and Puerto Rican - is vibe in Nope.

Roman Zaragoza (1996) Akimel O’odham, Mexican, Taiwanese, and Japanese.

Aria Shahghasemi (1996) Iranian.

Evan Mock (1997) Bisaya Filipino / White.

Archie Renaux (1997) Punjabi Indian and English - in Gold Digger.

Murakami Nijiro (1997) Japanese - his vibe in Alice in Borderlands.

Aramis Knight (1999) Pakistani, Indian / English, Irish, German.

Joshua Magsilong Alvarez / Alas (2001) Bisaya Filipino.

I have no clue what horror cottagecore band vibes are but I hope you find these helpful regardless!

[coloradohq]

disabled fcs you’d like to see?

alaqua cox, ryan o';'connell, george robinson, savannah welch, eric graise, chloe hayden, tyler james williams, angel bismark curiel, joel kim booster, sean berdy, lauren "lolo" spencer, chella man, lauren ridloff, sandra mae frank, shoshanna stern, kiera allen, christina applegate, amara zaragoza, jamie brewer, peter dinklage, katie leclerc, ali stroker are a few that come to mind! members, feel free to reply as well!

[tacticalhimbo]

🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️ In honor of TDOV, and me not having any artistic muse, here's a list of my trans characters! 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍⚧️

Ambrose Walten (SCP) - Nonbinary

Artemis Riveros (Outer Worlds) - Nonbinary

Briar Fontenot (Resident Evil) - Agender

Dolores Nieves/Vix (FCND) - Nonbinary Butch / Trans Masculine

Eden Shepard (Mass Effect) - Trans Woman

Ezra Vaugn (Fallout) - Nonbinary / Trans Femme

Faye Choi (GTA) - Trans Woman

Hyejin Ch'on (Squid Game) - Nonbinary / Agender

Iseul Park (Disco Elysium) - Trans Woman

Jean Baptise Dominique (CP2077) - Genderqueer Femme / X-Gender

Jody Knapp (SDV) - Genderqueer / Trans Masculine

Marian Hawke (Dragon Age) - Trans Woman

Matteo Pichette (SCP) - Agender

Maxwell Hill (Watch Dogs) - Trans Man

Mickey Araceli de León (Saints Row) - Trans Woman

Nova Houston (Calico) - Trans Femme

Orion Viklund (CP2077) - Trans Man

Paul Kenneth Wilson (Faith: The Unholy Trinity) - Trans Man

Rachelle O'Byrne (GTA) - Trans Woman

Rayford Douglass (Fallout) - Trans Man

Rhys Meyer/Ghost (GTA) - Trans Masculine / Nonbinary

Ryan Zaragoza (CP2077) - Trans Woman

Shepard James Fleming (Fallout) - Trans Man

Ti-Sai Zhang/Vasily (R6S) - Nonbinary

Tomo Otsune (Fallout) - Nonbinary

Valentin Quixote/Valefar (Faith: The Unholy Trinity) - Trans Masculine / Unlabeled

Vera Lynn (CP2077) - Trans Woman

Vincent Hale (CP2077) - Genderqueer Man / Trans Masculine

Virgil Hendrix (Saints Row) - Trans Man / Gender Outlaw

Wendy Curtis (Fallout) - Trans Woman

Xaveir Harrell (COD) - Trans Man

Zakari Marshall (FCND) - Two Spirit / Trans Man

Zamira Nyokabi (Indie) - Trans Woman

Also feel free to ask me about any of them!

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Good morning! Do you have any suggestions for a suave, dependable, protective and yet dangerous male vampire? Totally looks between late twenties to early thirties. The options don’t necessarily need to have vampire roles, but just give off enough of that vibe. Thanks kindly in advance.

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[rockinnews]

WILLIAM THE CONQUEROR de gira en mayo por España

William The Conqueror suenan como si Dylan y Tom Petty hubieran sido veinteañeros en los 90 y hubieran formado una banda en Seattle en pleno boom del grunge. Un estilo de influencias diversas que condensa los sonidos del indie rock alternativo con la semilla clásica del blues y las melodías del folk. Una maravillosa rareza que nos visita en tres únicas fechas.

9 DE MAYO. ROCK & BLUES, ZARAGOZA -10 DE MAYO. FACTORÍA, AVILÉS -11 DE MAYO. CLAMORES, MADRID

William the Conqueror son una joven banda inglesa que ha encontrado un brillante equilibrio entre la tradición y lo contemporáneo. Tras su debut en 2017, el aclamado por la prensa especializada británica ‘Proud Disturber of the Peace’, dieron un importante salto de calidad con su segundo disco ‘Bleeding on the Soundtrack’ (2019), producido por el aclamado Ethan Johns (Tom Jones, Crosby Stills & Nash, Ryan Adams, Kings Of Leon o Ray Lamontagne), que les ayudó a encajar su sonido en ese punto entre lo clásico y lo actual. ‘Maverick Thinker’ (2021)’, grabado en los legendarios Sound City Studios de Los Angeles sería la consagración de su estilo, aunque la pandemia lastraría su impacto.

En su cuarto trabajo, ‘Excuse Me While I Vanish’ (2023), William The Conqueror vuelven a canalizan las influencias del blues clásico y el rock de raíces a través de un filtro que recoge esencias del grunge y del indie-rock actual, enfrentándose a una delgada línea entre la creatividad y la locura. Lo mismo recorren los caminos más estándar del rock sureño como pasean por la americana más oscura o el folk desnudo, saltando por innumerables momentos en el devenir del rock desde los 60 hasta nuestros días. The Doors, Pearl Jam o los The Lemonheads son algunos de los nombres que vienen a la cabeza, pero diversos medios de renombre también han apuntado en la dirección del Neil Young más polvoriento, Tom Petty o el mismísimo Dylan, y les han comparado desde con tótems de los 90 como Buffalo Tom o Nirvana hasta con unos primerizos Kings Of Leon, ya entrados en el nuevo milenio. Y todo ello mostrando un talento natural y una personalidad compositiva con el guitarrista y cantante Ruarri Joseph al frente, con sus melodías semi habladas, su crujiente y pantanoso sonido de guitarra deudor del Seattle noventero, y esas canciones afiladas, impetuosas, de melodías tan matizadas como hímnicas. Junto a sus compañeros Naomi Holmes (bajo) and Harry Harding (batería) parecen destinado a definir el indie-rock de años venideros.

[fathersonholygore]

Animal Kingdom 6x08: "Revelation"

TNT’s Animal Kingdom 6×08: “Revelation” Directed by Ryan Zaragoza Written by Bradley Paul * For a recap & review of 6×07, click here. * For a recap & review of 6×09, click here. After Pope’s latest cereal discovery he’s checking the boxes in case a bug was slipped in somewhere, or something of the like. He checks the security cameras, noticing a skip in the coverage going between the boxes facing…

[goalhofer]

2023 World Baseball Classic Mexico Roster

Pitchers

#1 Felipe González (Sultanes De Monterrey/Guadalupe)

#7 Julio Urías (Los Angeles Dodgers/Culiacán Rosales)

#8 Jaime Arias (Lake County Captains/Woodland, California)

#14 Jake Sanchez (El Paso Chihuahuas/Brawley, California)

#16 Samuel Zazueta (Toros De Tijuana/Ciudad Obregón)

#20 Wilmer Rios (Acereros De Monclava/Guasave)

#23 Erubiel Armenta (Jersey Shore BlueClaws/Tijuana)

#29 Óliver Pérez (Toros De Tijuana/Culiacán Rosales)

#33 Gerardo Reyes (Los Angeles Angels/Hidalgo, Texas)

#43 Patrick Sandoval (Los Angeles Angels/Mission Viejo, California)

#46 César Vargas (Sultanes De Monterrey/Heroica Puebla De Zaragoza)

#49 Jesús Cruz (Lehigh Valley IronPigs/Salinas De Hidalgo)

#50 Manny Barreda (Toros De Tijuana/Sahuarita, Arizona)

#53 Roel Ramírez (Atlanta Braves/Laredo, Texas)

#55 Adrián Martínez (Oakland Athletics/Mexicali)

#59 José Urquidy (Houston Astros/Mazatlán)

#65 Giovanny Gallegos (St. Louis Cardinals/Ciudad Obregón)

#77 Javier Assad (Chicago Cubs/Tijuana)

#79 Joseph Romero (St. Louis Cardinals/Oxnard, California)

#82 Victor Castaneda (Nashville Sounds/Culiacán Rosales)

#84 Alan Rangel (Mississippi Braves/Hermosillo)

#85 Luis Cessa (Cincinnati Reds/Hoirica Córdoba)

#99 Taijuan Walker (Philadelphia Phillies/Yucaipa, California)

Catchers

#15 Austin Barnes (Los Angeles Dodgers/Riverside, California)

#51 Irving Wilson (Tigres De Quintana Roo/Los Mochis)

Infielders

#3 Luis Urías (Milwaukee Brewers/Magdalena De Kino)

#11 Ryan Tellez (Milwaukee Brewers/Elk Grove, California)

#13 Alan Trejo (Colorado Rockies/Downey, California)

#32 Joey Meneses (Washington Nationals/Culiacán Rosales)

#38 Roberto Valenzuela (Sultanes De Monterrey/Ciudad Victoria)

#62 Jonathan Aranda (Tampa Bay Rays/Tijuana)

Outfielders

#2 Jarren Duran (Boston Red Sox/Cypress, California)

#5 Alek Thomas (Arizona Diamondbacks/Chicago, Illinois)

#24 José Cardona (Sultanes De Monterrey/San Nicolás De Los Garza)

#27 Alex Verdugo (Boston Red Sox/Tucson, Arizona)

#56 Randy Arozarena (Tampa Bay Rays/Pinar Del Río, Cuba)

Coaches

Manager Romar Gil (Los Angeles Angels/Chula Vista, California)

Bench coach Vinny Castilla (Naranjeros De Hermosillo/Oaxaca De Juárez)

Hitting coach Jacob Cruz (San Francisco Giants/Oxnard, California)

Assistant hitting coach Bobby Magallanes (Atlanta Braves/Bell, California)

Pitching coach Horacio Ramírez (Béisbol De México/Carson, California)

Bullpen coach Elmer Dessens (ACL Reds/Hermosillo)

1B coach Gil Velazquez (Arizona Diamondbacks/Paramount, California)

3B coach Tony Perezchica (Arizona Diamondbacks/Mexicali)

[wiha-jun]

MADRES (dir. Ryan Zaragoza, 2021)

[dear-indies]

Hello! Do you guys know anyone with Half-Native American and Half-Asian? (preferably Japanese, but not mandatory) Age range would be in their 20s to early 30s. Thank you!

Kaitlyn Yott (1993) Tsimshian, Nisga'a, Gitxsan, Japanese, and Unspecified White - is openly queer and uses she/they.

Raye Zaragoza (1993) Akimel O’odham, Mexican / Japanese, Taiwanese.

Román Zaragoza (1996) Akimel O’odham, Mexican / Japanese, Taiwanese.

Forrest Goodluck (1998) Navajo / Hidatsa, Mandan, Tsimshian, one-eighth Japanese, Norwegian, English, French-Canadian, German.

Ryan-James Hatanaka (?) Metis, Japanese, Scottish / Irish.

Hey anon! Natalie and I actually made a masterlist over HERE of mixed Indigenous American and Asian faceclaim, sadly I can't find anybody who is half but here are all the suggestions off there fitting your ask otherwise!

[theechudar]

A rather unrewarding horror film- Cinema express

A rather unrewarding horror film- Cinema express

Building tension is par for the course in a horror film. Filmmaker Ryan Zaragoza diligently does this in Madres. Sadly though, he goes overboard, and his focus on generating and sustaining tension overpowers his duty to scare us while telling an intriguing story. Horror, after all, is all about making us jump out of our seats after a prolonged stretch of deception and…

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Madres 2021

Ryan Zaragoza

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hi! do you have some suggestions for bandmates of joseph quinn and sophie thatcher? any race and gender identity, but preferably in the 21-30 year range. thank you!

this is quite a broad request so this got quite long. under the cut you will find 96 faceclaims. i hope these help you out!

david iacono (20)

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maitreyi ramakrishnan (20)

quannah chasinghorse (20)

xolo mariduena (21)

auli’i cravalho (21)

d’pharaoh woon-a-tai (21)

josie totah (21) – josie is a trans woman!

milo manheim (21)

sean kaufman (22)

renee rapp (22)

owen patrick joyner (22)

halle bailey (22)

conan gray (23)

megan suri (23)

lizeth selene (23) – lizeth is genderfluid and uses they/she pronouns!

jonathan daviss (23)

gavin casalegno (23)

sivan alyra rose (23) – sivan is nonbinary and uses she/they pronouns!

alycia pascual pena (23)

hunter schafer (23) – hunter is a trans woman!

sabrina carpenter (23)

chella man (23) – chella is a trans and genderqueer, uses he/him pronouns, and is deaf!

tanner buchanan (23)

coco jones (24)

ariela barer (24) – ariela is nonbinary and uses she/they pronouns!

froy gutierrez (24)

christopher briney (24)

maya hawke (24)

chloe bailey (24)

madeleine madden (24)

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brianne tju (24)

luka sabbat (24)

felix mallard (24)

charlie gillespie (24)

toheeb jimoh (25)

diana silvers (25)

kaylee bryant (25) – kaylee uses she/they pronouns!

kiana lede (25)

rhenzy feliz (25)

evan mock (25)

quintessa swindell (25) – quintessa is nonbinary and uses they/he pronouns!

wolfgang novogratz (25)

jeremy shada (25)

alyah channelle scott (25)

elliot fletcher (26) – elliot is a trans man!

mason gooding (26)

jacob batalon (26)

chase sui wonders (26)

aj clementine (26) – aj is a trans woman!

zendaya (26)

chance perdomo (26)

tom holland (26)

alex fitzalan (26)

roman zaragoza (26)

alex aiono (26)

ryan potter (27)

haskiri velazquez (27)

zion moreno (27) – zion is a trans woman!

troye sivan (27)

rachel sennott (27)

ryan destiny (27)

haley lu richardson (27)

kehlani (27)

jessie mei li (27) – jessie is gender nonconforming and uses she/they pronouns!

nick robinson (27)

megan thee stallion (27)

cody christian (27)

amrit kaur (28)

reece king (28)

jordan fisher (28) – jordan uses he/they pronouns!

phoebe bridgers (28)

dylan gelula (28)

khadijha red thunder (28)

natasha liu bordizzo (28)

gavin leatherwood (28)

shamir bailey (28) – shamir is nonbinary and doesn’t have any preferred pronouns but does not prefer they/them pronouns!

yalitza aparicio (28)

pete davidson (29)

katie stevens (29)

liz gillies (29)

devery jacobs (29)

aisha dee (29)

avan jogia (30) – avan uses he/they pronouns!

keith powers (30)

kaitlyn alexander (30) – kaitlyn is nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns!

keiynan lonsdale (30)

chase stokes (30)

joe keery (30)

mena massoud (31)

tyler posey (31)

meghann fahy (32)

olly alexander (32) – olly is nonbinary and uses he/him pronouns!

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[brokehorrorfan]

Interview: Jason Blum (Welcome to the Blumhouse)

Welcome to the Blumhouse returns for a second year with four new Amazon original horror movies produced by Blumhouse premiering on Prime Video: Bingo Hell and Black as Night on October 1, and Madres and The Manor on October 8. To celebrate the return, horror producer extraordinaire Jason Blum (Halloween, Get Out, Paranormal Activity) welcomed me to his (virtual) house to discuss the new batch of films, spoilers in trailers, and more.

Bingo Hell, directed by Gigi Saul Guerrero (Culture Shock), is a horror-comedy in which the elderly fight back against a diabolical businessman trying to gentrify their bingo hall. Black as Night, directed by Maritte Lee Go (Phobias), follows a teen who leads an infiltration of a vampire faction in New Orleans. Madres, directed by Ryan Zaragoza, centers on a pregnant Mexican-American couple at a 1970s migrant farming community. The Manor, directed by Axelle Carolyn (Tales of Halloween), finds a supernatural presence preying on nursing home residents.

After receiving criticism for the lack of female directors in Blumhouse's repertoire in the past, Blum is visibly proud to be backing new and diverse voices with this year's films. “It makes for stories we wouldn’t have expected," he explains. "All four of [the new Welcome to the Blumhouse films] are about people who are marginalized in some way or another, and I don’t think that would have happened if it hadn’t been for working with underrepresented filmmakers.”

“I think we all learn and grow from understanding other peoples’ experiences in the world," he continues. “When you see stories about people that are having those experiences [you haven’t had], I think it makes you more empathetic and better rounded people and better citizens of the world as a result.”

Welcome to the Blumhouse's streaming model also allows Blum to take risks he may otherwise be unable to explore with theatrical releases. “The lane is much wider for streaming movies. Theatrical movies have to really check certain boxes to be able to be marketed and play theatrically. We can be more playful with what we choose."

"We see a lot of scripts on the movie side of the company that we love but don’t have the opportunity to make, and the Welcome to the Blumhouse partnership with Amazon has given us a venue to make these movies," he adds. "Horror-comedy, for instance, is an example that just doesn’t work theatrically. Edgar Wright can pull it off sometimes, maybe, but no one else seems to be able to do it! But it works great for streaming. And two of the four movies, there’s a lot of funny things in them. So it allows us to get behind movies that are more different and left-of-center than we can in our theatrical business.”

One thing you won't see in a Blumhouse production is the pandemic. “Anything about a pandemic turns me off. I’ve been living through a pandemic; I don’t want to make a movie about the pandemic!" Beyond that, he doesn't want to repeat himself. “I built the company on trying not to repeat what we’ve done before. I’m not always successful. Some of our movies feel like the movies in the past, but I try and do new things. I don’t want to make, like, ‘This is the new Friday the 13th, not called Friday the 13th.’ They already made Friday the 13th; I don’t want the 'new' Friday the 13th.”

On the subject of spoilers in trailers, Blum admits, “I differ from my dear brothers and sisters, my directors. I think that it is extraordinarily difficult to break through with anything - with a movie, a show, Welcome to the Blumhouse. People have so many choices now. It’s very hard to get them to focus on what you want them to focus on. I think the only way to do that is to show the best parts of your movie or your show. The directors always say, ‘The audience gets mad!’ You know what? Very rarely do you come out like, ‘God, I would have enjoyed the movie if there was less in the trailer,’ or not see the movie because of the trailer."

"We get complaints about it all the time. People are always mad at us for doing it. I’d rather people complained and saw my movie than didn’t see the film, and I really think that’s the choice. I think a lot of the people who come out saying, ‘I saw this in the trailer,’ they never would have seen the movie if they hadn’t seen that in the trailer. That’s my feeling, but in the filmmaking community that makes me deeply unpopular," he chuckles.

Welcome to the Blumhouse has not yet been renewed for a third installment, but Blum is optimistic about its future. “There’s no official plans to extend the series, but I don’t see why we wouldn’t. It’s worked out great for Blumhouse. I think Amazon has been very happy about the performance of the movies. I hope to make it an October tradition.”

When you're done watching the four new Welcome to the Blumhouse films, Blum has another recommendation for your Halloween viewing: “I think Hush is a great movie. It’s Mike Flanagan's movie. It’s been seen online, but if you haven’t seen it, go check out Hush!”