#the consequence

[zanephillips]

Jürgen Prochnow and Ernst Hannawald The Consequence (1977) dir. Wolfgang Petersen

[ultimateanna]

The Evil Within - Leslie Withers and Ruvik (Ruben Victoriano)

[filmjunky-99]

d i e k o n s e q u e n z [the consequence], 1977 🎬 dir. wolfgang petersen

[dazzlingskydreams]

10 years of The Evil Within with The Administrator.

Onwards with the mini 10th Anniversary countdown!

[katewalkershusband]

More Juli Kidman pfp/icons from The Evil Within 1

[filmap]

Die Konsequenz / The Consequence Wolfgang Petersen. 1977

Prison Willohstraße 13, 49377 Vechta, Germany See in map

See in imdb

[crimescrimson]

Joseph Oda in The Evil Within: The Assignment & The Consequence

[sadclowncentral]

shoutout to the guy who after unsuccessfully hitting on my sister and being politely declined asked her "is it okay if i ask your brother instead" and when she said yes gave me a long and searching look before sighing and going "no. i am not drunk enough to go for a dude. but you look like an angel" happy bisexual pride to this man and this man only. hope you figure it out soon king

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

we need to step away from viewing marriage as inherently romantic, or the primary goal of romance. marriage is a legal contract we use to create important ties--financial, medical, next-of-kin, mediating shared property and parental rights. the details vary a lot based on where you are and what paperwork you sign. which is not very romantic! but it does have many real-world effects on our ability to share our lives with our partners.

first and foremost, marriage is a legal right we use to build and protect our families, whatever that family may look like

[zanephillips]

The Consequence (1977) dir. Wolfgang Petersen

[ultimateanna]

The Evil Within

[northern-passage]

we go through this every hurricane season but the way people will find any excuse to point the finger at the victims of natural disasters and say cruel shit like "fuck around and find out" like it's not horrifying having to leave behind your home and all your belongings and potentially your pets with the full knowledge that there might not be anything to come back to after... ignoring that there are people that don't have a car or the money to evacuate, ignoring disabled people who have no way to get out, ignoring people that can't find places for their pets to shelter, ignoring people that have medical equipment that can't be moved or replaced, etc... and even if someone stays behind solely because they want to, they still don't deserve to suffer.

as someone who worked extensively in disaster response previously, it is not easy to "just" evacuate, and the relief that comes afterwards is intentionally difficult to obtain. and already the forces that be are trying to spin this narrative that the victims are at fault, to put the blame on them so that if (probably when) people are forced to resort to looting (because the aid never comes) everyone will nod and agree that they're all bad people and deserved it... rather than acknowledging the fact that there was no attempt to make the evacuation accessible and safe for everyone, no guarantee that aid will be waiting for them when they return to a home that has been swept away... no empathy for the fact that these people's entire lives are potentially destroyed with no safety net to catch them.

[filmjunky-99]

d i e k o n s e q u e n z [the consequence], 1977 🎬 dir. wolfgang petersen

[rae-butter]

Honestly, I love it when characters relapse. When someone who’s gotten over their anger issues falls into a situation so out of their depth they fall back on their old habits. When someone who’s learned to open up becomes a recluse again in order to cope with something outside their control.

There’s just something so horrible, so toxic, about watching a character grow and then slip back into their old selves in order to cope, bc you know they still care, that they’re the same inside, but watching them hurt so hard they don’t know what else to do brings a sense of catharsis.

[katewalkershusband]

The Evil Within 1: (The Assignment & Consequence) Juli Kidman pfp/icons

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