#was like “damn that's devastating”

[fan-booey]

hi hello happy 2024 i made a bucky fan video with the billie eilish barbie song. it is partly a joke and partly extremely sad and earnest

[lotus-pear]

charm stat at debonair ‼️‼️

[anyfire]

interview with the vampire, season 1 episode 1: "in throes of increasing wonder" / anne rice, "queen of the damned: part I, chapter 2 - the short happy life of baby jenks and the fang gang"

[frownyalfred]

Shoutout to Damian in the Injustice games for being stronger than me because if Bruce’s response to “A good father would make time” was “A good son would deserve it” I would simply crumple into a ball on the spot and give up.

[atlalasassy]

Jean Moreau’s main two emotions are scared and horny and sometimes both at the same time

[saudrag]

jim, when he finally understood spock’s reasoning in menagerie, part 2: spock! you could’ve just told me! (and i would’ve broke the rules for you)

spock, as noble and kind as he is: and make you face the death penalty too? no… one of us is enough

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Mitch Marner Media Availability | 04.09.25

[athousandbyeol]

oh my goodness... this episode was pure madness. i couldn't breathe. it was like I was running a marathon with them. good Lord it was so freaking good. amazing.

this episode feels so emotionally charged, and it made the last scene of part 4 more impactful in my opinion. because faifa and wine were clearly holding back. and when they leaned closer, it felt like the tension was slowly melting around them, and their kiss lifted all the unspoken words and growing feelings dancing in the air.

but what makes everything crazier (to me) is when wine's gaze fell on faifa's lips... he was subtly 'flirting' with faifa too. and faifa, taking the hint, met wine in the middle.

faifa finally understood what special meant, and it was even sweeter because we know wine wouldn't say that just for the sake of saying it. he really meant it when he said faifa was special to him.

oh. faifawine's storyline is so solid in my opinion. even the editing, pacing and flow of the story are better and well-sorted out. I'm actually in love. it's splendid!!!

i'm actually losing my mind atm goodness

[hoofaloofa]

what kills me abt jayce taking viktors corpse to their lab is that jayce had NO clue the hexcore would do That.

like before he sees the hexcore react to viktors body was jayce genuinely abt to invent the hexfibrillator ?2??3$:

[malevolentsheep]

I bet if Apollo had musical training he'd be an impressive singer. Not because both of his parents are musicians but because he'd have the world's best breath support.

[weebsinstash]

I wonder how people feel when they read a few of my posts and they're like "oh this writing/yandere blog looks interesting, I'll go to their page and see what all they have" and it's me switching fandoms every other week, sometimes bitching about politics, and asking for money because my cat is sick

[lunar-years]

The way Jamie chugs his beer down at Bones & Honey as soon as it’s placed in front of him :) I’m trying not think about how he’s nervous because he thinks he’s on a date :) i’m trying not to think about the little fist bump and smile he wears after thinking he’s scored an invite for said date :) I’m trying to not think about them sitting so closely on those stools and Roy praising Jamie and Jamie thanking Roy but also taking the piss...Seconds before disaster. :) and then Roy had to go and say THAT. Roy Kent when I catch you…….

[wolfwarrior142]

Callum has asked Rayla twice now to kill him if he's ever corrupted again. This time as like a barter. And this time, despite looking devastated, she finally (begrudgingly) agrees. And later this season, Callum is cleared of his dark magic corruption, but it also warned that if he does dark magic again it'll overwhelm him.

Man my dreams have already been haunted enough by death foreshadowing I can't take much more of it for these two.

[frownyalfred]

thinking about how Gotham and Bruce/Batman are cursed and how slowly, over time, by bringing each sequential Robin into his care/mission he's inadvertently cursing them as well and how it would ruin Bruce if he ever knew

[freaky-flawless]

Well anyway...I finished Once Bitten Twice Dead.

...Can I be real with you all?

I kinda really liked it.

More under the cut, maybe some spoilers:

Yeah, just from an objective standpoint, the book is decent. Definitely very YA, but the writing is good, the story is interesting, and the characters were written very well. It did really feel like I was watching a genuine MH movie in my head at certain points. And while I don't love certain choices made, I was kinda impressed with some of the plot points the author came up with. Very bold of her to kill of Dracula in such a way.

The beginning was probably the weakest part, mainly because it throws so much at you at once, and it's a lot to take in, but it all comes together pretty nicely in the end. And maybe this is giving the author too much credit, but it kinda puts you in the same headspace as Draculaura who is dealing with a lot on er plate immediately.

This isn't to say I don't have some major issues with it. I'll never agree with the decision to break Draculaura and Clawd up to pair her with a mediocre normie dude, however, I think it was clever that the author drew parallels between their romance and Dracula and Draculaura's mom. I myself am also not a huge Lala fan (she's genuinely my least fave of the main ghouls) so reading a book focused pretty solely on her was gonna be a challenge for me anyway. That being said though, ghoulie went through it in this novel. She for sure pissed me off at points, but she had a lot of character growth that we never really saw in any of the movies. (Closest would be Frights Camera Action, but this book is more like if Draculaura actually did accept being Vampire Queen and taking charge) If you're a huge Drac fan, and you don't care all that much about her relationship with Clawd, then this book is for you.

You can really tell that the author was either an actual fan of Monster High, or at the very least did a lot of research. She managed to fit each main ghoul into the story in a way that felt natural and in character, which yes sometimes means being over the top (Cleo) Not to say they were featured a whole lot, after all Drac spent a majority of the book avoiding the hell out of them, but my favorite parts of the books were the ones they were in. Oh, and we got another Cleuce break-up!

The normie dude was fine. His and Drac's relationship was cute enough, but his name pissed me off. Poe. Dumb ass name. It was only ever used to compare how much he isn't like Edgar Allen Poe, like whatever man. And spoiler, but they ultimately don't end up together by the end.

Tbh the synopsis of this book does it a disservice. So serious that it's hard to take it seriously. Was it technically accurate? Yeah, but the story never got super dark imo. Darkest thing to happen was probably Dracula's death.

And honestly??? The snakestone thing was hilarious! I genuinely laughed out loud. The entire ending scene was so fun tbh. Deuce was also pretty good in this.

Anyway, if you have the means, I recommend giving the book a chance if you're interested. It's really not as bad as we all thought it would be. I promise its infinitely better than the Ghoulfriends books, and easily comparable to the Lisi Harrison novels (well the first 2...the last 2 are garbage.) And lets be real, as much as I love them, those books haven't aged the best, so there's definitely an argument that OBTD is better. All comes down to personal taste.

[starredhowell]