#william madsen

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

William and Claudia Madsen - A guide to Mexican Witchcraft - Minutiae Mexicana - 1969

[classichorrorblog]

Candyman (1992)

[lifeisstrangearchive]

In-universe pictures of Chloe

[maxthesillyy]

i did a thing💥

note: defining cameo here as someone/thing from the previous games (or comics) being in Double Exposure as anything from ‘being a full-on side character’ to ‘got vaguely mentioned’

[crimescrimson]

Max Changing History in Life Is Strange (2015): William's Funeral - To The Fair | Chloe Runs Away - Chloe With Her Dad | Joyce Marries David - William & Joyce's Anniversary | Chloe Vs David - A Happier Birthday | The Crash - Chloe & Rachel | Wheelchair-Bound Chloe - Nathan v Chloe | Chloe's Death - The Plan

[gameofthunder66]

'Mulholland Falls' (1996) film

-watched 6/3/2024- 3 stars- on Tubi (free)

31% Rotten Tomatoes

[polorizetheory]

Like Mother Like Daughter

I never noticed this before, but it's interesting how in a way, Joyce and Chloe both found different people who helped them move on from the people they loved and lost. Joyce lost William, and Chloe in turn lost both William and Max. William and Max were part of a happy life, an era where while things were not exactly perfect, they were still memorable and good. So good in fact, when William died and Max had to leave for Seattle, Joyce almost immediately began dating another man while Chloe was spiraling into self destruction. Going into dangerous places and associating herself or getting into trouble with dangerous people.

Chloe, for the life of her, could not understand how or why Joyce would practically run into the arms of another man when her own father's funeral wasn't that long ago. How she could betray William, a good man, like that over David who is a total stranger.

Which makes so much sense as to why Chloe never made that comparison with Rachel, a total stranger at the time became who Chloe fell head over heels for. To Chloe, at least she had reasons. Max abandoned her (granted Max was 13 and had no control over the situation and in theory was afraid Chloe was the one moving on without her.), and in addition was not even feeling comfortable in her own household. Rachel gave Chloe reasons to keep going forward in life, she came to her like an angel ascending in to the darkest period in her teenhood.

Chloe never once thought that was probably why Joyce did what she did. For Joyce, it felt like what Chloe felt about William all this time.

"HE CHOOSE TO LEAVE ME!"

Joyce might have been angry at William for dying, as irrational as that sounds. "Why didn't he just took the bus to pick me up? Why couldn't he leave home earlier? How could he do this to me?" This of course does not excuse Joyce for choosing a man over her own child and make excuses for his actions instead of being understanding of what her daughter was going through. But it does show that in some ways, Chloe did get her irrationality and a desperate need to move forward as a coping mechanism from her. With David, he gave Joyce a reason to be happy, and like Rachel to Chloe, he showed her that she could find love in her life again. Unlike Chloe, maybe Joyce saw that comparison too, and was at least grateful that while Chloe was still a delinquent, Rachel was there for at least a distraction.

And it couldn't be just a coincidence that after the anniversary of William's death, that's when Max popped in to Chloe's life and saved her.

[arcadiabaytornado]

I really like how this prompt is set up.

When Chloe starts saying she most blames her Father for how her life has gone, it’s really hard to tell who she’s talking about.

David seems like a huge active issue in Chloe’s life, if not the biggest. But it would be weird for her to refer to him as Dad since she tends to refer to him by name or "Step-dick."  

William doesn’t seem like the person she’d most want to blame at first. After all, he died five years ago and was a loving Father. But it does make way more sense for her to call William “Dad” over David.

So I really like how this question will genuinely make you think for a second. It also makes sense that Chloe most blames William considering his death, while a horrific accident, still set off an awful chain of events in her life.

[garadinervi]

John Milton, (1667), Paradise Lost, [Book V], Edited with an Introduction by William G. Madsen, Modern Library, New York, NY, 1969, pp. 132-133

[chloe-caulfield94]

This picks up right after the Bay ending - with Max standing over Chloe's coffin, remembering the week that never was.

Max's resolve is tested and she quickly starts wondering if she did the right thing after all.

This is darker, angrier and sadder than what I usually write. If you're in the mood to explore the darker themes of Life is Strange (and there are a lot of them - abuse, violence, drugs, corruption) as well as the more mystical elements of it (spirit animals, ghosts) then I invite you to read it. If you want something more wholesome, then I invite you to read my other fanfics. This fanfic does have a happy ending though, or at least what I consider to be a cathartic and happy ending.

The title is a reference to Chloe's diary entry about Max from BtS (the one about taking her back in a heartbeat).

SPOILER BELOW

Bay Max reverses her choice and becomes Bae Max.

[sundaysideup]

i keep wanting to make a LiS AU where its like. the teen version of the adults (esteban, david, joyce, william, karen and lisbeth) and they somehow get transported to the future

im not sure if there will be a serious, genuine plot but... thats all i can really think of LOL?

[hallmark-movie-fanatics]

Summer TCA - July 11, 2024 Hallmark Panel

(photos from Hallmark's official Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram accounts)

[dalekofchaos]

Life Is Strange Before The Storm fancast

My Life Is Strange fancast

LIS 2 fancast

LIS TC Fancast

Sophie Thatcher as Chloe Price

Kristine Froseth as Rachel Amber

Austin Abrams as Nathan Prescott

Reneé Rap as Victoria Chase

Carson Rowland as Eliot Hampden

Kaitlyn Dever as Steph Gingrich

Shameik Moore as Drew North

Miles Brown as Mikey North

Angourie Rice as Samantha Myers

Aaron Eckhart as William Price

Robin Wright as Joyce Price

David Harbour as David Madsen

Ving Rhames as Principal Raymond Wells

Yvette Nicole Brown as Michelle Grant

Douglas M. Griffin as Samuel Taylor

Mischa Collins as Skip Matthews

Mark Hamill as Travis Keaton

Norman Reedus as Frank Bowers

Bryan Cranston as Sean Prescott

Jon Hamm as James Amber

Neve Campbell as Rose Amber

Rosamund Pike as Sera Gearhardt

Jon Bernthal as Damon Merrick

[horrorcrypt12]

31 Day Horror Challenge:

Day 11: Tony Todd

Now Watching: Candyman (1992)

"The Candyman, a murderous soul with a hook for a hand, is accidentally summoned to reality by a skeptic grad student researching the monster's myth"

Happy Halloween!

@nightmareonfilmstreet

[fanofspooky]

Candyman

1992 • R • 1h 39m

Directed By Bernard Rose

Tony Todd • Virginia Madsen • Xander Berkeley • Kasi Lemmons • Vanessa Williams • DeJuan Guy • Marianna Elliott • Ted Raimi

[therealmrpositive]

Species (1995)

In today's review i find that a pretty blonde roaming L.A. may be more alien than you think. As I attempt a #positive review of the 1995 sci-fi horror Species #NatashaHenstridge #BenKingsley #MichaelMadsen #AlfredMolina #ForestWhitaker #MargHelgenberger

When we think of extra-terrestrials, we tend to think of human-like beings, often easy on the eye. This is partially due to the fact it’s easier for actors to play and easy on the fantasies of the audiences who are usually paying a pretty penny to be invested in these worlds. That doesn’t mean they have to be compatible with us or non-lethal. In 1995, a film about an alien that is easy on the…