#zac & j

[vampirehayfever]

gorgug immediately deciding to beef it on the steps as a distraction proves his love language is acts of service

[scenesandscreens]

The Iron Claw (2023)

Director - Sean Durkin, Cinematography - Mátyás Erdély

"I used to be a brother."

[jdsgothwife]

i think inside my head would look like a 2000s magazine. a psychic could read my mind and it would just look like this in there:

[ultrameganicolaokay]

Cruel Universe #3 by Cullen Bunn, Zac Thomson, J. Holtham, Dan McDaid, David Rubín, Kano and more. Cover by Greg Smallwood. Variant covers by (2) Dave Johnson and (3) Jay Stephens. Out in October.

"Once you were an innocent child, beloved by your parents and esteemed by your peers. You built a career and a family, and even found time for your poetry. But none of that matters now. Your sun has just gone supernova and reduced your world to a glowing cinder. So pretty. So red. 'Twas a sight while it lasted. Over now. BUT AT LEAST WE GET TO KEEP THIS COMIC AS A SOUVENIR! This month in the world's most existentially devastating comic magazine: The otherworldly talents of Cullen Bunn and David Rubín, J. Holtham and Kano, and Zac Thomson and Dan McDaid begin a manned expedition to the extremes of human existence and imagine the terrifying possibilities of what to expect when the best of intentions meet the cold, hard reality of our worst instincts. For the discerning reader that demands science fiction that stings, we give you CRUEL UNIVERSE!"

[hyp3rfixation-h3ll]

Ok,but hear me out

Baby pac purring when he is held by one of his folks.

Or him teething,and zac is just cry bc his son is growing up...and his finger hurt bc pac is chomping him.

you had me at "hear me out" yugo

[watchingmoviesandshit]

The Iron Claw (2023)

[daughterofposeidon46]

blue fairy this orange fairy that but what about the green fairy?? hello?? that plunging neckline and the witch hat??

[did-i-do-this-write]

Everytime I'm like "cool, this conversation is over, I can move on now," the characters decide to keep talking.

[thegreatimpersonator]

but has he done any of that in the past year since taylor?

A number of things, yeah!

[camyfilms]

THE IRON CLAW 2023

He said if we were the toughest, the strongest, nothing could ever hurt us. I believed him. We all did.

[dbphantom]

you know if you guys voted for stretch armstrong i probably would have shut up a lot sooner tonight

[kazoosandfannypacks]

*watching sonny with a chance* *googles "did sterling knight have beef with zac efron* *eventually remembers no wait. it's me. i have beef with zac efron*

[crunchycrystals]

if you told me i'd be crying over a radish man with no ass by the end of this i don't know if i'd believe you

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have Blacklight 2022

[lserver362reviews]

This was the saddest fucking movie I've ever seen.

This review is going to be all over the place, but as per usual I'm going to start with a deeply personal overshare of where I'm at for this viewing. I'm seeing this as the first watch of the New Year after coming off of 2 months of deeply missing my sister, who lives in another state. This movie understands what it is to go through your little everyday needs while having a giant sibling sized hole in your heart. I sobbed at this movie, especially during the dream sequence of the afterlife, but throughout the whole film I was getting chills. I sobbed last week at Christmas Mass because the priest started his homily with a comment on how all of his Christmas memories are of him and his two older sisters, in the house that they grew up in, which has been sold so that place truly only exists in his memory now. The first thing I thought of when I woke up on Christmas morning was how my sister and I would always get up extra early, before our parents, and just sit together in front of the tree and look at the lights. That's what Christmas means to me. My childhood house is also now sold. I was so affected by Kevin's statement that he doesn't even need to be doing anything in particular with his brothers-it's just the being together. I will be going to my sister's for Christmas next year. It cannot be overstated how masterful Zac Efron is in this film. When David is announced as having the match against the heavy weight champ you just see Kevin embody every emotion. The betrayal, the holding himself together, the wanting to cry, the disappointment, the growing cold. Then again when Kerry gives his father the gun and Kevin bores his eyes into Pam as if to say, maybe if we just pretend we aren't here it'll be okay. I cried very hard at the sight of absolutely swelling Zac Efron cradle his little baby. So beautiful and you just know that this man will try his hardest to not be his father (whether that means running away to protect them from the curse or by remaining and being triggered by his own grief). There was such a delicate balance of conveying his limited worldview, wanting to live up to his dad's expectations (manipulations), and support his brothers above everything else. Just masterful from Efron, and I didn't think I'd see that to this level. I came to this movie because A24, I love Richard Reed Perry, and I'm a huge fan of the talent that is Harris Dickinson. I think the final straw was that A24 mailed me my zine which had the pinup of my baby, Harris Dickinson. I hope to continue to watch everything he does (plug here for FX's mini series, Trust). Every time Harris was on screen I had the dopiest grin on my face because he just makes me happy and especially so as David. And then the unexpected happened. I didn't know anything about the Von Erich's and I certainly don't know anything about wrestling (I did love the Netflix series, GLOW), so this was almost completely foreign territory to me. Wrestling is just heterosexual drag, right? I knew this movie would be sad, and I knew that I'm super susceptible to anything that showcases siblingship, but this was a new level. The tragedy of it all. Sometimes the movie felt clunky but that kind of fit with the body shapes thematically. Some lines, especially from the father didn't feel natural to me. I think Maura Tierney was outstanding for what little screentime she had. The music, the costuming, as well as the camera work was all superb. I also did like seeing Michael J Harney and Lily James. Also I LOVE when a movie has a, Thank God I'm A Country Boy, needle drop (looking at you, Pauly Shore's Son-in-Law)!!! Once again, I was crushed by the ending dialogue and the way this movie just gets what it means to love your family. I loved that two background wrestlers were actual Von Erichs! Maybe I should rewatch Blue Valentine or Dead Man Walking before saying this is the saddest movie I've ever seen but man, I have not sobbed like that in a theater before. I'm glad I managed to stick with it. This movie bonzo gonzo'd my heart.

[ilhoonftw]

not king khan and honk next to two random guys