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HORROR'S NEXT TOP GENDER
New bracket, featuring as many trans (or trans-coded) horror characters as can be shoehorned in there. Do you know if you each submitted one of these we'd have the biggest competition I've ever done?
RULES
no real people. i allowed a few last time because i thought it was funny because vampires don't exist. trans people do.
not just villains! any horror character is allowed.
you are allowed to make multiple submissions, but not to submit the same character multiple times.
harassment will result in the disqualification of your chosen contender.
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How does one accidentally watch 3 movies with Peter Lorre in them in a row?
Genuinely how did I manage this. I didn’t know he was in any of those movies
#Peter lorre#i had a film professor who had a big old crush on him#we watched like 3 or 4 movies with him in it that semester#ngl starting to get the appeal#my posts
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The spooky atmosphere of..
The Raven (1963) /// dir. Roger Corman
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Vincent Price and Peter Lorre
The Raven (1963) dir. Roger Corman
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I think 1963's The Raven made such bold and hilarious choices, there are two facts about the source material, Lenore is Dead, and The Raven gets one word of dialogue.
Neither of these things are true in the film.
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Every once in a while I have to draw Adolphus Bedlo, everyone's favourite drunk cranky raven wizard, in fancy 15th century clothing again
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Vincent Price and Peter Lorre
The Raven (1963) director: Roger Corman
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the Cary Grant cinematic universe of sitting on the stairs while other characters argue
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thanks doc, youve done brooklyn a great service!
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when they say people shouldn't go to prison for objectively funny crimes they meant the two old ladies from arsenic and old lace
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My 2 fave pair of 40s crazy men
They are just so iconic
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