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hauntedbythenarrative · 2 years

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saintlopezlov3r · 2 years

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Jamie Taylor🌵

The Haunting of Bly Manor

#icons #netflix #4 #jamie taylor #tv show #the haunting of bly manor

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flanaganfilm · 1 year

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As a young queer woman myself, I’m very attached to the wlw stories you’ve included in your works, specifically Bly Manor. Dani and Jamie are my favorite tv lesbian couple I’ve ever seen, I’m currently rewatching Bly for the 5th time and the last episode wrecks me every time. I was wondering, to add to the list of the sapphic icons of the flanaverse, Theo, Dani and Jamie, Sarah and Cheri, will we get a token lesbian in Usher? 👀

You absolutely will.

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leighlew3 · 2 years

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You're casting Gugino (who has played iconic lesbian roles) opposite Benoist (half an iconic fanon wlw ship) in a new Cat/Kara type of a dynamic and expect a bunch of sapphics not to ship it?! OH man. Ohhhh man.

Between Gugino (Dani x Jamie from Bly Manor), Benoist (Supercorp from SG) and Ashe (Zarlie from LoT) -- 75% of the people watching will be LGBTQ/sapphics...

So... good luck. 😂

#girls on the bus #gotb #send help #melissa benoist #carla gugino #tala ashe #lgbtq #dani x jamie #supercorp #zarlie #bly manor #supergirl #legends of tomorrow

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residentnat · 6 days

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ro’s fandoms ! requests open

read below for more info !

★ = favorite / priority . .

— yellowjackets ★

— the haunting of bly manor ★

— tlou (games)

— scott pilgrim (all media)

— fnaf (movie)

— barbie (2023 movie)

— unicorn store ★

— captain marvel / the marvels

— twilight (books & movies)

— you (show)

— the haunting of hill house

characters that i love !!

— misty (yellowjackets)

— nat (yellowjackets)

— dani (thobm)

— jamie (thobm)

— ellie (tlou)

— dina (tlou)

— envy (scott pilgrim)

— ramona (scott pilgrim)

— kim (scott pilgrim)

— vanessa (fnaf)

— barbie (barbie)

— kit (unicorn store)

— captain marvel (marvel)

— alice (twilight)

— beck (you)

— love (you)

— nellie (thohh)

things i can do !!

— paci icons

— stimboards

— mood boards

— outfit boards

— fanfics (pref faves list)

so on !! reposts appreciated

#sfw agere #yellowjackets agere #age regression #tlou agere #scott pilgrim agere #age regressor #agere blog #agere community #fandom agere

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ojcobsessed · 3 months

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The British actor, who broke out in Netflix’s spooky anthology series from Mike Flanagan, speaks to Tom Murray about his thrilling new movie ‘Jackdaw’, his pride at appearing in ‘Hollyoaks’, and why he thinks he’s ‘too emotional’ to play 007.

Ihave this thing in my head,” Oliver Jackson-Cohen is telling me. “I don’t know where it comes from, but I am always convinced that everything I do is going to be s***. So I’m always pleasantly surprised that it’s not as s***ty as I think.”

The London-born actor really doesn’t need to be so anxious. Since landing his breakout role of heroin addict Luke Crain in Mike Flanagan’s Netflix anthology series The Haunting of Hill House in 2018, Jackson-Cohen has proven time and again his skill at playing damaged goods. Whether it’s his sociopathic turn as businessman Peter Quint in Flanagan’s sequel series The Haunting of Bly Manor (2020), or as Dakota Johnson’s terrifying boyfriend in The Lost Daughter (2021), or as Elisabeth Moss’s see-through ex in The Invisible Man (2020), Jackson-Cohen has cemented himself as one of Hollywood’s go-to baddies.

But in his latest film, the 37-year-old is taking a stab at being the hero... sort of. Jackdaw is set against a bleak, wintry North East of England, with Jackson-Cohen playing an ex-motocross champion and army veteran who commits a crime in the hopes of starting a new life for his family.

The actor is the first to admit that the Jackdaw script was “fairly straightforward” for the action-thriller genre: a criminal job goes awry, family member gets kidnapped, man must save kidnapped family member. But he says that the film’s director, first-timer Jamie Childs, wanted to prove that genre films like these don’t have to be the preserve of the US. “He wanted to make movies that would be made in America in the Nineties, but set in the North East,” Jackson-Cohen explains. “He wanted to really showcase that and show that we can make these sorts of high-concept movies on small budgets in the UK.”

There are blatant American influences on the film – it’s all synths, rain and neon, like it’s been put under an Instagram filter named “Blade Runner”. I tell Jackson-Cohen that his character in the film, Jack Dawson, feels like a mash-up of Ryan Gosling’s criminal characters in Drive (2011) and The Place Beyond the Pines (2012) – brooding, morally questionable types with good hearts at their core. “Yeah, like a Northern, poor man’s Ryan Gosling,” he jokes. “Listen, I’ll happily be a poor man’s Ryan Gosling for the rest of my life.”

Jackson-Cohen has a face that looks like it’s been carved by Bernini, so it’s no surprise to learn he originally found success as a model. On the day of our conversation, he’s wearing a frame-fitting black jumper; his stubble is grown out but perfectly manicured, as is his thick brown hair, which is styled into a messy quiff. A 2012 Harper’s Bazaar interview conducted at a London hotel noted a “perceptible thrill” that “rippled through the female staff” upon his arrival. His looks, accent and 6ft 3in height have also made him a perennial fixture in predictions for the next James Bond. But Jackson-Cohen is worried he’d be “too emotional” to play the part. “It’s such an iconic character, isn’t it?” he says. So if 007 producer Barbara Broccoli were to call, he’d send her to voicemail? “Of course not! No one’s gonna say no to Babs are they?”

If he does end up firing guns and sipping martinis for a few years, Jackson-Cohen would be the first Bond to have appeared in Hollyoaks, the teen soap infamous for its annual Hunks and Babes cast calendars. He booked a single-episode role on the show when he was 15 – his first acting gig. “I remember getting the phone call and being like: ‘This. Is. It,’” he says, grinning. “Walking into school the next day I was so full of myself.”

After training at London’s Youngblood Theatre Company and then the famed Lee Strasberg Institute in New York, he began booking supporting roles in a number of American films you probably don’t remember: the Dwayne Johnson clanger Faster (2010), Anna Faris’s What’s Your Number? (2011), or Going the Distance (2010), one of Drew Barrymore’s lesser romcoms. He’s spoken previously about the grand expectations he placed on his early film work, assuming they’d propel him into the big leagues. He was shattered when they didn’t, leading him to take a nine-month break from acting.

The Haunting of Hill House, in 2018, proved to be a turning point. It was a smash hit, earned him a rabid fanbase, and helped launch him into a particular kind of recognition – something he describes as “Netflix famous”. “It’s quite an interesting thing,” he says. “You’re the most famous person in the world for a while and then the next show comes along and that completely takes over.”

Regardless, the role was not without catharsis for him. He has spoken about how his own experience with childhood sexual abuse and PTSD influenced his take on the character. He first discussed it in 2017, during the #MeToo movement, writing on Instagram: “[I] have spent most of my life living with PTSD, pretending it didn’t happen, and now, trying to rebuild what was shattered. The thing about sexual abuse is that the moment it is done, however brief or however long, it changes the course of your life permanently.”

I ask him how the part impacted him, and for the first time in our conversation, the actor’s geniality falters and his face takes on a visible strain. “I think, if you speak to any of us from that cast, those characters meant so much to us because we put so much of ourselves into them,” he says. Flanagan, he says, was “incredibly collaborative” and “allowed me to just take the reins with it and left me alone to do that.” He also knows the part struck a chord with audiences. He remembers being approached by strangers in public who’d share their stories of addiction. “I think ultimately all of us feel incredibly proud that it hit a note with people and it allowed people to open up a discussion, to feel like they could talk about this stuff.”

As soon as Hill House was released, Jackson-Cohen says he was sent “a slew of horror scripts” that were “all the same thing, just a watered-down, less good versions [of the show]”. He names Ira Sachs’s raunchy gay drama Passages, Jonathan Glazer’s new Holocaust film Zone of Interest and Justine Triet’s awards season darling Anatomy of a Fall as films he’s admired from afar this past year. “I don’t think there’s a formula of: you work with this director and this writer and then, success. But I do think you reach a point where you’re like, ‘Oh I do actually want more out of this.’”

He knows, for instance, that he’s seen a certain way by casting directors. “I’ve played quite a lot of toxic men. But I’ve become fascinated with the question of, ‘how do we humanise these morally corrupt characters?’ There’s a challenge in that, which I think is quite fun. But, like anything, you go through periods where you like to play a certain thing and then it’s time to move on.”

So no more baddies? He weighs it up.

“I think I’ve played my fair share now.”

‘Jackdaw’ is in cinemas now.

#oliver jackson-cohen #oliver jackson cohen #jackdaw film #jackdaw #haunting of hill house #2024 #interviews #queue #cw: csa

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spookymulder97 · 4 months

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The best TV/ movie kisses in my humble opinion

I broke down the ranking into 3 categories for tv and 4 categories for movies. (1. Deep, passionate, sexy kisses that make me feel things 2. Soft, sweet, romantic kisses that make me kick my feet and giggle 3. Kisses that emotionally traumatized me 4. (For movies) they didn’t kiss but they wanted to kiss and should have)

So without further ado, spookymulder97’s best media kisses of all time:

TV

Deep, passionate, sexy kisses that make me feel things:

Nick/Jess first kiss (New Girl, 2x15)- this scene is burned into my memory and is what inspired this list in the first place

Stede/ Ed kiss in the captains quarters (Our Flag Means Death 2x6)- the way Stede grabs Ed and the way they grab each other is spicy

Amelia/Kai first kiss (Greys Anatomy 18x8)- I felt like this was building from the moment Kai was introduced, it started off as sweet but then they were kissing as if they wanted to devour one another

Soft, sweet, romantic kisses that make me kick my feet and giggle

Nick/Charlie first kiss (Heartstopper 1x3)- the ULTIMATE kicking my feet and giggling moment. The foot touching, the pinky holding, the sweet first kiss. It’s what I wish for every young queer person

Jamie/Dani first kiss (Haunting of Bly Manor 1x4)- I was rooting for Dani to be queer from the moment I saw her and this moment was just so sweet. I was rooting for them

Mulder/Scully NYE kiss (X-Files 7x4)- so soft and sweet. And then he puts his arm around her, heart eyes.

Kisses that emotionally traumatized me (and why)

Aziraphale/Crowley break up kiss (Good Omens 2x6) because “we could’ve been…us” I’m still crying

The doctor/ Rose Journey’s End kiss (Doctor Who 4x13) because 10 looking on was so sad. The kiss itself was amazing but the whole storyline was sad. Watched it once and then never again

Stede/Ed first kiss (Our Flag Means Death 1x9), while their first kiss was beautiful and did have me kicking my feet. What happened next broke my heart. In my head, Stede and Ed rowed off together

Movies

Deep, passionate, sexy kisses that make me feel things

Will/Elizabeth marriage kiss in the rain in the middle of a sword fight (Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End)- they hard core smooched. In the rain. On a boat. In the middle of sword fighting. Need I say more?

Alex/ Henry kiss in the portrait room (Red, White, and Royal Blue)- holy crap! I could feel the heat through my screen

Tom/ Patrick kiss outside Patrick’s apt (My Policeman) -started off as a kind of sad moment but then they kissed and there was so much emotion in it

Soft, sweet, romantic kisses that make me kick my feet and giggle

Han/Leia first kiss (Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back)- THAT CHEMISTRY!

Katniss/Peeta kiss on the beach (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire)- so tender, so sweet

Peter/ MJ upside down kiss (Spider-Man)- one word: ICONIC

Kisses that emotionally traumatized me and why

Ennis/Jack reunion kiss (Brokeback Mountain) mostly because their story makes me sad

Alex/Henry first kiss (Red, White, and Royal Blue) the kiss was so passionate at first but then Henry thinking he seriously messed up, leaving, and ghosting Alex hurt my soul for both of them

Harry/Cho kiss (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix) kind of awkward and also sad because they were just talking about her dead boyfriend

They didn’t kiss but they wanted to and should have (and it made me kick my feet and squeal)

Druig/Makkari after Druig says “my beautiful beautiful Makkari” (Eternals)- need I say more?

Darcy/Elizabeth field scene (Pride and Prejudice)- “you have bewitched me body and soul” COME ON

Johnny/Baby during the love is strange dance scene (Dirty Dancing)- the tension between them! Johnny wanted to kiss her so bad

#kisses #kiss #ranking #movies #tv #giggling and kicking my legs

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praecurokat · 7 months

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The Haunting of Bly Manor: Episode 1- The Great Good Place

Not me watching this show in a very old house at night.. not a great choice considering I am easily scared 😂.but we persist.

I forgot the show opened with older Jamie… damn how am I already tearing up.

Dani telling Henry “I’ve fallen quite in love with London” in a British accent plss

That is a very gay way to drink beer Dani slayy

I forgot how iconic her outfits are in the first episode

“There are worse places to be stuck, believe me.” -Dani, about Bly… 😭

The children are so creepy 😭 Flora singing and playing with a creepy doll near a lake..soo normal and miles is somehow even creepier

Seeing Ms. Grose looking down the well… ughhhh whyy 💔

Not Henry describing Bly Manor as a great, good place. Yeah, a great good place to get possessed or dragged into a lake ☠️

Forgot how much I love Owen and Ms. Grose💕

Glad I have bad observational skills so I miss all the ghostly figures standing around in the background

Ahh Flora’s dolls are so creepy ewww but shes kinda an icon for knowing so much about the house

Pls Dani wandering through the manor at night after a creepy child told her to stay in her room for unspecified reasons.. wild

“I’ll never get tired of this place, I swear.” -Dani, about Bly 😭

“The gardener did not even introduce herself to the new au pair. She barely acknowledged her at all, simply treated her as if she’d always been there.” Damn ok.. interesting strategy

Dani does the exact opposite of what everyone tells her.. everyone’s like.. don’t go into the abandoned wing and what does she do? Go into it ofc..relatable tbh

Damn T’Nia Miller’s performance as Ms. Grose is amazing

omg not the demonic children locking Dani in the closet..ironic

#the haunting of bly manor #episode notes #rewatch #haunting of bly manor #bly manor

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helliconss · 4 years

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