santa clarita diet is so fucking criminally underrated. not only is plot a Drew Barrymore and Timothy Olyphant killing nazis rapists and misogynists so drew Barrymore can eat them, plot b is about their daughter becoming an ecoterrorist. like. you can't beat this
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Joel Hammond, not a cannibal, made his wife a spaghetti and meatballs dish made entirely from human meat despite vomiting twice and the risk of ruining their pasta maker. Hannigram wishes they had what the Hammonds do.
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(Yes I’m aware that sheila technically can’t eat anything other than flesh but still)
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I truly believe one of the great tragedies of our time in terms of Netflix Cancellations was Santa Clarita Diet.
I miss that silly little zom-com like a family member.
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the urge to just write a series of one shots of an absolutely batshit insane, completely not plausible “what if they survived” scenarios for the Ghostfaces is so strong
exclusively for:
Billy and Stu living peacefully with their hoards of dogs in Lakewood before the events of MTV Scream
Mickey and his undead wife, Casey Becker (that’s right! Santa Clarita Diet reference because I’m batshit insane when it comes to aus and actor extended universes!)
I have no idea what I’d do for the other Ghostfaces, but I am totally up for suggestions. I’m definitely writing those first two, it’s just a matter of whether or not I’m making it a whole thing
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Sheila Hammond from Santa Clarita Diet is an Avatar of the Flesh.
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mike cooper 🤝joel hammond
discovering that something supernatural and horrifying is happening with their wives and doubling down on being a wifeguy in order to support them, even though they cannot comprehend the changes that are affecting said wives
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Ok but a crossover between Santa Clarita Diet and Addams Family.
The seemingly most whitebread, normie couple in America moves in next door to the Addamses and their mansion of horrors.
Gamez and Morticia are friendly as always if a little confused by all the pastels and realtor signs. Joel and Sheila bring cookies and introduce themselves and try not to gawk at Lurch. Gomez invites them in, insisting they must meet his darling wife, and Joel, my boy, have you blown up a model train recently? It'll relieve all that tension in your shoulders! and Abby is absolutely intrigued and delighted by the bear rug and the disembodied hand and the daughter with the headless doll. Sheila has no idea what to talk about with Morticia so she rambles about how Morticia needs to tell her where she got that dress, and about how great their kids are.
Both couples walk away from the interaction thinking, "Well, they seem nice, but aren't they a little odd?" It's a pleasant if somewhat weird afternoon for the Hammonds and the Addamses.
Then, one day while all the kids are at school, Gomez and Morticia hear shrieking from the Hammonds' house. Not wanting to miss the fun, they rush over...
...and find the kitchen absolutely coated in blood, Sheila standing over a half-devoured corpse with more blood smeared around her mouth, and Joel already getting the mop out of the closet.
Joel and Sheila hear the door open and know they are screwed. There is no way they can say this isn't what it looks like, and, oh, God, they don't want to kill their new neighbors, living room guillotine aside they seem like really good people and Sheila was going to invite them to her book club-
And then they look over at Gomez and Morticia, and see two of the happiest, most delighted smiles in the world.
Boom.
Instant best friends.
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