there's also something about the fact that this is not the reality adora wanted and she was forced into by catra. ever think about that?

sorry the crispin whytehead train murder headcanon demons won

Turns out writing a freeform meta analysis on Origin: Spirits of the Past, specifically Agito’s arc interpreted as trans allegory makes you(me) a little unhinged

its important to watch a new movie or read a new book sometimes. largely because 1) its nice to experience all the art this world has to offer but also 2) you might be able to find new scenarios to imagine your OCs in

i only have three more best picture nominees to watch before the oscars 👀 and i'm leaving the ones i'm most and least excited for til last so i think i'll watch poor things next

... my bed just moved on its own

The Collector but high school au

character/story/oc inspiration tag

rules: write up a blurb or make a visual collage of the people or characters (from books, TV shows, movies, etc.) that inspired your story and/or OC, either visually, personality wise, or just a general vibe

i just had to do it again for my girl terri

was the renfield movie good? debatable

was the renfield movie fun? YES absolutely I had a blast :D

long fucking rant about the joy of reading a good book. (not at all accurate title)

I just finished reading Felidae! incredible book I really love the story and- okay bear with me. I got the book a few years back because my mom mentioned reading it when she was younger. I told her I'd want to read it as well and she went through the painstaking process of finding it (which was not easy because the Author is a right fucking prick so his books aren't really sold anymore.)

so we found it on ebay eventually.( god knows I am not givin that author my money) I left it alone for a few years, had other shit to read and actually did not read much at all during that time...

right fast forward I decide I should read it because one of my terrible habits is starting thousands of things at once and never really finishing any of em. SO AND THIS IS WHERE IT GETS INTERESTING! I read the first 3 pages or so n talked to my mom and brother about it shortly, saying I liked the way it was written, the characters, the exposition, etc etc- AND at the mention of the plot my brother goes "oh! I've heard of that! it's the book that some german studio made into that horrifying animated movie adaptation!" AND IT ALL CAME CRASHING DOWN

because I remember what he meant because you KNOW tiny me with unrestricted internet access had seen some clips of the gory , disturbing cat-movie before! and you know what? I was unfortunate (or maybe fortunate , seeing how I'm a massive horror fan now) enough to watch "Watership down" as a kid so when I saw Felidae being ranked even HIGHER than that movie in those "ooh horrofying disturbing kids movieees ooh" lists, I swore I'd never watch it..

and here we are, I read that boook so fast and it is actually incredibly entertaining (i also just have never read a "krimi" before so I definitely have a high appreciation for the genre now)

I am incredibly excited to watch the movie. JUST AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH a 2D animated thriller-detective cat movie with horrorfying scenes and absurd amounts of gore??? COUNT ME IN TL:DR : I realize that reading is fun if you actually have a good book to read and obsess over the story of a cat solving a series of cat murders

Writing some body horror today and being a little goof about it

i really have to go to bed before midnight, cant deny i felt much better (and healthier) back in few times when it almost turned into a habit

It was a pity. I wanted to show the 111th round Yoo Joonghyuk this sight. If he saw this, he definitely would've made a different choice. At this moment. "I am the revolutionary Yoo Joonghyuk!" Someone shouted. "I am Yoo Joonghyuk!" "No, I am!" …What? No, wait a minute. "I am Yoo Joonghyuk!" What the hell were they thinking? Now people were shouting a name instead of 'revolutionary'. There were countless Yoo Joonghyuks in the industrial complex. [Someone has made a 'Yoo Joonghyuk declaration'!] No… wait.

Oh

Oh no

Dokja what have you done

the good news is that I finished a book and it got me out of my reading slump where I would start things, not finish, switch to something else, not finish

the bad news is that "yes daddy" by jonathan parks-ramage is one of the worst written books I've read in a whiiiile. bland expositiony prose, flat characters, a bunch of weird plot detours. Written like a 200-page Wikipedia summary instead of an actual book

the worst news is that it has such intensely favorable gushing reviews on goodreads, and the people who hated it mostly hated it for a different reason, and so I'm left alone like oKAY BUT THE PROSE WAS SHIT, HOW DO YOU NOT SEE THIS

yet another dream about killing someone and trying to cover it up.. this is normal right

i just watched 3 episodes of doctor who back to back [well technically 4]

and the three i watched was the two parter library one, and the bus episode...

i'd say dw is borderline horror but honestly it's straight up horror. this series is spectacular in the horror department

shadows that contain beings that latch on and eat you before repeating the last words over and over again is a concept i would assume from a horror movie but instead made for a silly 'family friendly' sci-fi show

and a bottleneck episode of a parasite that mimics you on a planet where you physically cannot walk outside, and the bus they are on is stopped and the drivers are killed from radiation...

man this series is amazing