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blackxxstatic · 8 days
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katewalkershusband · 3 months
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More Juli Kidman pfp/icons from The Evil Within 1
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crimescrimson · 20 days
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The Shade in The Evil Within: The Assignment (2015)
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"The Assignment" is available to read here
Image credit to Adwaith S., who made a illustrated adaptation on art style. It's excellent, if you liked the story, read this too afterwards.
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m-rod-unofficial · 17 days
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Michelle Rodríguez as Frank Kitchen || Tomboy: A Revenger's Tale (2016)
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residente-vil · 2 years
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hazbinbossbrainrot · 1 year
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When you realise:
2x01:
Blitz: “Call me Blitzzzzz.”
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2x02:
Stolas: “BLITZZZZZZZZZZ!”
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stefanoftruvik · 2 years
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My wife and her cat appreciation post
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bruhvik · 2 years
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The Evil Within - The Assignment (10/?)
“If Jimenez activates the system, you’ll be pulled in. Hopefully he doesn’t, but as a precaution we’ve prepared an infusion to prevent... contamination.”
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blackxxstatic · 16 days
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katewalkershusband · 3 months
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The Evil Within 1: (The Assignment & Consequence) Juli Kidman pfp/icons
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crimescrimson · 5 months
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Red's Favourite Game NPCs Of All Time [3/?]: Oscar Connelly in The Evil Within (2014)
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scottxlogan · 1 year
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Chapters: 11/? Fandom: The Avengers (Marvel Movies), Iron Man (Movies), Captain America (Movies), Marvel Cinematic Universe Rating: Explicit Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: James "Bucky" Barnes/Tony Stark Characters: Tony Stark, James "Bucky" Barnes, Steve Rogers, Howard Stark, Brock Rumlow, Sharon Carter, James "Rhodey" Rhodes, Obadiah Stane Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Modern Setting, Alternate Universe - No Powers, Alternate Universe - Bodyguard, Sexual Content, Age Difference, Implied/Referenced Drug Use, Alcoholic Tony Stark, Howard Stark's A+ Parenting, Forbidden Love, Drunken Flirting, Flirting, Bodyguard Bucky Barnes, Bratty Tony Stark, Lust at First Sight, Dirty Talk, References to Drugs, Bad Boy Tony Stark, Sex Toys, War Veteran Bucky Barnes, Drugged Tony Stark, Hurt/Comfort, Touch-Starved, Swearing, Light Spanking, Spanking, Past Child Abuse, Past Torture, Kidnapped Tony Stark, Howard Stark's Bad Parenting, Making Out, Implied/Referenced Domestic Violence
Chapter Summary: Bucky and Tony deal with the aftermath of being found out. When a conversation leads to Tony to come up with a new game plan for them moving forward, the two talk it out and succumb to passion in the midst of a discussion. After the passion they appear to be on the right road together until tension returns with a surprise arrival at Bucky's cabin
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the-assignment · 1 year
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Blog #1 - Afrofuturism??
Okay, honestly, straight up. I had no idea what Afrofuturism was and how it related to pretty much anything else. Well, I guess that’s only partly true because while I didn’t know the name or that it was even a “thing,” I definitely enjoyed and consumed Afrofuturistic content – just without knowing it. For example, Black Panther, Kendrick Lamar, and Beyoncé are all Afrofuturistic art/artists that I know and love.
I also didn’t know there are different definitions or various ways different people can classify Afrofuturism – so I really like that it can mean different things to different people. I find that to be super inclusive! In general, I learned that Afrofuturism is more like Black Speculative Arts (as referenced by my professor) and can include Science Fiction, Futurism, Black Futurity, as well as some fantasy elements and even horror. What I personally found really interesting was one of the propellers of creating this type of genre – the aspect of the lack of inclusion often found in mainstream – *ahem* white – futuristic, fantasy, and dystopia films. Like, a lot of those films don’t feature Black people at all (or only briefly or they die) and while I could recognize that obvious lack of representation before, I didn’t really think about the bigger implications.
Like, the actual erasure of Black people in the future. If they are not in most versions or creations of peoples ideas of what the future is – Where are they? What does that say about how people see (or don’t see) them now? What happens to them? What about their future? Where do they belong? What does this exclusion say to them about their role in society? I know many may say it’s not that deep – but isn’t it tho? It’s an interesting train of thought that I have, unfortunately, never considered before in the context of Afrofuturism. And if I’m being honest, I’ll have to admit that stems mostly from me never having to be worried that I wouldn’t see a person like me – a white woman (even if only for the eye candy) – on a screen or in the future. (Though it is also in minor part because I don’t really watch a lot of futuristic / dystopia / utopia films in general).
But this lack of inclusion is what makes Afrofuturism so important and interesting! Because, much like I learned in my last AfAm Studies class about Black horror, this genre too is being reclaimed and rewritten. The idea of an apparently white utopian future is being challenged in really impactful ways and in various artforms – from movies and TV shows, to books and music. It’s been really fun to get introduced to artists I’ve never heard before (like Sun Ra) even if their sound isn’t really my thing. But it’s important to remember that it isn’t so much as whether I like the music or not, but about the way he challenged and changed the sound of music with (mostly) only his keyboard and how his style and imagery has had a lasting impact on musicians I do love – like Janelle Monáe! And now that I know what to look out for, I can see the references and callbacks – like the hooded mirrored faced entities present in both Sun Ra’s music videos and Janelle Monáe’s. I think its good to know what inspired some of my fave works of music and art – and the how and why of its creation.
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Today's hard pills to swallow in TEW fandom
you are allowed to have preferences and criteria but get your head out your ass <3
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passed-out-real · 1 year
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Aidan Quinn Filmography Part 2
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Legends of the Fall (1994)
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Michael Collins (1996)
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The Assignment (1997)
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This Is My Father (1998)
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Practical Magic (1998)
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In Dreams (1999)
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Songcatcher (2000)
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Two of Us (2000)
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Night Visions (2001)
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The Book of Daniel (2006)
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