She and her sister made the most important fictional work of the last 50 years and she can’t get financing to create another masterpiece… honestly devastating
Friendly reminder that johnny Depp was already assaulting people when amber was just four years old.
Also in that year, his grown ass was dating a 17 year old Winona.
"im a gay man"
society: Okay
"im a lesbian woman"
society: but if you were having a schizophrenic psychosis bipolar episode and you snorted coke then took magic mushrooms you could accidentally slip and fall on a guy's dick and like it therefore all lesbians are actually bi
And then, cheat on her with your coworker who chose her career over staying at home. The cruelest joke is demanding a woman sacrifice her ambitions for your family, only to betray her after she gives you exactly what you asked for.
one day, i will have watched every movie. and someone will say “have you seen _____?” and the answer will always be yes. until then, i have work to do.
@Gondolinhrim@lanalora2099@TrueSwagMessiah he admits in a podcast episode that “if you’re a teen who wants to watch cool kills & see boobs, like i did, then friday the 13th is the best franchise”
Realistically Carrie sitting in the middle of the other popular girls on her first day in real school, sweetly telling them she made her dress herself, would get immediately adopted into their circle and protected as someone who doesn’t know any better. In the books, Carrie is bullied not just for being an overweight outcast, but because she is also a religious fanatic who tells the other kids that they’re all going to hell. She doesn’t make much of an effort to be their friend either, being described as suspicious and rude. If you make Carrie a sweet baby angel who can do no wrong, it really flattens the antagonists here (her bullies) into evil (and unconvincing) stereotypes. Which is…. Fine but not as compelling as the source material
I get the whole “Bear is the villain, not Nikki” argument, but if you’re gonna be pedantic like that you have to do it across the board, and it unravels a lot of horror movies
By that logic, the “villain” in Backrooms is regular Clark, not Captain Clark