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I've thunk before on a Princess Bride AU for tendonna, and seeing this gif...
makes me think how appropriate it would be for them. like their first kiss is when he's poisoned with a mouth full of anchovies and then their second kiss he's paralyzed lol
Also Princess BRIDE... goes well with Donna's whole 'thing,' yah know
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chopsticks were a snacking game changer
Tendonna totally wide open mouth kissing like it's a peck on the cheek on the train completely unaware that they're not normal
I think sometimes horror is held back from being as scary as it could be by the idea that horror... has to be scary. There's so much room to explore other emotions through the medium, and honestly there's emotions that are far worse than fear for me. There's a reason why there's so much horror that is focused around grief and guilt. Although, you could argue that those emotions are themselves horrifying.
Thinking about mixing your metaphors in horror. Yeah, the (horror element) represents (real life thing), okay done.
But having an explicit (or extremely easy to infer) analoge to a real concept or experience can feel very flattening to the experience imo. I love when something has multiple interpretations that are equally valid. I love when there's a wrench thrown into the mix that doesn't necessarily negate a particular interpretation, but broadens it. Maybe instead of a story being about parental medical neglect, there's just enough room for interpretation for people to come away with many meanings that fall under a similar umbrella of general parental neglect, traumatic coming of age, etc. I love when there's enough room for the audience to fill themselves into the gaps— not a lack of specificity, but carefully crafted ambiguity where the audience can take on an active role in giving the work its meaning.
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"after the sun goes down" is periodically one of my most productive times of day
why do we make movies anymore when we have trailers
imagine gameoverse meeting superman 64
would they be the route of killing this world would be mercy, and let them live as a terrible designed game?
