#hammerposting

hospital basement had a door that wasn’t on the blueprint. went in. heard wires breathing. nobody believes me but i KNOW what i saw.

Dracula AD 1972 was a fun movie. I was really struck by the difference in the writing quality from the other Hammer movies I've seen. The characters felt, and often looked, like real people you could meet today. I kept getting struck by how different things are from today - Peter Cushing's teeth, oddly enough, being a bit crooked, not movie star perfectly white and straight. The dialogue is natural. There's a lot more casual drug and alcohol usage compared to today's pulp, though maybe that's just because it was the 70s.

hello beloved mutuals and followers. im following the tgirl migration to cohost. ill probably still be on here a bit, but do feel free to follow me over there if you use it

to all the trans people seeing this hellsite (affectionate) turn into a hellsite (derogatory) take this