#sendhelp

synopsis: for a while now, weverse has allowed fans to ‘dm’ their favourite idols. it’s controlled, it’s monitored, it’s all very pc… until you come along one drunken night and break the rules. what is supposed to be a harmless act of communication quickly spirals into much, much more and begs the question, how far should communication between a fan and an idol really go?

genre: jjk x reader (fem), smau mini-series, fluff, smut, delulu, crack

rating: 18+ | minors, dni

a/n: heeeeeeeere we go… i’m a little bit nervous about this one 🥺 gonna hit post, turn my phone off, and not switch it back on until the wheels touch down in london. honestly, i’ve grown to love these characters and this story so much, so finally reaching this milestone in their journey feels like such a tiny little win. i know you’ve all been waiting very patiently (well… some of you ;)) to get to this point, and i really didn’t want to disappoint with the reveal, so i hope i’ve done it justice and that it lives up to your expectations <3 anyway, signing off for the next 8 hours and i’ll catch you later, potaters. love you all sooo much - be kind to one another, eat your veggies, and stay a little bit delulu for me x

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Just got back from the early screening of Send Help. I don’t want to spoil anything, so I’ll keep it vague.

Sam Raimi doing Sam Raimi things. I’ll just say EYE. My friend even said a couple of times that you can instantly recognize his signature. And yes, I’m obviously a Raimi-universe fan girly, so I’m definitely not the most unbiased person in the room.

I liked the movie. Yes, the story feels a bit constructed here and there, but I can live with it. I really liked Rachel McAdams’ performance as an evil survivor-pro. And Dylan O’Brien as the asshole boss who, pretty quickly, hits his limits. I totally bought his desperation, especially when it comes to his “masculinity” 😂 Both of them were great.

The set pieces were a dream. The effects were okay. And the story is basically fine too, but in a few scenes it was like “how convenient that character X is standing at point Y at exactly this moment.” I’ll let it slide. 😉

There is blood, yes, but it’s not going to knock a hardened horror fan off their chair. And it doesn’t have to. I was tense the whole time, the ending wasn’t that easy to call, and I laughed more than once. All in all, it definitely feels like a Sam Raimi film.

I was honestly pretty entertained. ^^

ahem…uhhhhhh..I really don’t know what to say at this point but like… yeah…

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