#troy james

Let's throw it back to 2024 Monsterpalooza when I dressed up as Gabriel from Malignant and ran into the contortionist actor from the film. As always the entire costume is made by me.

i love you actors who sit on the makeup chair for hours

Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019)

"Hi fellow Tauruses! My birthday is May 11. Would you do a quick birthday message that I can watch 6 months from now? And do you each have a favourite memory with Kassius and Yuyu on set/behind the scenes? Thanks, these cameos are giving us all joy! 💜"

Troy James is the staple of modern horror and I'm tired of acting like he's not 🥱

Peter Merkel Jr. is the son of the first villain to call himself The Ragdoll. In a desperate effort to win his father’s attention and approval, Peter underwent drastic experimental surgery to implant cybernetic joints that enabled him to replicate his father’s multi-jointed physique. The surgery left Peter badly disfigured, requiring regular doses of an emollient lubricate to prevent his bones from pricing through his skin. The procedure allowed him to twist and contort his body in extreme ways and he cultivate a special fighting strategy that utilized his inhuman physical abilities. Despite all of this, Peter’s father rejected his son as an unworthy imitator. Mentally broken, Peter took up the mantle of The Ragdoll, donning a garish costume. He ended up recruited into The Secret Six, acting as a member of the team across multiple iterations. Following the Secret Six’s ultimate defeat and dissolution, Ragdoll was brief incarcerated at Arkham Asylum. He later broke out and battled Batgirl. A version of the second Ragdoll has featured in The Flash television series portrayed by contortionist Troy James and voiced by actor Phil LaMarr. The second Ragdoll first appeared in the pages of Villains United #1 (2005).