Watched Alien Stage in Study Hall today now this is stuck in my head
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Watched Alien Stage in Study Hall today now this is stuck in my head

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okay but Lovecraft Country is amazing
I just want a TV show or movie to watch that's very aesthetically gothic ( either the traditional Bronte kind or gothic Americana ) but isn't super jump scare horror-y. Like dread more than horror. Any ideas?
watching metal family and itβs such sirius black core
like some of the vibes are just amazing and then it hits you with the most family trauma to family trauma
Have you seen "How to Stop a Recurring Dream" with Ruby Barker? I feel like people who think the Sharma sisters have a dysfunctional relationship should watch that movie because WOW π
I've seen a clip of it and it looked really good and intense, so I'll give it a watch!

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I think I want to get into watching more classic hollywood...the problem is many movies have sexist and/or racist elements of course, so I'd rather avoid the worst offenders... there's something about the style of old films tho, so if anyone has particular recommendations?
Recs for things to watch on Netflix with dark academia aesthetic, please
So what's the most emo thing to watch on Netflix rn? (I mean the aesthetic just as much as the emotion)