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LouLouTheFool
@lualouwho.bsky.social
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Just another autistic horrorshow crashing into my mid-20s. I write, and if I ever get over myself I'll start posting.

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Quote with 4 horror movies to get to know you
Film Poster for David Lynch's 'Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me'. Laura Palmer, a young blonde white woman in a black nightdress, is pictured smiling within a locket shaped like one half of a broken love heart. The locket is on fire, and is in the context of the black lodge, a liminal space wit red curtains and monochromatic zigzag patterned floor. This version of the film poster has the water mark '2001: The Criterion Collection' Film poster for 'Possum'. A multi-legged creature reminescent of a spider is half hidden in a sizable leather bag on top of a bare single bed against a wall with dilapidated patterned wallpaper showing happy children playing with balloons. The poster is monochromatic. Text reads from top to bottom: "Stunning. A true horror film." - Rue Morgue, A Matthew Holness Film, Possum, Can You Spy Him Deep Within? Little Possum. Black As Sin. Film poster for The Lighthouse. Two white men, Willem DaFoe and Robert Pattinson, are shown looking gaunt and miserable in 19th century costume with full facial hair in front of a lighthouse circled by seagulls and misty clouds. The poster is in black and white. Text reads from top to bottom: From Robert Eggers, acclaimed director of 'The Witch', Willem DaFoe, Robert Pattinson, The Lighthouse, Keeping Secrets are Ye, "An Instant Classic" - Rachel Handler, New York Magazine Film Poster for George Romero's classic film Night of the Living Dead. A black man defensively wielding a shotgun is centred between two white people, a distressed blonde woman and a belligerent balding man holding a crude fire-bomb, and approximately seven decaying and half-ruined hands clawing at the central characters. The characters costuming indicates a fifties or sixties context. The poster is in black and white, and the only text is the title 'Night of the Living Dead'
September 8, 2023 at 8:38 PM
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Had to hold the phone upside down to get a good photo, but behold, one sweaty bitch.
September 7, 2023 at 5:09 PM