she does still at least partly make a living this way again, but it's unclear to me how much she wants the link publicized? she did live in a monastery for a while which seems like it helped
my folsom fomo intensifies
it's definitely a different thing, but I am so fascinated by the American Film Theatre project from the '70s en.wikipedia.org/wiki/America...
the Jonathan Pryce and Jason Robards stuff in the library was my favorite part. the child actors aren't bad per se (also interesting that 1 of Shawn Carson's 2 other acting credits is Tobe Hooper's The Funhouse), but then that scene is like oh two experienced actors being given actual character work
a tragedy that the captions on the version i was watching didn't work so i couldn't get a screenshot of Jonathan Pryce saying "we butter our plain bread with delicious pain" // a couple other quick notes here
caveat that i watched this in an absolutely wretched youtube upload that i think was screen recorded in a variable frame rate, this really looked liked shit to the point that i felt a little bad watch...
part of going on a date with a new person is accepting the possibility that it might not be super fun or just might not work out for whatever reason, as long as you're not being an asshole or a creep i think it's really okay
i hope i get to read it!
i hope everyone on this thread is excited to read the paper i’m working on about this topic, ha, i feel like it’s hard for me to be coherent/get into everything in character-limited replies & not a 20 page essay 🤡
scary clowns in the '80s and early '90s were very much linked to dolls a lot of the time (a favorite being the extremely weird/arguably bad Al filo del terror) which i think supports this point for that time period, you start seeing more of the Gacy mode with Spawn & it eventually becomes ubiquitous
we must never underestimate the influence of the essential giallo franchise “Scooby-Doo! Dove sei tu?”