Now which side again has a history of shooting and killing the people they disagree with? Oh, I see. Go fuck yourself, anti-choicer.

I don’t know how to feel about that Cookie’s top on the left. It kinda has a lady-armor vibe, but also kinda reminds me of those hanging macrame plant pots in everyone’s grandmother’s house.

I watched it as a pretty die-hard book hater, and... I didn’t hate it. I still think the story itself is SO boring and awful, but the film is nice.

I had to read it TWICE in high school. Once during freshman English and again when it was the annual book pic for Academic Decathlon. I already hated it, and having to spend an entire year learning it again backwards and forwards only added the ability to completely analyze my hatred of it.

Keep reading. “I don’t think I can tell you one thing I’d completely write off, not even porn, if there was an angle...If the thing interests me and the process sounds fun, I want to do it.”

Maybe I’m the only one getting this impression from the video, but the “stop it” with a smile didn’t seem meant for the assistant. It seemed meant for whoever had just yelled “Queen” at her.

My brother and I used to tease our mom about her “raccoon hands” because she has tiny little hands and loves shiny things.

It’s not contouring. Look up recent pics of her without makeup and then ones from before her first album came out.

I never got why there’s this big conspiracy theory about Beyoncé’s age, considering Texas vital records don’t have the strong restrictions on them that some states do. Beyoncé isn’t lying, the state birth index has her born in 1981. Her dad just straight up doesn’t even know his own daughter’s age.

Maybe everything but the nose. She’s definitely had work done on it.

Pour hot sauce down his pants and ask him how spicy it is!

It ain’t all natural. I remember back before she’d really hit it big over here and she definitely did not look like that then.

That too!

I like the “you are little TOO spicy today” part though, I want that on my chair every day.

I don’t believe you, Kate.

That would have been so amazing.

I didn’t think it was particularly jump scary, at least I don’t remember being startled by anything. The trailer pretty much already shows you everything that might be, but in the scene context they’re all pretty obvious when something is about to appear or touch someone. Mama was scarier looking than the ghosts here,…

Ha! Who knows? I really think the original story was so much better though.

Apparently the Film Code was why Hitchcock had to change all of the really good revelatory stuff from the novel. Doesn’t explain at all why he did what he did to Jamaica Inn though, as it was both pre-Code and a British production, and I hated it because it’s my favorite of her books.

Rebecca is definitely a reference point.