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things i haven't seen anyone mention about the Polish dracula ballet that really should have been mentioned:
Dracula's boytoys. and you may ask "what?" why yes his boytoys. recognizable by either being naked or having sleeves. they proceed all his entrances, it's amazing
The brides' boytoys. recognizable by having no sleeves.
Vampires are literally unaware of pants that are not skin tight before they come to Londen. No i am not making this up. this is canon in the ballet and i am obsessed with it.
Dracula wants to fuck Jonathan. this has been mentioned but like He really wants to! (okay he wants his blood but like we all know metaphors)
Perfect casting for Jonathan (in my opinion) He falls over in shock at least four times, and every time it's great!
It's also just really fucking good!!! please do yourself a favour and watch it, I promise you will not regret it!!
Little Red Riding Hood - Daniel EgnΓ©us
Imagine your f/o being unable to hide their appreciation for you. Whether it be through their actions, their words, or the gaze they hold, it's clear you're so valued by them.
Even if they don't bring it up out loud, they wouldn't have it any other way.
?huh?ππ
LOST BOYS MUSICAL LOST BOYS MUSICAL THIS IS NOT A DRILL!!
And it's being produced by Patrick Wilson?? I'm deceased.
Astarion & Karlach: Escaping with Flair (and Fire) [gif version]
BILL SKARSGΓ RD as COUNT ORLOK behind the scenes of Nosferatu (2024), dir. Robert Eggers
Favorite dreamy Fairytale/Folktale inspired films
Panna a netvor (Beauty and the Beast) (1979)
The Thief of Bagdad (1940)
The Company of Wolves (1984)
Rusalochka (The Little Mermaid) (1976)
A Song of the Forest: Mavka (1983)
The Red Shoes (1948)
Ever After (1998)
Morozko (Jack Frost) (1964)
Labyrinth (1986)
Ashik Kerib (The Lovelorn Minstrel) (1988)
Vampires are by nature creatures of deep sensuality. Their origins in literature can be primarily traced back to Carmilla (a story where vampirism is used as a metaphor for homosexuality) and Dracula (a work that reflects the xenophobia of the later Victorian era and forbidden desire). They were literally created to be alluring in a creepy way. Hence I struggle to comprehend why thereβs people shocked by the fact that the new Nosferatu is rooted in eroticism.
Guys, pls keep an eye on Art while i'm away
David Howard Thornton is coming to Dublin this November for the Dublin Horror Con, I feel so excited after seeing this was posted on Facebook. I can't wait to meet Art, I feel like a kid on Christmas getting hyped for this β€οΈπ₯
πβοΈ Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Wishing you endless joy, peace, and success in the year ahead πΉπ
Wow thank you so much, and to you too!