I Have Words.

FINALLY!!!!?!?!!!!!

IT'S HAPPENING W2H2 premiere's Oct. 31st, 2024 @ Midnight!

Forgot to reblog this here

ALOT of King Candy girlies are DMing me for art

Has anyone done this yet?

How I want to dress up Amaro

Brad Dourif as Psycho Jimmy | Bless This House (1995)

Feeling dissatisfied and unfulfilled this Halloween

Even though I love Halloween and everything spooky that comes with it I just don’t feel likeI’m in that “Halloween Spirit ” mood anymore and I haven’t for a couple of years now. Maybe it’s because I surround myself with all that has to do something creepy all year long or maybe it’s because I hype myself up before October comes around just for that feeling to go away. Maybe I'm simply bored of it. (Tbh I think it’s the Christmas trees and decorations they put out even before October hits but that’s just me))Well, for whatever the case it may be I hope everyone else is having a fun time during the weeks left of the spooky season lolz.

Some Vera designs

But I’ve settled with this one

I might have Covid again so that’s fun

There’s something about the creatures that come out at night, we’ll truly never really know what they get up to.

DON’T FUCK THIS UP, TIM.

However, I am excited about this.

After rereading this, This comes off more of an Essay than a rant.

The Beetlejuice Fandom.

As with any fandom community, being a part of the Beetlejuice fandom can be a wonderful experience. For many fans, like myself, it's a way to connect with others who share their love for the quirky characters, unique humor, and funny catchy songs of the cult classic movie. The Beetlejuice fandom is no exception, with fans of the iconic 1988 film and the more recent Broadway musical(That’s gone now)) coming together to celebrate their love for the quirky and supernatural world of Beetlejuice. However, as with any community, there are also flaws to be found.

The flaws and issues that arise, particularly when it comes to the behavior of younger generations who are new to the fandom. In the case of Beetlejuice, some fans who were introduced to the world through the recent musical adaptation may have a different perspective and approach to the fandom than those who have been fans of the original film for many years.

One issue that has been noted by some long-time fans is the fetishization of the character of Beetlejuice by younger fans. This can involve sexualizing the character and viewing him as a Trans Man for example. Some people would actually claim that’s he can’t be a desirable figure if he’s not one, rather than as the chaotic and mischievous spirit he is meant to be portrayed as. This fetishization can be concerning and uncomfortable for some fans, particularly those who have a deeper appreciation for the character and the world of Beetlejuice beyond just surface-level attraction.

Another issue that can arise in any fandom community is gatekeeping, or the idea that certain fans may try to exclude or invalidate others based on their level of knowledge or experience within the fandom. This can lead to a toxic environment where new fans feel unwelcome or discouraged from participating, which is not conducive to building a positive and inclusive community.

Despite these challenges, there are still many reasons to love being a part of the Beetlejuice fandom. The shared enthusiasm for the unique and imaginative world created by Tim Burton, as well as the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals from all over the world, make the community a vibrant and exciting place to be.

Ultimately, it is important to remember that any fandom community is made up of individuals with their own perspectives and experiences. While it is important to acknowledge and address problematic behavior, it is also important to focus on building a welcoming and inclusive community where all fans can feel valued and appreciated. By working together and respecting each other's opinions and perspectives, the Beetlejuice fandom can continue to thrive for years to come.

But, of course, that’s easier said than done.