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toxicanonymity · 1 year

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TAG: Toxicanonymity ☠️. She/her. FAQ

ASKS: I don't really do traditional requests these days because I'm busy with WIPs, but feel free to come in my ask box with thots, questions, etc.

WARNINGS: Everything is NSFW 18+ w/ F!Reader unless otherwise noted. May have violence, dubious consent (dubcon), non-consensual (noncon), unsafe sex, and more. See additional warnings in individual fics.

!! Some of the older Halloween HCs have broken links, and idk why. If it's bold, it means I checked and fixed it. I'll make my way through all of them eventually.

Pedro Pascal characters masterlist

Boyd Holbrook characters masterlist

Scream

Masked ghostface unless otherwise specified.

⭐ Every inch | Every inch 2 | Every inch 3

fight flight or fuck blurb

Rat in a cage oneshot drabble

⭐ Prescott House Bed & Breakfast (Billy Loomis)

Waking up cold blurb

✨Road house - scream AU (Dalton x reader)

Texas Chainsaw

⭐ The Spread (3.5k) Tommy Hewitt x reader. "Heavy" on size kink 🤭

Halloween

Corey Cunningham Stories (CC)

A lift and two screws (4.5k words) - 2️⃣ 🥩

Laid back (2.5k) - 👤 💐reach-around HJ.

Laid back: V-Day Vibes (3.2k) 👤💐 🥩 🧎‍♂️ toy

Corey from the yard (3.8k) - 2️⃣💐🥩

Corey from the Yard pt. 2 (5k) - 2️⃣ 🥩⚰️

It's Halloween (babysitting w/ CC) (3.5k) ⭐ 🎃

Yet another rattle - FFM (2.7k) - ft. Allyson

Corey C. from the call center (4.5k) - 💐

Dominating Corey in a declining mall (2.5k) - 🧎‍♂️

Tighty-whitey workout, interrupted (2k) 🥩

You wear MM's mask in bed (1.3k)

Giving head while CC streams (900)👤

⭐Good behavior (7.5k) work detail 4️⃣

⭐Birthday Wish (2k) dominant bf

⭐Give In (4.5k) 2️⃣

Hot Topic

Scrapyard (CNC) 500

Rock Bottom (22k) 🥩 ⚰️ . Corey, Michael, Y/N. (Other stories don't use Y/N).

Michael Myers Stories

Corey leaves you with Michael (300)

⭐Michael makes them watch (1.3k)

Michael in Ambrose (2k) non con

The summoning (1.2k) ⚰️

⭐Skin Alley (1.5k) MM POV

Michael's Castle (3k)2️⃣ vampire!michael

Gravel Lot (1.1k) - Anniversary 💐

Gas station (550)

Knows you're horny (650 cnc)

Breeder Michael blurb

Reader w/ oral fixation blurb

Bathroom (M!reader)

Michael makes Corey watch

Obsessive Reader GN

Halloween Headcanons

Free Use (1.2k) 👤 🧎‍♂️

The Shape's Collar (900) 👤

Coming💦 (1.1k) 👤 MM, CC

When you're a screamer (650) 👤 MM, CC

Why it's hot when Michael drives 👤

overstimulating a squirter MM, CC

more Corey squirting HCs

Corey coming in his pants

Corey porn habits

Corey catches your self-pleasure

Corey period oral

Halloween drabbles, blurbs, misc.

Who's that calling you under the dinner table (Misc) txts CC

Frisky at the movie theater w/ CC (300)

COREGASM (600?) 👤

CC sounding like Leon in DBD👤

Corey's newest ring

Corey x You x Michael

reader nipple piercings & 2 CC

Corey nipple piercings

Michael x Obsessive! Reader 👤

MM dream / CC 📞sex & CNC

✨Corey x you x Michael u walk in

✨Michael & thighs

✨Michael Makes Corey Watch

Halloween non-Smut

Michael & Corey MBTI types (non-explicit)

1st date, Corey wants to leave with you 💐

Amusement park date 💐

Corey's new ring (100 word drabble)

Corey teaches you to drive (300 words)

Michael/Corey poll results

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Other Fandoms

The ghost - Mike x reader x Carmy

The Bear

________________________

Triple Frontier

The Worst - Tom "Redfly" Davis x DARK!reader

Road House

Scream AU - Elwood Dalton x reader

New: ✨

Multiple smut scenes: 2️⃣,3️⃣ etc

Fluffy: 💐

Submissive: 🧎‍♂️

Gender Neutral or Male Reader: 👤

Gratuitous beef: 🥩

Kill(s): ⚰️

#masterlist #master list #corey cunningham x reader #michael myers x reader

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gyll-yee-haw · 4 months

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Jake Masterlist (part 2)

Mob!Jake

Punishment

Jealous

Taking care of your bruises

Jake's characters

Detective Loki

Smut:

Teach me

Dangerous Game

Bad cop

Ungrateful

Bad girl

Teasing him at work

He's jealous

Fluff:

The first “I love you”

The Storm

He’s tired

You lose a pet (angst + fluff)

Dad!David

Babysitting

Billy Hope

Smut:

Size kink

Mysterio/Quentin Beck

Fluff:

You get hurt

Multiverse: Two Quentins (smutish)

Pregnant!Reader

You're sad

Smut:

The one and only

The most brilliant student

You learn so fast

Loyalty

The Assistant

Villainous duo

Coworkers

Sexual tension

Thigh riding

Friends with benefits

Breeding kink

Innocence kink

Mob!:

Spoiled

Angst:

He loses you and your daughter

Louis Bloom

Smut:

Manipulative

Fast learner

Cockwarming

Tall reader

Finding out who he really is

Donnie Darko

Fluff/Smut:

Boyfriend

Keeping him safe

Donnie doesn't know when to stop

Depressed!reader

He's obsessed with u

Unprotected sex (College!Donnie)

Squirt

Mean! Donnie

Morf Vandewalt

Smut:

Concept

Bi!Morf

Sam Hall

Smut/Fluff

Childhood friends

Childhood friends part 2

Holden/Tom

Fluff

Concept

Adam x Reader x Anthony

Smut:

The two of you

Adam Bell

Smut

You’re his best girl

Elwood Dalton

Dalton's rules

Preferences (including a few characters)

7 minutes

Lip plumper

Pillow talk

More Jake works on Jake Masterlist part. 1

#jake gyllenhaal #jake gyllenhaal x reader #jake gyllenhaal x you #jake gyllenhaal smut #jake gyllenhaal fanfic

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disposablelover · 29 days

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[I'm adding some canon characters to my blog for anyone who wants to interact. I am adding Elwood Dalton from Road House & Lee from Bones & All.]

#[ ᴘꜱᴀ ]#[ ᴏᴏᴄ ]

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themovieblogonline · 1 month

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Road House Review: An Entertaining Albeit Flawed Reimagining

Doug Liman's reimagining of the cult classic action film Road House ambitiously attempts to infuse modern sensibilities into a nearly three-decade-old narrative. Leveraging the magnetic charm of Jake Gyllenhaal and tapping into the current appeal of UFC with Conor McGregor’s feature film debut, this rendition walks a fine line between homage and reinvention. While it showcases a potent mix of visceral combat and character-driven drama, not all aspects land with the finesse perhaps intended, rendering the final product a somewhat uneven but entertaining watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0ZsLudtfjI Road House situates itself in the sultry backdrop of the Florida Keys, a departure from the more landlocked locale of its predecessor. Gyllenhaal stars as Elwood Dalton, a former UFC middleweight fighter with a haunted past, seeking solace and anonymity as a bouncer at a local roadhouse. The choice of setting lends the film a distinctive, almost languid atmosphere that contrasts sharply with the explosive violence that unfolds. This choice, while intriguing, sometimes clashes with the narrative’s demand for gritty realism, offering an initial hint of the film's sporadic tonal inconsistencies. Conor McGregor's cinematic outing as Knox, a character seemingly crafted to parallel his real-life bravado and fighting prowess, adds a layer of meta-textual enjoyment. McGregor’s performance, while occasionally stiff, displays surprising moments of depth, particularly in quieter, more introspective scenes opposite Gyllenhaal. The dynamic between Elwood and Knox provides much of the film’s emotional and physical conflict, with McGregor’s debut offering a commendable, if somewhat unpolished, contribution to the film’s ensemble. Daniela Melchior's Ellie brings a necessary and refreshing depth to the otherwise male-dominated narrative. Melchior's portrayal, brimming with resilience and complexity, stands out as one of the film's more grounded elements. Her interactions with Gyllenhaal’s Elwood offer a compelling exploration of trauma, redemption, and connection. But, the film sometimes underserves their relationship, missing opportunities to delve deeper. Directed by Liman with his characteristic kinetic energy, the action sequences are undoubtedly Road House's highlight. These moments combine the rawness of the original film with modern techniques and a sharper aesthetic. Particularly commendable is a tightly shot, claustrophobic confrontation in the confines of the roadhouse. It serves as a testament to Liman's ability to balance chaos with coherence. However, where the film begins to falter is in its screenplay. Written by Anthony Bagarozzi and Chuck Mondry, the script ambitiously weaves themes of redemption, community, and corruption. But, it occasionally succumbs to cliches and underdeveloped plotlines. The Florida Keys are underexplored, leaving its potential untapped. Gyllenhaal gives a compelling performance but his character's journey feels incomplete. The film rushes through pivotal moments of growth and introspection. It sacrifices character development for action, which, while exhilarating, leaves the narrative feeling slightly hollow at its core. The film’s visual and auditory aspects deserve mention. Cinematography by Henry Braham captures the steamy, unpredictable essence of the Florida Keys. Meanwhile, the soundtrack, a blend of modern tracks and nostalgic nods, effectively underscores the film’s multifaceted tone. Yet, these technical strengths can only do so much to elevate a narrative that struggles with pacing and depth. Joel Silver’s production expertise ensures that the film never veers too far into the implausible. His touch is evident in the film's sleek production values and the seamless integration of action and narrative. Yet, even his seasoned oversight can’t entirely mask the film's uneven pacing and occasionally disjointed storytelling. In conclusion, Doug Liman’s Road House stands as a curious experiment in genre reinvention. It boasts impressive action sequences, a compelling cast, and moments of genuine emotional resonance. Jake Gyllenhaal and Daniela Melchior, in particular, deliver performances that elevate the material. Conor McGregor’s debut also adds an interesting, albeit unpolished, dynamic. The film’s atmospheric setting and technical prowess are highlights, even as the narrative struggles with depth and coherence. Road House walks a tightrope between honoring its source material and carving out a new identity. While it doesn’t always succeed, its moments of brilliance make it a worthwhile watch for fans of the genre. Read the full article

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amcsociety · 9 months

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A Stellar Cast Shines in 'A Chorus Line' at the San Francisco Playhouse

The San Francisco Playhouse is currently home to a sensational production of 'A Chorus Line,' captivating audiences until it’s extended closing date of September 16, 2023. This timeless musical masterpiece, brought to life by a talented ensemble, promises an unforgettable theater experience.

Under the artistic direction of Bill English and a skilled creative team, the cast of 'A Chorus Line' delivers a performance that is nothing short of extraordinary. Dalton Bertolone brings a magnetic presence to the role of Greg, while Samantha Rose Cardenas astounds as Diana, captivating the audience with her powerful vocals and emotional depth. Danielle Cheiken's portrayal of Maggie is both touching ,engaging, and addicting as she showcases her powerful soprano “At the Ballet” and Gabi Chun's performance as Tricia is filled with charm and grace.

Tony Conaty* delivers a standout performance as Mike, infusing the character with boundless energy, charisma, and impressive footwork. Maggie Connard's portrayal of Judy is delightful and memorable, while Chachie Delgado shines as Richie, showcasing impressive dance skills. Zeke Edmonds captures the essence of Mark, and McKay Elwood* brings a captivating presence to the role of Tom (and on some days as Mike).

Alison Ewing* stuns as Sheila, commanding the stage with her commanding presence and exceptional talent. Elihu Guererro's portrayal of Frank is both nuanced and authentic, and M. Javi Harnly captures the essence of Al with precision and charm. Nicole Helfer* is the SF Playhouse choreographer and delivers a remarkable performance as Cassie, showcasing her incredible range and vulnerability and one time as a quirky Judy.

Michael C. Kennedy's portrayal of Roy is filled with charisma (and on some days as Mark and Greg which I have witnessed myself on my ACL 3,4, and 5 tonight) and Ruri Kodama captures the audience's hearts as Connie. Dian Sitip Meechai's portrayal of Vicki is both delightful and engaging, while Joel Ochoa impresses as Butch. Zach Padlo* brings a dynamic energy to the role of Don, and Keith Pinto* shines as Zach, displaying excellent stage presence.

Alex Rodriguez's portrayal of Paul is deeply moving, and Jillian A. Smith captivates as Bebe. Erin Rose Solorio* shines as Lois, showcasing her exceptional dance skills. Adria Swan delivers a standout performance as Cassie Alternate and on another performance as Tricia) Gwen Tessman enchants as Kristine, and Ann Warque brings a touching vulnerability to the role of Lori. Melissa Wolfklain* dazzles and captivates as Val showcasing her incredible voice and stage presence, while Nicholas Yenson* as a cocksure Bobby and also acts the dance captain that leads the cast with precision, flair, and an attitude that delivers triple threat sensibilities.

It's worth noting that the involvement of *members of Actors' Equity Association enhances the overall professionalism and caliber of this production.

Nicole Helfer’s choreography combined with original Michael Bennett’s signature moves delivers a visual feast, intricately crafted to showcase the ensemble's incredible talent and versatility. The set design, lighting, and costumes seamlessly transport the audience into the world of auditions and dreams, providing a visually stunning backdrop to the enthralling performances.

In 'A Chorus Line' at the San Francisco Playhouse, the magic of theater comes alive. This production, led by a stellar cast and supported by a dedicated creative team, delivers an unforgettable experience that will leave audiences mesmerized. Don't miss your chance to witness the sheer brilliance of this musical phenomenon before it takes its final bow on September 16, 2023. This SF playhouse production is truly a celebration of the Golden Age of San Francisco theatre!

July 26 cast alternates and understudies include versatile Emily Steelhammer as Bebe, Michael Kennedy as Mark, Adria Swan as Tricia, Joel Ochoa as Roy, and Hannah Woolfenden as Roy (which is a sight to behold).

Congratulations to all involved at SF Playhouse! www.sfplayhouse.org

#acl achorusline chorusline michaelbennett whatididforlove nicolehelfer billenglish sfplayhouse theatresf sftheatres marvinhamlisch bobavian

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roguelibrarian · 1 year

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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: MacGyver (TV 2016) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Elwood Davis & Riley Davis, Jack Dalton (MacGyver TV 2016) & Riley Davis Characters: Riley Davis, Elwood Davis (MacGyver TV 2016), Jack Dalton (MacGyver TV 2016) Additional Tags: Past Child Abuse, Going No-Contact, Father-Daughter Relationship, I wrote this out of spite Series: Part 2 of Year of Whump 2023 Summary:

The one where Riley kicks Elwood out of her life.

Year of Whump prompt: end of a relationship

#rogue writes #2023 year of whump #2023 year of whump january

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labelleperfumery · 2 months

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UFC Drops Jake Gyllenhaal Hype Video For 'Road House' Character

The UFC just released one of the most kick-ass fight promos you’ll ever see … but it’s not for Conor McGregor, Israel Adesanya or Jon Jones — it’s starring Jake Gyllenhaal!! The Academy Award-nominated actor is portraying a former MMA… from TMZ.com https://www.tmz.com/2024/03/07/ufc-drops-jake-gyllenhaal-hype-video-road-house-character-elwood-dalton/

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chaoticfuckingnewt · 3 years

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⚠️SPOILER ALERT FOR MACGYVER SEASON 2 EPISODE 10⚠️

So. Macgyver season 2 episode 10 was on TV in my country today.... Zoe did not deserve to die! This was so sad! Just seeing Mac so sad over her because he FINALLY found someone new who he has a connection to! They both didn't deserve that! I'm gonna be salty about this for the rest of my life. It was a beautiful gesture tho.

BUT BOZER AND LEANNA THO! YEESSS!

Elwood in general just pisses me off, there doesn't have to be a specific reason. He just pisses me off.

This is one of the best episodes I remember watching and no one can change my mind.

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gyllenhaalstories · 1 year

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Jake Gyllenhaal as Elwood Dalton filming at the UFC 285 ceremonial weigh ins for the movie ROAD HOUSE.

#jake gyllenhaal #character: elwood dalton #movie: road house #gifs: jake gyllenhaal #(( i had to post this ))#(( the gifs were made by me! ))#(( don't focus on the potato quality please and thank you ))

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sparklypinkflightsuit · 3 months

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Predator and Prey: Chapter One

Pairing: Tommy Cahill x Reader

Ongoing Series - Loosely based on ‘Sleeping With the Enemy’

Warnings: 18+ ONLY, Minors do not interact, Slow Burn, War Inaccuracies, Mention of PTSD but barely, Stalking, Abuse, Sexual Themes, Alcohol, I think that’s it?

Summary: You move to a small town following a bad breakup around the time Tommy goes to Prison, 3 years later you meet and build a relationship, but will your jealous, angry ex ever really let you go?

Notes: Hiiii! This is my first fic since I was like, 13? So apologies if I’ve missed anything! I’m also UK based trying to write as an American so writing styles and words may differ, but I do try! I just feel like we need more Jake Gyllenhaal fics, and I love a slow burn and some thrills so enjoy! Reblogs and comments welcome :)

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You groaned as your phones alarm clock chimed on your bedside table, the repetitive high pitched dings already putting you in a bad mood for the day.

You slammed your hand on your phone and blindly prodded the screen in the hopes of turning it off, eventually managing to hit the correct spot.

You lay in your dark room, preparing yourself to get up and out of bed for your day of work. It was only Tuesday but it had already been a long week.

After getting dressed, brushing your teeth and hair, and putting on a little bit of makeup, you set out the door. It was still dark out and the only light illuminating the street ahead was from the old street lights that lined the pavement.

The walk to work was only 10 minutes long, but that morning it felt a lot longer, as you couldn’t shake the feeling of eyes on you. You turned around to check if anyone was around several times, finding nothing but the odd cat or trash can lining the street.

You eventually made it to work and had enough time to make yourself a cup of coffee before flipping the ‘Closed’ sign to ‘Open’.

The day was slower than normal with very few customers walking into your little book store, which was something you could understand with the town being as small as it was, but you had a few regular book worms who would frequent your shop due to the lack of a library in the area. You bided your time by straightening the shelves and readjusting the pillows on the couches in each of the cosy corners by the windows, counting down the minutes and hours until you could close up and go home to your dog, just to do it all again the next day.

On Wednesday evenings your store played host to a soup kitchen due to the large prep area in the back, as your store was once a small Chinese Restaurant before you bought it. You’d agreed to it being used when your store was closed but soon found yourself volunteering to help chop up vegetables and serve, and you enjoyed it more than you thought you would, making it a recurring Wednesday tradition, so at least tomorrow you’d have something to keep yourself busy with.

It wasn’t all bad though, the time you had on your hands. Most afternoons once you had closed up shop, you’d take your dog, Jet, down to the local park to play fletch. Or you’d catch up on your own reading, or try a new recipe only for it to cost you more than takeout and taste nothing like what you’d hoped. It did get lonely though, with the only family you had living on opposite ends of the country, at times you’d considered moving closer to them, but you’d come to love the little town you’d stumbled across 3 years ago.

You’d only moved here from New York when your breakup with Jason had reached boiling point, with him knowing all of your friends, rumours about you soon spread and it became unbearable to stay. He had started stalking you and had your friends keep tabs on everywhere you went, eventually you even opted to forego all social interactions. You had welcomed the fresh start, and once you’d blocked Jason’s number you could finally begin to move on.

One time he had written you a letter after having found your new address on a piece of mail with your forwarding address attached, which somehow made its way to your old apartment instead. The letter was full of threats, demeaning words and also promises of a better life if you returned, but you dismissed these as empty threats, threw away the letter and got on with creating your new life.

You were just about to close up shop early, when the ding of the bell above the door sounded. You turned around to see a tall, dark haired man with a buzzcut, white t-shirt and a brown jacket walk in. You noticed a small tattoo on his neck.

“Hi, are you after anything specific?” You asked with a small smile, trying not to seem overbearing.

The man smiled politely, but didn’t maintain eye contact for long, and went back to scanning the low shelves near the front door.

“No I’m fine, thank you though.” He said. His voice was deep and gruff, and his eyes crinkled when he smiled.

“Okay, just let me know if you need anything.” You smiled back, and turned back to the counter where you were organising receipt rolls and pens. You hated it when you went into a store to browse and the staff lingered, so had never done this to your own customers, giving them space.

After a minute or two, the man cleared his throat awkwardly.

“Actually, sorry, yeah. I’m after a book on PTSD, like how to manage it and stuff, do you have anything like that?” He said, rubbing the back of his head as he looked up at you sheepishly.

Oh, perhaps he was one of those army guys, who had seen some horrible things in the war.

“Uhh, yeah we do actually. It’s just overrr…. Here!” You said walking over to a shelf on the left of the store, under the “self help” section.

“We only have the one though, I’m not sure if it will be much help?” You said handing him the book.

“Thanks.” He said, taking the book and scanning over the cover, “It’s not for me.” He added, looking awkward.

“Say no more.” You smiled and laughed a little to ease the tension he may have been feeling.

You walked back to the counter and waited for the man to follow. He took out a twenty dollar bill and waited for you to ring up how much the book would cost. You thought for a moment, and decided to do your one good thing that day.

“Uhh…. It looks like we don’t actually have the book in our system, and no price is showing up, I guess it’s free.” You lied, laughing lightly and pushing his twenty back to him.

The man thought for moment and looked you in the eye. “You really don’t need to do that, I promise the book’s not for me anyway. It’s for my brother.” He shrugged.

“Well then I guess your brother gets a free book.” You smiled, putting the book in a paper bag and handing it to the man.

He smiled, a genuine and slightly crooked smile, and thanked you. He took one last look at you and went to head out the door.

“Wait!” You called suddenly, your bravery getting the best of you. He turned around.

“I haven’t seen you around before, are you local?” You asked.

“Yeah… I’ve been away for a while. My names Tommy.” He smiled.

“Nice to meet you Tommy. I’m (Y/N), hope to see you around.” You smiled back, and turned to go back to your tidying.

Tommy left feeling happier than he had in a while. He hadn’t had a friendly encounter with the towns folk since coming out of prison, or with his family since Sam came back from Afghanistan and the news had come out that he and Grace had kissed.

Tommy didn’t have feelings for Grace, not real feelings anyway, and he realised this once Sam returned. Tommy chalked it up to the grief they both felt having thought he had died, as well as the happiness he felt when he was in a family environment. No, the only feelings Tommy had for Grace now were guilt, and he struggled to be around them.

He had decided to buy a book on how to manage PTSD so he knew how to handle Sam, who was due to come home from his stay at the psychiatric unit. Tommy felt sad that things had become so hard for Sam, and he was determined to not make things any worse.

Your act of kindness towards Tommy had turned a bad day around, and as he drove home that evening, he couldn’t help but think about the warm smile and beautiful eyes that he found at the little bookstore on the corner.

You had just closed up the shop, and began to walk home as the light dipped behind the horizon, casting the sky in a blue haze, the street lights had since flickered on and you watched your shadow grow large and then small as you passed under each one. Jet’s dog walker would have left around 3 hours ago and you bet he’d be itching for another walk, so hurried as fast as you could.

About a block from home you stopped suddenly as your breath caught in your throat and your heart sped up. You could hear footsteps close behind, and the they were closing the gap between you quickly. You spun around prepared to come face to face with an attacker or someone hoping to snatch your measly purse, but were met with an empty sidewalk dimly lit by street lamps and lined with trees.

You strained your eyes for any movement, but eventually convinced yourself you were being paranoid, and speed walked the rest of the way home, only letting your breath go once you were safely inside and you had locked your door.

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-Chapter Two Here-

#jake gyllenhaal #jake gyllenhaal gif #quentin beck #character: elwood dalton #david loki #gyllenhaaledit #jake gyllenhaal gifs #jacob gyllenhaal #jacob benjamin gyllenhaal #donnie darko #jack twist #pilot kelson #jake gyllenhaal x reader #Tommy Cahill x reader

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perfectdisastcr · 3 years

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💗 i would like a list of all 3 million potential pairings please 🙈

my god, i would love to take the time out of my day to give that to you, and just know that we can ship literally anybody and everybody because that’s all we ever do in the first place and you know how much i love doing that with you too. my favorite writing partner everybody, bre is hands down the best partner in the whole world, and i’m lucky enough to be able to have her at all. she’s mine and i’m never going to let her go because i love her so much! she’s literally the best thing to ever happen to me and i know i wouldn’t be here through the shitty times and all without her! everybody better go follow her right now and send her all the love i swear to god, because she’s the only person on this hell site that shows me the attention that i deserve! also that list of potential pairings is below the cut, and don’t say i didn’t warn you. 👀

send 💗 if you’re open to the possibility of a romantic ship eventually happening between our muses

all these characters are up for shipping with all your characters:

alex gardiner (paul rudd) alexander hamilton (lin-manuel miranda) alex mullner (brant daughterty) alice liddell (madelyn cline) alisha khara (jameela jamil) annie abel (luna blaise/anya chalotra) antonia moreno (victoria justice) apollonia levine (anastasia karanikolaou) arthur pendragon (niall horan) ashley spinelli (ursula corbero) aspen rhodes (sofia black-d'elia) astrid porter (karlie kloss) audrey ramirez (selena gomez) august khalil (rami malek) axel turner (charlie weber/skeet ulrich) aziz hassan (riz ahmed) bailee rose (jenny boyd) bambi prince (lachlan watson) barbie roberts (kate upton) barley lightfoot (michael clifford) beatriz velasco (camila cabello/diane guerrero) beau hester (froy gutierrez) beck collins (joe keery) bellatrix lestrange (carmela zumbado) belle dubois (margaret qualley) belle summers (candice king) berliouz bonfamille (alex fitzalan) bernard davenport (gavin leatherwood) billie groves (kiana lede/emmy raver-lampman) billy hargrove (dacre montgomery) bindi 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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: MacGyver (TV 2016) Rating: Not Rated Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Riley Davis & Angus MacGyver (MacGyver TV 2016), Riley Davis/Angus MacGyver (MacGyver TV 2016) Characters: Angus MacGyver (MacGyver TV 2016), Riley Davis, Jack Dalton (MacGyver TV 2016), Matilda "Matty" Webber, Wilt Bozer (MacGyver TV 2016), Leanna Martin, Desiree "Desi" Nguyen, Russ Taylor, Diane Davis (MacGyver TV 2016), Elwood Davis (MacGyver TV 2016), Gwen Hayes Additional Tags: macriley, macriley is endgame Summary:

Mac and Riley decide to start a family...

MY FIRST FANFIC <3

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Road House Movie Review: Laughs, Brawls & Florida Fun!

Yo movie lovers, buckle up for a review of the new "Road House." This ain't your daddy's bar brawl flick (although let's be honest, those were pretty sweet). This revamped #RoadHouse throws some serious punches, hilarious jokes, and a whole lotta Florida sunshine our way. Let's break it down into the good, the bad, and the beautiful, shirtless fighting men (looking at you, Jake Gyllenhaal). https://youtu.be/SUEFYZTFXkY The Good: Buckle Up, Buttercup, It's a Wild Ride The Florida Keys have never looked so good. Seriously, the filmmakers must have made a deal with the devil because every shot practically screams "vacation time." Palm trees swayin', turquoise water sparklin': it's enough to make you forget about the crazy fight club scene happening two blocks down. And the fight choreography is on point. That first brawl sets the tone for the whole movie: brutal, balletic, and guaranteed to make you wince (in a good way). This movie knows how to have a good laugh. The jokes are well-timed, the dialogue keeps things interesting, and there's a certain absurdity to the whole situation that makes it all the more enjoyable. We're talkin' bad guys with questionable taste in facial hair and a bar so beautiful it should be on a postcard. This movie doesn't waste your time with long speeches or boring exposition. The story unfolds through action, clever camerawork (like that awesome shot through the boat window with Jake G's training as Elwood), and some truly bizarre dream sequences (hello, haunted by your past UFC career?). Brant, the bad guy, is equal parts terrifying and hilarious. His goons are a motley crew, with one dude even being a bit of an Elwood Dalton fanboy. It's like watching a supervillain convention gone wrong, and honestly, we're here for it. The bands in the Road House play on NO MATTER WHAT. There's a bar brawl happening? Keep playin' those sweet tunes! Someone's getting tossed out the window? Don't miss a beat! It's a bizarre detail that somehow works perfectly in this wacky world. The final showdown is glorious. There's payback, there's redemption, and there's a healthy dose of "holy crap, that was awesome!" Plus, the ending leaves things open for a sequel, which, honestly, we wouldn't mind seeing. The Bad: A Few Hiccups on the Highway to Hell Our main man, Elwood Dalton, is a bit of an enigma. We get glimpses of his past as a UFC fighter, but his motivations and personality remain a bit opaque. While Jake's dry humor adds charm to his character, there's a sense that there could be more depth to his personality. Maybe they're saving that for the sequel (see above). The love interest feels somewhat shoehorned into the story, lacking the development needed to feel truly meaningful. One minute Elwood is all stoic badass bouncer, the next he's smooching the sheriff's in a romantic setting. It's not a bad thing, necessarily, but the transition feels a tad rushed. We're led to believe that Post Malone might be a recurring character, but then... poof! He vanishes quicker than a free beer at a frat party. Wasted opportunity, or a cunning cliffhanger for the future? Only time will tell. The Verdict: Road House (2024) - A Knockout (With a Side of Laughs) Look, this movie isn't trying to win Oscars. It's here to entertain you with a healthy dose of action, humor, and Florida weirdness. And entertain it does. If you're looking for a film with a plot tighter than a boa constrictor's grip, this might not be it. But if you want to see Jake Gyllenhaal unleash his inner badass while simultaneously cracking wise, then "Road House" (2024) is your jam. Just grab some popcorn, suspend your disbelief for a couple of hours, and get ready for a wild ride. This movie packs a punch (and a punchline) that will leave you saying, "Whoa, that was fun!" Let's just say there's a gator involved, and let's just leave it at that. All you need to know is, this gator deserves his own movie (sorry, not sorry, crocodiles).

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