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fanofspooky · 1 year
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TBH I wasn’t as upset about the remake until now finding that the character in the remake was legit supposed to be Sally,
I get not having the original name as the remake but why not ever say her name is Hardesty? To me Sally had only ever been in the OG and Texas Chainsaw 2022,
I enjoy Jessica Biel as her own character, but she really never seemed a replacement… which goes for ANY Sally stand in felt like, for the original Sally Hardesty a huge shame.
I definitely don’t blame anyone for being a finale character in all the Texas Chainsaw movies, but let Sally’s legacy end with either her or killing the shit out of Leatherface , of which she has done neither.
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anthonycrowley · 6 months
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the blog killing axolotl is one of my favorite things that has ever happened on this website because talking about it afterwards sounds like an inside joke or perhaps a prank. like always be on the lookout for the blog killing axolotl. he can kill your blog. it happened to me once trust me.
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redacted-metallum · 4 months
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I need to [remembers I shouldn't make suicide jokes] join a whaling crew
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captmuldoon · 10 months
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wait a second -
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MOBY BARBIE??? IN MY BARBIE MOVIE????
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travsd · 24 days
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More Unearthed Silent Treasures (Accidentally Preserved, Vol. 5)
I had no fewer than FIVE show biz people I might have written about today, and got perhaps a third of the way though a post on one of them, but it has been like pulling teeth. When that happens, I listen to the universe: what am I MEANT to do today? I think I know. For it is also the birthday of Fred Karno, as well as the release date of the films Cruel, Cruel Love (1914), and Harry Langdon’s…
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hotcinnamonsunset · 9 months
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a whale of a good time🐋
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dzgrizzle · 1 year
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digiweed · 7 months
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The Good Son is actually wild.... the thesis is sometimes the solution really is just kill that child.
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calvinandhobbes · 2 years
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plaguedocboi · 2 months
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I still think about the time months ago I was advertised a book that was being marketed as a “queer horror retelling of Moby Dick” like. Girl. I don’t think you have any business “retelling” a story if you clearly don’t even know what the original story was about.
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anthonycrowley · 4 months
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he’s the moment
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areax · 6 months
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“ugh why is moby-dick so long”
ishmael is telling you a story about how all his friends died and how he was the sole survivor of the disaster, why wouldn't he want to delay getting to that point of the story as long as possible?
the odyssey
the length of the book parallels the long amounts of time that whalers were away from home with long periods of boredom punctuated few and far between by brief bouts of frenzied action
you don't like cetology? whalelore? kys
since when have you ever complained about a dick being long. ungrateful
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lascitasdelashoras · 2 months
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Merry whales in the log of the ship Susan, kept by Reuben Russell. Nantucket Historical AssociationPublic Domain
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extraordinary-heroes · 9 months
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Artist Showcase: Daniel Warren Johnson (Here There Be Giants)
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bloodybellycomb · 1 year
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Someone today will read Shakespeare's hamlet and say omg he's just like me fr. Another person will read moby dick and proclaim Ishmael as an adhd king.
A person grieving for their recently deceased lover reads the iliad and they watch as Achilles rages and rages and god how righteous anger fueld by love is so devastating that it's ramifications still affect the world several thousand years later.
We might one day settle down and read the epic of gilgamesh and watch as a king has to accept the death of the person he loved the most. One of the very first stories ever written and it was about coping with death, and how to grieve.
We don't read classics because they're old, we read them because they remind us that we are never alone. That a character created over 500 years ago struggled with the exact same problems we all still have today. That even a king from centuries past had to deal with death just like me. That's what makes stories so powerful--they prove to us that we are never truly alone in what we are feeling.
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