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#movie: crimson peak
maddiebuckley · 7 months
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CRIMSON PEAK (2015) dir. Guillermo del Toro
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goryhorroor · 13 days
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horror sub-genres: gothic
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capuletnotes · 1 year
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“how can a horror movie be comforting” sigh……. u wouldn’t get it
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frankehstein · 5 months
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CRIMSON PEAK
2015 | dir. Guillermo del Toro
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horror-aesthete · 5 months
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Crimson Peak, 2015, dir. Guillermo del Toro
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vvanessaives · 3 months
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LUCILLE SHARPE's red silk gown
CRIMSON PEAK (2015) | dir. Guillermo del Toro
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cemeterything · 6 months
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crimson peak's ghosts really were such incredible design work. which is to be expected from guillermo del toro, but it's still impressive, especially when you actually stop to consider how much thought and detail went into them. they're visceral, bloody, resembling decaying flesh far more than the typical vaporous appearance you expect when you hear the word "ghost". they're painful to look at, these half-rotted, twisted, moaning apparitions that at first evoke more terror than sympathy, making edith's initial refusal to accept their warnings very understandable, especially when you remember that she's been seeing them since she was a little girl. they reflect the true horror at the heart of the story - of being trapped by the trauma inflicted on you, in perpetual agony from wounds that will not heal, unable to move on, and begging for someone to see you, to understand your pleas for help and acknowledge your pain, that you were wronged, to break the cycle of violence and ensure that it doesn't happen again and render your suffering meaningless.
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acecroft · 6 months
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CRIMSON PEAK (2015) dir. Guillermo del Toro
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sansaorgana · 7 months
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JESSICA CHASTAIN as LUCILLE SHARPE “CRIMSON PEAK” (2015)
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takenbtwind · 3 months
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Been binging Tom Hiddleston media and I have an important chart for you all
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wherewolf · 2 years
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where are u sitting? horror girlies edition 🔪
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maddiebuckley · 6 months
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CRIMSON PEAK (2015) dir. Guillermo del Toro
@lgbtqcreators battleship bingo | free choice
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goryhorroor · 9 months
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horror movies + my favorite posters
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texaschainsawmascara · 5 months
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Charlie Hunnam, Papillon
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dollsome-does-tumblr · 6 months
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Lucille Sharpe and Edith Cushing in Crimson Peak (2015)
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unhookedwings · 2 years
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During an interview about her incredible costumes for the film Crimson Peak (2015), Kate Hawley mentioned two paintings that particularly inspired her design of the leading female cast’s iconic attire. Proserpine by Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1874, top left) was taken into consideration for the character Lucille Sharpe, otherwise known as The Moth (top right). For Edith Cushing (bottom right), thought of as The Butterfly in contrast, The Bridesmaid by John Everett Millais (1851, bottom left) was said to have greatly influenced the character’s hauntingly beautiful look of cascading hair and the bridal-esque nightgown attire.
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