Rorschach’s Journal. October 12th, 1985. Tonight, a comedian died in New York.
WATCHMEN (2009), dir. Zack Snyder.
New promotional posters of Joker (2019) — in theaters October 4
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Joker (2019) dir. Todd Phillips
For my whole life, I didn’t know if I even existed. But I do. And people are starting to notice.
JOKER (2019) dir. Todd Phillips
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So, I basically put myself into a vortex of Harry Potterdom once I started searching HHr on tumblr. I basically found all the people that I had as friends since all my friends are RHr. And I found myself in a situation I haven’t been in since the 7th book came out. Defending Harry and Hermione as a legitimate couple candidate within the series. People scoff at the notion since the series has long since ended. The epilogue was the shittist thing I’ve ever read, and I’ve read so crappy things. Even my friend, who ships those canons, thought it was the shittist thing she’s ever read.
Anyways, I think Harry and Hermione are friends, yes. But I think that is where the beauty of their potential relationship is from. They know how to make each other laugh, they know how to support each other when one is sad, they know what to do when somebody is angry, and they just know each other. They know what the other will say and do and they just have an instinct for one another. Harry, I think, more than anybody, needs this as a basis for a relationship. He’s been through so much loss and hate, that he needs stability. Hermione was the first person to show him affection, she was the first person to show him support once he thought something was wrong.
What has Ron given Hermione? What has Hermione given Ron? They fight. Okay, what else? I don’t see Ron supporting Hermione. He always makes fun of her because she’s always at the library or hating her because she’s always helping Harry. Hermione is always crying over Ron, whether he’s making fun of her in the first book or making out with Lavender in the 6th book. In the end I think it would be a very destructive relationship. Ron would always be jealous of Harry and Hermione will always never ignore Harry because of Ron.
In my head? The Epilogue would’ve had Harry and Hermione married… with kids not named Albus Severus. That’s just horrible. Naming your kid after the greatest wizard of your time and then after the guy that saved your butt? Also on top of that your dad saved the wizarding world. That’s a lot to live up to. I’d take James Severus and Albus Sirius… And SERIOUSLY, did Ginny not have any say in the names? really?…
Anyways. Harry wouldn’t be an Auror, because after 7 months of living in a tent chasing horocruxes, he’d be tired of it. I think he would be the DADA teacher at Hogwarts. 1 he considers it home and 2 because of the DA, he’s already proven himself as an adept teacher.
Hermione would be a healer at St. Mungos or in the Magical Creatures department still trying to help with the equality of magical creatures. (but I honestly think that the trio would be wary of the Ministry and it being corrupt). Maybe even create a hospital where magical creatures can go to.
Ron would be a Qudditch player. He can be famous on his own right and no longer be jealous of the attention Harry gets.
Luna would be married to ‘Ronald’ and be editor of the Quibbler
Ginny and Neville would be married. Because I think she would appreciate Neville. He’s a little nerdy, but he’s brave and is loyal to his friends. And Neville needs a girl with a little spunk, which I do believe Ginny has.
Or if I want to go the Romeo and Juliet route… Ginny and Draco. Haha.
I just had to get this out there. It was bugging me
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Poster by Austin James.
This should be a real thing.
Just to bring these back again :) Long may Harmony live :D Sorry I just had to *_*
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9 Merciless Serial Killer Movies That Every Hardcore Horror Fan Needs to See
1. Snowtown (2011)
Why you should watch: Snowtown (also known as The Snowtown Murders) presents Australia’s most notorious killing spree with grim realism and a no-holds-barred display of graphic violence. This movie will reach into your mind and …
When you’re in the mood for: A bleak and psychologically disturbing true story with an all-consuming sense of dread that will leave you rattled for days.
2. Dahmer (2002)
Why you should watch: A creepily mesmerizing Jeremy Renner delivers an unforgettable performance as one of the most brutal serial killers of all time.
When you’re in the mood for: The chills and unsettling terror that comes from seeing inside the mind of a psychotic killer (but without all the gore).
3. Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer (1986)
Why you should watch: Simply put, it’s the movie that caused the MPAA to famously tell filmmakers that absolutely no recut of the footage could lead to an R rating. The terror comes from more than just the graphic scenes, it’s in the movie’s blood.
When you’re in the mood for: A low-budget but impressively realistic depiction of a deranged serial killer that aims to shock and disturb.
4. Martyrs (2008)
Why you should watch: Martyrs is a brutal and relentless film about abduction, torture and revenge that leaves most viewers divided. However you end up feeling, you won’t escape Martyrs without an opinion.
When you’re in the mood for: An unconventionally mind-bendy and gruesome tale that covers many subgenres of horror and always keeps you guessing.
5. Peeping Tom (1960)
Why you should watch: Everyone knows about Psycho, but far fewer have seen the cinematic masterpiece of voyeurism known as Peeping Tom. Originally, the fact that it was told from the perspective of the killer scandalized the entire United Kingdom and destroyed the career of the previously revered director. These days, it’s considered a must-see predecessor to the slasher genre.
When you’re in the mood for: An influential classic that pioneered the kind of psychological horror and voyeuristic camera work we’ve become so used to today.
6. Maniac (2012)
Why you should watch: Maniac compellingly features first-person point of view filming that, like Peeping Tom, forces you to see through the eyes of a killer. It’s the kind of gruesomely violent movie you put on when you’re trying to add some style to your stomach-churning experience.
When you’re in the mood for: A remake that exceeds the original with a commitment to more experimental filming and a seemingly never-ending supply of gore.
7. Chained (2012)
Why you should watch: Chained explores what happens when a kidnapped little boy follows the instructions of a serial killer in order to survive. It has a strong (but hard to swallow) message about violence that will definitely end up causing conversation.
When you’re in the mood for: A movie that will disturb you with the human side of a serial killer and a claustrophobic environment of abuse.
8. The Midnight Meat Train (2008)
Why you should watch: With the same in-your-face tone as its title suggests,The Midnight Meat Train makes for a tense, bloody, and surprisingly well-crafted ride-along with a psycho killer. Some people have hated the ending, but even the critics found enough excitement along the way to make this a worthwhile trip.
When you’re in the mood for: A visually sophisticated and straight-forward thriller with over-the-top kills and a maddening pace.
9. M (1931)
Why you should watch: Without M, there would be no Psycho or Silence of the Lambs. Even for those who don’t care about its influence, M is an engrossing and deeply unsettling film that creates one of the most tense atmospheres ever on screen. For history buffs who see horror as a window into the social dynamics of a time period, M is also a fascinating dissection of mass hysteria in pre-World War II Germany.
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