#feat. violet mcgraw

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CARLA GUGINO & VIOLET MCGRAW as Daisy & Alice Kowalski in JETT (2019- )

#Carla Gugino #violet mcgraw #jettedit #alice kowalski #daisy kowalski #jett cinemax #series. jett #character. daisy jett kowalski #feat. violet mcgraw #dir. sebastian gutierrez #year. 2019 #image. gif #image. request #post. original #made by. daisykowalski #need more scenes with these two asap. #pls.

[headstrongandhealing]

the songs you should listen to

in no particular order - (list one of two for me to maintain)

[] the last goodbye - clamavi de profundis

[] show me - big wild (feat. hundred waters)

[] why’d you only call me when you’re high - arctic monkeys

[] weightless - all time low

[] gemini - mia stegner

[] your guardian angel - the red jumpsuit apparatus

[] lovely - billie eilish, khalid

[] clementine - modl

[] west coast - lana del rey

[] all my life - chezidek

[] when (dodie cover) - holly clothier

[] the lone slim shady - caravan place x eminem (oneboredjeu mashup)

[] how far I’ll go - alessia cara

[] summer wine - lana del rey

[] hallucinating - elohim

[] blame it on the kids - aViVA

[] hyrule field (sounds of hyrule 2 night) - from breath of the wild 

[] sing to me instead - ben platt

[] alley-oop - big wild feat. iDA HAWK

[] i wish i was a punk rocker - dodie

[] young and beautiful - lana del rey

[] need U - duke dumont feat. a*m*e

[] beggin for thread - BANKS

[] the joker - steve miller band

[] unwritten - natasha bedingfield

[] baby i love your way - big mountain

[] boys in books are better- carrier hope fletcher

[] purple sand (my home) - big wild

[] send me on my way - rusted root

[] so this is love (cover) - tessa violet ft. jon cozart

[] big casino - jimmy eat world

[] wild things (cover) - sarah close 

[] great spirits - phil collins

[] on my way - phil collins

[] goodbye earl - dixie chicks

[] nice girl - syence

[] lane boy - twenty one pilots

[] toxic in the deep - bumper’s mashup of adele vs britney

[] pop party 15 mashup - dodie

[] kingston town - alborosie

[] good love - juliet piper

[] the judge - twenty one pilots

[] my face - dodie

[] crazy human psycho crush - dodie (mashup feat. lauren, tessa, orla)

[] formation (explicit) - beyonce

[] dear maria, count me in - all time low

[] man! i feel like a woman - shania twain

[] follow your arrow - kacey musgraves 

[] it’s your love - tim mcgraw

[] f.a.g. - todrick

[] roads go ever on - clamavi de profundis

[] survivor - destiny’s child

[] i wanna dance with somebody (who loves me) - whitney houston

[] ultralife - oh wonder

[] september - earth, wind & fire 

[] i go crazy - orla gartland

[] the megamix (imagine dragons) - inanimate mashups

[] truth hurts - lizzo

[] make damn sure - taking back sunday

[] dangerous woman (cover) - sarah close

[] here comes the sun (cover) - dodie

[] burn the house down - AJR

[] rather it be september - oneboredjeu mashup of clean bandit vs. E,W,F

[] rather be - clean bandit (ft. jess glynne)

[] bring it all back (cover) - dodie (ft. sarah close)

[] carry me - eurielle

[] reach for the light (long version) - steve winwood

[] tennessee - tessa violet

[] copycat - billie eilish

[] bohemian rhapsody (cover) - panic! at the disco (live)

[] hands down - dashboard confessional

[] dare you to move - switchfoot

[] far over the misty mountains cold (extended cover) - clamavi de profundis

[] we know the way - lin-manuel miranda

[] who knows - protoje (ft. chronixx)

[] how soon is now - love spit love

[] kamikaze - mO

[] MANTRA - bring me the horizon

[] dance to this - troye sivan (ft. ariana grande)

[] boy in the bubble - alec benjamin

[] hey jude (cover) - joe anderson

[] found/tonight - lin-manuel miranda & ben platt

[] doin’ time (cover) - lana del rey

[] canopee - polo & pan

[] mountains - jeja (ft. lacy jay)

[] big god - florence + the machine

[] lisztomania - phoenix

[] 6′s to 9′s - big wild

[] commitment - leann rimes

[] house of gold - twenty one pilots

[] buried in detroit - mike posner

[] new americana - halsey

[] heaven - big wild

[] no words - big wild

[] half love - elohim

[] my strange addiction - billie eilish

[] get ugly - jason derulo

[] say it ain’t so (cover) - panic! at the disco (live)

[] aawake at night - half alive

[] never letting go - tim mcmorris

[] just the way you are (cover) - james smith

[] i love you - billie eilish (live)

[] jumpsuit - twenty one pilots

[] still feel - half alive

[] psycho - lauren aquilina 

[] where’s the love? - the black eyed peas

[] fight for me (cover) - carrier hope fletcher

[] i say no (cover) - carrie hope fletcher

[] who i am (rosemary’s granddaughter) - jessica andrews

[] mary jane’s last dance - tom petty

#music reccs #playlists

[jmsa1287]

In Netflix's 'Haunting of Hill House,' a Haunted Family Struggles with Grief

hi i wrote about Mike Flanagan’s great new Netflix series “The Haunting of Hill House.”

Director Mike Flanagan is one of Hollywood's best under-the-radar horror filmmakers. He's found success on the big screen with his outstanding "Ouija: Origins of Evil" and "Oculus" and also on Netflix. He's got a few movies on the streaming service, including the intense cat-and-mouse game involving a deaf woman called "Hush" and an adaptation of Steven King's kink-gone-wrong thriller "Gerald's Game." Despite turning out several solid projects over the last few years, Flanagan has yet to join the upper echelon of horror auteurs — he's more of a filmmaker's filmmaker. (His next project? "Doctor Sleep" — an adaptation of Steven King's sequel to "The Shining.")

That could possibly change this week. Flanagan is returning to Netflix Friday with his take on "The Haunting of Hill House," loosely based on Shirley Jackson's 1959 gothic horror novella. The ten-episode series isn't a straightforward or typical haunted house tale — it's a thoughtful and atmospheric show that's made for adults, offering meditative thoughts about loss, death, grief and family relationships while still dishing out some truly terrifying scares.

"Hill House" follows the Crain family in both the past and present. In the past, the young family is living in, and flipping, Hill House, a creepy old mansion towering in the middle of western Massachusetts. Parents Hugh (Henry Thomas) and Olivia (Carla Gugino) have five children who help fix up the creaky home: Steven (Paxton Singleton), Shirley (Lulu Wilson), Theodora (Mckenna Grace) and twins Luke (Julian Hilliard) and Nell (Violet McGraw). But nothing is as it seems and as "Hill House" unfolds, the house's secrets history and the way in which it impacts the Crains plays out in terrifying ways.

In the present, when the Crain kids are adults, we learn that a bone-chilling event at Hill House has disrupted the family in a major way. Hugh (played by Timothy Hutton in the present) is estranged from his kids, who are each dealing with the ramifications of Hill House in their own way. Steven (Michiel Huisman) is an author, who spun his family's headline-grabbing tragedy into a book, earning a huge paycheck (plus royalties!). Shirley (Elizabeth Reaser) and her husband run a floundering funeral home. Theo (Kate Siegel) has gone on to become a child psychologist but is still struggling with some intense demons. Luke (Oliver Jackson-Cohen) is a drug addict, bouncing in-and-out of rehabs, and Nell (Victoria Pedretti) is still plagued by Hill House and other tragedies that have occurred in her adult life.

The first five episodes mostly focus on each of the Crain children, delving into the characters by cutting between the past and the present. Each episode highlights one of the Crain kids, fleshing them out and getting to the bottom of how the events at Hill House shaped who they are today — for better or for worse.

"Hill House" is often told out of order, with scenes playing out from different points of view. The first five episodes has a "Run Lola Run" set-up but with a spooky twist. Telling this story this way also allows Flanagan to make certain scenes pack a powerful and devastating punch; knowing the fate of a certain character and then watching how they got to their demise is awfully chilling.

Flanagan also trusts that his audience can follow the mostly nonlinear and the eerie threads of this family's tragic story. Episodes of "Hill House" build off each other in a slow-burning prestige TV way that has a wild payoff during the back half of the series. Episode five is a gut-wrenching hour-and-ten minutes with a brutal climax. Episode six is an impressive technical feat with Flanagan pulling off some incredible long tracking shots; his camera is hectic and swirls around the drama that plays out with the Crain family in the present day.

Mental illness and complicated family dynamics have been a prominent theme in horror in 2018. The deeply unsettling "Hereditary" examines a woman's inherited mental illness and how it plagues the ones she loves the most. On HBO's Southern gothic nightmare "Sharp Objects," a young woman's trauma and her mother's mental illness are at the center of this curdled family drama. "Hill House" takes these themes a step further, suggesting paranormal activity can be baked in one's DNA; that the supernatural is passed down from generation to generation and can eat away at a family from the inside out.

Flanagan's "The House of Haunted Hill" proves the filmmaker is at the peak of his craft. Though it's not perfect (again, thanks to the Netflix model the show is probably just a few episodes too long, and for some, it'll feel like an eternity getting there), there's much to admire here. Flanagan is an affective and considerate storyteller who injects humanity into this dark and traumatic family drama. He cares about the psychology of the Crain family and about their journey. His "Hill House" is a compassionate take on a modern horror story and one that's surprisingly powerful.

#the haunting of hill house #tv #netflix #mike flanagan #horror #carla gugino

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CARLA GUGINO & VIOLET MCGRAW as Daisy & Alice Kowalski in JETT (2019- )

#carla gugino #violet mcgraw #daisy jett kowalski #jettedit #daisy kowalski #tvedit #series. jett #character. daisy jett kowalski #year. 2019 #feat. violet mcgraw #image. gif #post. original #made by. daisykowalski

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Carla Gugino, Violet McGraw and Julian Hillard behind the scenes of The Haunting of Hill House 1.09 

#carla gugino #violet mcgraw #julian hilliard #the haunting of hill house #thohhedit #image. still #thohh. bts #thohh. 109 #feat. violet mcgraw #feat. julian hillard #series. the haunting of hill house #character. olivia crain #year. 2018 #post. original #made by. daisykowalski

[guginosource]

JETT 1.02: Charles Junior 

#jettedit #Carla Gugino #jettspoilers #tvedit #jett cinemax #series. jett #character. daisy jett kowalski #year. 2019 #image. gif #dir. sebastian gutierrez #jett. 102 #feat. gil bellows #feat. violet mcgraw #feat. shiloh fernandez #feat. elena anaya #post. original #made by. daisykowalski

[guginosource]

Where have you been hiding? In plain sight. 

JETT (2019—)

#carla gugino #violet mcgraw #neil whitely #jettedit #tvedit #series. jett #character. daisy jett kowalski #year. 2019 #dir. sebastian gutierrez #feat. violet mcgraw #feat. neil whitely #image. gif #post. original #made by. daisykowalski

[guginosource]

Jett, a crime thriller that premieres on June 14, 2019 on Cinemax, stars Carla Gugino as Daisy “Jett” Kowalski, a thief and heist mastermind. Because she’s the ultimate professional, being the mother of a seven-year-old child was not necessarily part her overall life plan, and although her unconventional parenting style is only one of many story arcs in Jett, those who enjoyed Gugino’s performance in Netflix’s The Haunting of Hill House will notice another connection. Jett’s daughter Alice is played by Violet McGraw, who played the younger version of Nell Crain opposite Gugino’s Olivia Crain.

Sebastian Guttierez, who executive produces Jett alongside his partner Gugino, explained how the casting of McGraw was a fortunate circumstance of a tight schedule. “That was both by necessity and the advantage of having Carla as the center of this company of actors,” he said, “which is she really only had one week in between The Haunting of Hill House and starting Jett, and we just didn’t have time to audition and do chemistry reads with a bunch of child actors for this very important part, the part of Alice… it was really fortuitous.”

Gugino agreed that McGraw was particularly suited for the role of the daughter of a sometimes distant criminal mother who was just released from prison, a daughter who may have had to grow up a bit too fast. “As soon as Jett got the green light, I was like, ‘There is no other human being on the planet that I want to play Alice more than Violet McGraw,’” Gugino said. “I adore her, and she’s so good in it, and she’s like seven years old going on 42.”

Although Guttierez wasn’t as familiar with McGraw’s work as Gugino was, he quickly realized he had a real scene-stealer on her hands. “Once I started working with Violet, who is ridiculously skilled as an actor (she is so good!), I hadn’t seen Haunting because Haunting hadn’t come out,” he said. “Once I saw the kind of stuff that Mike Flanagan was making her do in The Haunting, I’m like, ‘We barely used Violet!’ In The Haunting they made her see the most horrible things, and she’s being traumatized. She had so much fun on our set, she’s like, ‘Today I get to sing and run around? Woohoo! Today I get to read a book with Carla? This is awesome!’ So that was a definite hat off to Mr. Mike Flanagan for casting Violet in Haunting because she is really perfect as Alice.”

In between all of the thrilling heists, underhanded intrigue, and shocking betrayals in Jett, the scenes between McGraw and Gugino really help establish Jett’s character and personality. “I think kids are survivalists, you know?” Gugino said. “Alice has a pretty strong head on her shoulders, and you know how you always try to be your parent to some extent until you decide you want to rebel and be something totally the opposite of your parents… Jett’s pragmatic nature has definitely been passed on to Alice, and in a weird way, even though Jett doesn’t see herself as a mother and she doesn’t have any experience as a mother, I think that Alice’s no-nonsense, straight-up honesty of kids is something that Jett can relate to.”

There are many relationships, both professional and personal, that will be explored for Gugino’s character when Jett premieres on June 14, 2019 on Cinemax, and for those looking to continue with members of the Crain family from The Haunting of Hill House in a completely different dynamic should check out the nine episode season which also features Giancarlo Esposito, Gil Bellows, Michael Aronov, and Elena Anaya.

#carla gugino #violet mcgraw #sebastian gutierrez #jett #jett cinemax #series. jett #image. still #character. daisy jett kowalski #feat. violet mcgraw #feat. sebastian gutierrez #year. 2019 #interview. jett

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carlagugino: So proud of this little (only on the outside;) human. @violetmcgraw rocked her first ever #adr session on #JETT! 🙌🏻 🎧 Can’t wait for you to meet her character Alice. :) #NYC kisses are the best. 📸 by her rad Mom Jackie Love y’all! 💋💋#girlpower

#carla gugino #violet mcgraw #jett #series. jett #feat. violet mcgraw #image. instagram #image. as herself #jett. bts #year. 2019

[guginosource]

April showers bring May flowers, and May flowers mean Daisy Kowalski in #JETT on @Cinemax on June 14th! 44 more days!

#carla gugino #violet mcgraw #giancarlo esposito #jettedit #cinemax #jett #tvedit #series. jett #character. daisy jett kowalski #year. 2019 #dir. sebastian gutierrez #image. video #post. original #made by. daisykowalski #feat. giancarlo esposito #feat. elena anaya