i was the only person on the planet earth who watched the frankenstein chronicles. and it fucked so severely.
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Just some things I think deserve a super accurate movie/show adaption in a beautiful 2D animation style:
The How to Train Your Dragon series
Gregor the Overlander
Artemis Fowl
The Adventure Zone
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy
Frankenstein or the Modern Prometheus
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (fr so much was left out of the 1939 film!)
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass
The actual Little Mermaid story (there are a ton of adaptations I haven't seen yet so maybe it exists somewhere but we all know Disney’s didn’t even come close)
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happy birthday to my favorite dummy in love <3 love you idiot.
a huge thank you to @gncrezan for this comic commission of my favorite deliciously angsty post-bakery scene <3 and a happy book 3 release to everyone!
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Thinking how many of my OTPs have the woman literally rip the man out of his eternal slumber.
Of course there's my latest obsession, Lisa and the Creature, the fact that he came back to life just because she was lonely, and she stayed with him when he was dead, and talked to him. How she is ready to die, trusting that he will bring her back. How it makes her become like him, makes them the same.
Then you have Piper, not accepting Jason's death, using her magical voice, her power that would normally be used to lead people astray, to guide him back home, to beg him "Please, come back to me", and he FUCKING OBLIGES, because her love for him is just that strong.
And of course, Lena, my beautiful Lena. With Lisa and Piper it was total accidents, Lena intentionally cracked open the fucking Necronomicon and conducted dark magic on Ethan, which resulted with her Uncle's life being taken to bring him back. It eventually lead to her BREAKING REALITY. Lena's decisions have such dire consequences, and the thing is so fucking what, the forces that rule her world are so cruel, so fucking unfair, that the literal goddess who created it wanted her to break it so she can make it better.
Then Ethan has to die AGAIN, to rebound the New Order they've created, and she doesn't accept that either! Neither of them do! It was a test, they passed, and now the goddess, the Demon Queen, is just sitting back, and watching these crazy kids, one of which is alive, another in the fucking afterlife, working together, coordinating, despite the fact they can't directly talk, and plotting their little crime against the laws of nature AGAIN, so he can come back, and they do do that!
Death is temporary. I'll love you forever
Listen to me. You can do this. Come back. You’re
going to be fine.
I’m here.
Don’t go.
I’m not going anywhere. And neither are you...
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Going thru a “obsessed with the classics, dystopian and fantasy novels of my childhood” phase. Gosh i just love stories. Books are everything.
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I. The Vampire Chronicles: The Vampire Lestat, Anne Rice
II. 3×13: The Wrath of the Lamb, Hannibal (2013—2015)
III. Frankenstein, Mary Shelley
IV. 1×07: The Thing Lay Still, Interview with the Vampire (2022—)
V. The Vampire Chronicles: Interview with the Vampire, Anne Rice
VI. Ginger Snaps (2000)
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Viktor's name headcanon
When Fareed and Flannery and the other scientists were trying various methods to create a clone-hybrid from Lestat's sample, there was a competition to see who could produce the winning viable product. It was lighthearted and fun, and produced a little inner-lab rivalry between the scientists. After all, Viktor was created before the first publicly known mammalian clone, Dolly the sheep (Dolly was 1996, Viktor was 1994). Of course they couldn't go public with Viktor's creation, especially when part of the reason he was successful was due to the vampiric nature of the sperm.
When the scientists thought they were close they would claim they were the 'victor' of the competition, even if the resulting product most often didn't last more than a few days. In the end, Fareed was the one who did produce the 'victor' of the race, and his victory was successfully implanted into Flannery. The nickname for the coming baby was 'victor', though Flannery had the habit of just calling him baby Lestat. As the due-date approached and there was no better alternative for a name, they all landed on Viktor, with a little letter change to obscure why that was his name, even though Victor is a perfectly acceptable name, it was too close to thinking of him as a prize rather than a child.
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