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10 Apr 2024 13:47![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
taevachiI am participating in a Queer Art Exhibition as an "artist"... I would never ever call myself that but, well. So, I was thinking of writing poetry in the style of ancient poetry I've been obsessed with lately. Like take those tropes but with a lesbian twist. But since wondered if I should add related illustrations in the form of pixel art or embroidery.
Yesterday, I saw the movie The First Omen (2024). It is a horror movie and a prequel to the 70s horror film The Omen. However, I did not know this, nor have I seen the original. I went into the movie blind, expecting it to be a full story, but instead of having an ending, it had some MCU-tier name drops of characters I'm expected to know and "to be continued"-type of deal. Despite all this, and the fact that the premise of this horror-universe is ridiculous, this movie was truly disturbing. Not even scary really, but disturbing. With it, a brand new sentence was born: Detailed depiction of a c-section of a jackal demon bestiality incest rape baby. And the horror in it was something that was so truly horrifying from a woman's experience. I was not surprised to find out the director is a woman; I could tell! The movie is, like I said, very disturbing but succeeds at what it's trying to do. It is a well-made, good movie, and I never want to see it again.
I'm leaving the country soon so this whole week is just me doing enough laundry to be able to grab my favourite clothes with me, as well as trying to empty my fridge.
Yesterday, I saw the movie The First Omen (2024). It is a horror movie and a prequel to the 70s horror film The Omen. However, I did not know this, nor have I seen the original. I went into the movie blind, expecting it to be a full story, but instead of having an ending, it had some MCU-tier name drops of characters I'm expected to know and "to be continued"-type of deal. Despite all this, and the fact that the premise of this horror-universe is ridiculous, this movie was truly disturbing. Not even scary really, but disturbing. With it, a brand new sentence was born: Detailed depiction of a c-section of a jackal demon bestiality incest rape baby. And the horror in it was something that was so truly horrifying from a woman's experience. I was not surprised to find out the director is a woman; I could tell! The movie is, like I said, very disturbing but succeeds at what it's trying to do. It is a well-made, good movie, and I never want to see it again.
I'm leaving the country soon so this whole week is just me doing enough laundry to be able to grab my favourite clothes with me, as well as trying to empty my fridge.
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Date: 10 April 2024 17:35 (UTC)Hope you'll have safe travels! <3
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Date: 13 April 2024 11:55 (UTC)