Mar Cóncavo

@jorgeparedesph Que lindo que te gustó!💐

@Marconcavo Qué bonito tu arte!

Soy el siniestro espejo en el que la Furia se ve a sí misma! Soy el cuchillo y la herida que inflige, soy la bofetada y la mejilla, soy la rueda y los miembros rotos, verdugo y víctima a la vez!

RT @Siickbr: “Oz”(1997–2003).

La semana de los colores

Domingo de resurrección

Acá se Chambea duro en Semana Santa

@lsaac0lvera4 Hoy en esco a las 10

@Marconcavo Mi daddy 😍

Monólogos.

@LatinBlood777 🫠🫠

🥵justo antes de matar

Yo muy serio en mi rancho/ yo en CDMX

RT @Siickbr:

Soy como un perro que te lame tas la putiza

RT @HorrorCarnival: 28 Days Later (2002)

Steven Spielberg on how he felt being involved in making both "E.T." (1982) & "Poltergeist" (1982) at the same time: "Both movies were very good for me to make so in such close proximity to each other, because both being rooted in Suburbia in a kind of middle class Suburbia; both essentially employing similar kinds of tract housing and yet one movie being about a scream, and the other movie being about a kind of soft whisper. It was very good for me because I was able to trade off objectivity which I think is very important for a movie director or a writer or anybody who has to stand away from his work and look back and say I know how to make that better. It's good to have diversions and I was very lucky because I was able to have a hostile diversion with 'Poltergeist', with spiritual warmth in places and I was able to have a very warm tender diversion with 'E.T' and I kept putting one into the other, not meaning I didn't share a tea with Poltergeist but It cleared my mind. When you eat sushi, the Japanese say You must take the ginger and eat a little bit of the ginger between Sushi courses because it clears the palate and it makes you more receptive to the taste of the food. It was the same way with these two movies. So, in that sense I think both films so close helped each movie individually, but it didn't help me. I'm ready for like a year off now." (Steven Spielberg's interview with Brian Linehan, 1982)

The way Dracula transforms from Bat-Drac to a plagye of rats in this scene stuns me to this day. Bram Stoker's Dracula

Werewolf Transformations An American Werewolf in London (Credit: Universal Pictures)

Si no lo compartes, 7 años de mala suerte. 💵 ✨🧿🪬

@Axelfoxito Buenas tardes señor

Quihubo.

Un wey que se masturbe bajo la lluvia, es todo lo que pido

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