sid 🦊🧟🧙🏻‍♂️🏳️‍⚧️

if my government kills me just know this: 1.) if even some of us make it out, i will have survived 2.) i knew a better future was within our reach and i expect yall to get there with or without me 3.) i loved sam winchester

"oh, what in gay hell--"

i cant believe how much nuance and sincerity these straight men are bringing to these performances. how did they teach them to do that

next on my watchlist is to wong foo thanks for everything and im ngl im kinda ready for it to change my life

I PUT MY PULLUP BAR DIRECTLY INTO THE CEILING SO I BONK MY HEAD IF I EVER DO A COMPLETE REP I'M SO FUCKED UP AND BROKEN

there better be another one soon i want spike to get home safe eventually

that final reveal goes CRAZY

AHHHHH WAIT

oh thank god

samson getting cured just to immediately get bitten again oh no

the fucking iron maiden lip sync im obsessed with him

kelson is the character ever oh my god

bone temple time

i love that 28 years later is more folk horror than anything else

kelson as a personification of death

"will it hurt her?" oh god

oh my god the poor infected mama

i will admit i am sort of getting a petty satisfaction out of the non-brit in 28 years later talking about the brits the way the brits talk about (specifically poor/southern) americans

im interested to know if there's a reason why garland chose the name "jim" for both the original and this one or if it was just a coincidence

i love spike and isla 😭😭♥️♥️

@qifreydulac i liked the scene between the mom and rose byrne's character, and literally other than that idk skdjjdkdk like there was enough ANYTHING that movie. not enough zombies, not enough action, not enough dialogue, not enough breathing room. just a very half-hearted movie lol

@widogastsweb pretty good intro scene then the rest is ??? truly don’t remember it much

i watched 28 weeks later just now and ive already forgotten it. complete neutral sum of a movie.