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im a few days late but HAPPY 50TH ANNIVERSARY PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE I LOVE YOU !!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Calling all fans of PHANTOM OF THE PARADISE (aka the best movie):

Announcing NOT JUST SONGS, a zine celebrating Phantom of the Paradise for its 50th anniversary!!

We're aiming to have the digital copy of the zine and pre-orders of the physical copies up October 31st, 2024 (the date of the film's actual anniversary!) Profits after production costs will to go charity (organization TBD)

We need somebody super like YOU! Apply to contribute at the link below (18+ only, please!) Any and all art forms are welcome!

Application closes March 31st: https://forms.gle/jRsepkvBThbNEmcC8

Let's be in business together... forever!

people always posting about Head (1968).... why dont you go Get some Head

sometimes you just gotta make content for yourself and no one else.

me when I get you

Carrie is such a good tragedy cause. It was already too late from the beginning. Even if the love was there. That teacher? She fucking loved that girl. The girl who had her bf take Carrie to prom? Sure she was a dick at first but she really did wanna help. Even the bf seemed to really enjoy himself.

But it doesn’t matter cause the problem is at home. Carries mother is insanely abusive and manipulative towards her, keeping her unaware, childish and afraid. The teachers and principals are aware of this, but as of the 70s and Carrie almost being an adult they didn’t do anything. And that’s the tragedy.

If someone stepped in before, took her away from her mother, had her live a normal life without the Christian guilt, this wouldn’t have happened.

It’s her mother, after all, who tells her they will all laugh at her.

Even when they weren’t. Save for a few, the laughing Carrie hears is a hallucination. Everyone seems quite awestruck and sad. They were happy for her for a moment. Everything was okay for a moment.

But it wasn’t enough. The love was there but it was too late. Carrie is long past her breaking point. The girl she wanted to be, was so desperate to be, has already had her light snuffed out by her mother. Carrie White the monster burned with her mother that night, but Carrie White the girl died on that stage.

Brazil (1985) dir. Terry Gilliam