hazzachaz.bsky.social
PhD student researching bisexuality in gothic TV. Karaoke host and NHS admin. Horror and Neighbours fan. she/they
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Bowie definitely COULD act which is evident in his other roles.
But for Labyrinth, being able to act doesn’t matter.
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What did you think? It’s been on my list to catch up on but I just never got round to it.
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tbf I’m not sure if Kim even remembers who her sons are.
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It’s the only peaceful one left. Whether it’s active or not is another story.
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When it comes to social media, yes.
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I feel like if I took this advice I wouldn’t be anywhere!
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I’m a supernatural horror fan, but I’m choosing to classify vampires under that umbrella! Body horror a close second.
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Obvs I get the joke (v. good), but also my hometown has this blue plaque claiming to have invented chips, leading to fries. Everyone wants ownership of them, judging by the comments!
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Plus Nana Jane keeps bringing different strange men from the 80s to the house for a shag.
Honestly, Sam is the only person who actually looks out for Isla’s welfare. But at least they know where Isla is unlike Leo with Abigail.
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Pregananant?! Excited for the three chairs, two beers and a milk era! Congrats!
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This reminded me I never did a bio. Thanks! (It has pronouns.)
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When I was at Blink Twice, someone was watching TikToks out loud. At Smile 2, someone was filming, taking photos, texting AND answered three calls in the seat next to me.
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Interview With the Vampire not being here is a crime.
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If we were talking aesthetics alone, I’d go The Substance, LNWTD and Longlegs.
Overall, I’d replace Longlegs with Bleeding if it was out of the festival circuit yet, but as it currently stands (many still to see), I’d replace it with Blink Twice.
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Oh I thought it was your own choices.
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My mum has two sisters called Julie. This is because when my mum’s parents divorced, my great-grandma banned my grandad from having contact (he did nothing wrong, just Catholic divorce shame. I met him when I was 14) and both my nan and grandad remarried and had daughters called Julie.
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Do they need to be themed for the season? Because an acquaintance of mine is in an upcoming Christmas horror called The Naughty List of Mr Scrooge.
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Connected to the above, participating in this play was part of my GCSE AND part of a multi-school project where we were the only participating school that had barely any diversity.
At least they portrayed Frank and Jesse James as the bad guys.
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My school did a series of 3 plays about the slave trade over 3 years. The whole cast was white except for 1 black girl (who was cast as the main slave character). I purposely only auditioned for white characters, eventually being the lead Jesse James in the last. Early 00s Catholic school I guess.
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I was almost kidnapped at the age of 6 at Manchester Airport. My would-be abductor was foiled by my Nan beating her with a walking stick and the fact that we were surrounded by the special assistance staff.
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7. The Abominable Snowman (1957). I only discovered my love of this film this year. Peter Cushing at his most dashing (with a slight homoerotic friendship thrown in), and much more philosophical (and woke) than most horror of the period.
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6. Jagten (The Hunt, 2010). Hannibal began my love affair with Mads Mikkelsen. Jagten turned him into my favourite living actor. Absolutely DEVASTATING performance.
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Oops, I meant to say this was 2007, not 2009.
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5. What We Do in the Shadows (2014). My favourite horror comedy of all time. As much as I love the show, the film always wins for me. The “leave me to do my dark bidding on the internet” scene is peak comedy.