firrelord:

tolkien modern au → eowyn

         our backs tell stories
no books have the spine to carry

flurgburgler:

I dyed my eyebrows lmao

girladonis:

hey watter u guys doin

potionsmasters:

Guardians + relationships

All you do is yell at each other, you’re not friends.
No, we’re  f a m i l y.

i just stepped on my cactus and i can now say with certainty that coyote peterson is fucking insane

avoidnat:

how do i delete myself and everything ive ever said from other ppl’s minds

mayorbud:

Gays rb this and tag your 80s song. You know the one

plant-dad-sulu:

greenjimkirk:

greenjimkirk:

A while ago I was lurking on Twitter and saw some film critics having a conversation about the eye lighting in giallo films (which are basically Italian horror and noir films from the ‘60s and ‘70s). Someone pointed out it was the same weird eye lighting they have in TOS. They speculated that it may have come from American noir but no one seemed to know for sure.

I did some research of my own and found out that:

a) It was probably made popular by the 1931 Dracula

b) It is now commonly known as a “Shatner light”

c) A lot of people also associate it with Morticia Addams

For me the real question is: Why on Earh was TOS using the same lighting techniques as horror and noir films?

for the Drama™