Olivia De Havilland And Leslie Howard On The Set Of Its Love Im After, 1937

Olivia de Havilland and Leslie Howard on the set of It’s Love I’m After, 1937

had a vision (more in reblog) (← that's a link btw you can click on it)

my dealer: got some straight gas 🔥🤪 this strain is called “into the unknown”💀 it’ll have you making a pilgrimage in a place between our world and the next 💯☝️

me: yeah, whatever. I don’t feel shit.

five minutes later: bro I swear I saw the beast following us through these mysterious woods that I don’t remember entering

the highwayman: I’m the highwayman

31 Days of Horror Marathon 2022 ↪ Day 22: Hell House LLC (2015) dir. Stephen Cognetti

—Please come sit down, Gabrielle. You see…I’ve got to tell you now that I love you. —Alan… —I tell you solemnly…you’re the first person I ever loved in my life. —Alan, they’re all staring at us. —I know, but you’ve got to believe and remember…because, you see, this is my one chance of survival. I told you about that major artist that’s been hidden. Well, I’m transferring him to you. You’ll find a line in that poem of Villon’s that fits that.  Something about: Thus in your field my seed of harvestry will thrive…Well, I’ve provided barren soil for that seed, but you’ll give it fertility and growth and fruition. … —I told you I was looking for something to believe in, worth living for and dying for. Well, I… I believe I found it…here in the valley of the sh- —Alan, what have you found? —I don’t know.

BETTE DAVIS and LESLIE HOWARD in THE PETRIFIED FOREST —dir. Archie Mayo (1936)