Midnight Motorist (circa 1983)

i think another reason why matthew lillard plays william so well is just how he can go from

this ^^ happy looking and non-threatening looking to-

serious business man™ to

terrifying. because it made absolutely no sense to me how game/book william looked so fucking unhinged while kids were going missing and still got business when he opened up new restaurants because there is no way (legal evidence or not) that any sane parent would look at that version of william and not be at least unsettled but say if they were assured by movie william that they were in safe hands/even just saw william looking so nonthreatening and happy around the kids they would feel safe enough to allow their kids there and trust that they didnt have to watch said kids like a hawk (yes this is me saying i wanna kiss matthew lillard on the mouth)

Apple Jack!!

my human design for my favorite pony!

Papa's boy

Okay... When we're going to talk about how Stone's villain arc might involve him having his own robotic "dragon" son??? This has so much potential, doesn't it? 😭😭

The villain Stone's appearance belongs to @/cheap-slaw, ofc <3

I am too dependent on this appearance, it is burned into the retina of my eye.

matthew lillard trying on the yellow rabbit costume for the first time

collab with @kosto4ka67!! she did the sketch, coloring is mine ^^

I keep seeing people complain that William Afton doesn't have a motive in the FNAF movie but, as someone who watch true crime and is interested in the psychology of criminals, serial killers don't often have one in the sense y'all want. Yes, in stories, you are used to have a detailed motive, but motives for serial killings are often simply "feeling powerful", especially when the victims are children. Killers target children because it's easier and they can have a better control of the situation. Does it comes from deep issues and trauma? Yes, but the murderers don't always care or know. And it's a psychologist that will have to find that, serial killers often just spill that "it felt good".

It's simply about having power over others.

Happy anniversary FNaF 3! 

Gi-hun: Guys, I have an idea. When the guards come, let's play dead and take their guns.

In-ho: Great plan, Gi-hun. You're so smart and big and strong and handsome and smart.

Gi-hun: Thanks, Young-il. Then, we force our way out of here.

In-ho: Yes, wonderful. Again, so handsome and brave and the most brilliant man ever.

Gi-hun: Then, I'll take Jung-bae to the control room.

In-ho: You're stupid and ugly and your plan is dumb and it's going to fall apart and I hope Jung-bae dies.

despite her efforts to evade me, i have finally filmed my cat playing my harp

a lot of pieces of media will show characters catching fireflies with just their bare hands. in some cases they will just land on the persons fingers. to gently be placed inside of a jar..

for people who live in areas who don’t have fireflies, i want you to know that is not made up or exaggerated for those scenes. fireflies are really like that. they are slow and not cautious at all. while camping i would just walk up to one flying in the air and grab it. and it would sit on my hands like “oh ok.” they are my friends.