never an easy transition to make

[threeplusfire]

Another night of restless sleeping. I feel less ill today, and perhaps it is just adjustment. Watching Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust. I want to live in Carmilla's scary, enormous castle. Vampire love story. Oh it makes me sad. Meier is some of my inspiration for Lucius, really, in his arrogance and the way he moves.

Paranoia, as my laptop screen has flickered a few times lately. It fell out of my suitcase onto the wooden floor when I was leaving New York, and granted it wasn't very far or hard, but ack.

I don't want to go outside today. But back to my regular life I suppose.

Comments

VHD:Bloodlust

[hobgadling.livejournal.com]

That is such a great movie! One of my old roommmates had it on DVD and we used to get stoned and watch it. Unh! Grove was always my favorite character. His "divine judgement" power was just, awesome. I love that angelic look on his face when he's floating around blasting vampires and demons out of existence. I read that the films were based on a series of 2 or 3 books, which have apparently not been translated into English yet (grrr). Ah, impatient me.

Re: VHD:Bloodlust

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

I really am very curious about the over-arching story of these films. Because it seems there is so much just hinted at in both the original film and Bloodlust. It also seems clear that they take place over a long span of time. D is a dhampir, and yet they call him "dunpeal" in the second film. Which, if intentional, sounds like centuries of speach pattern shift. Fascinating.

[haste.livejournal.com]

That is the most goooorgeous movie. A friend showed it to me for the first time this year, and.... gah. Love it.

[tsarina.livejournal.com]

It really is beautiful. I was so blown away, when my friend took me to the theater because I had no idea what to expect. Some days I just want to watch it over and over again.