#crimson peak

asssamuraikoujaku:

Crimson Peak Edith and Thomas costumes worn at DragonCon 2015. Photos by the amazing M. Yenter / Vivid Disaster Studios.

Edith Cushing – @honeyed-bee
Thomas Sharpe – @asssamuraikoujaku

Reblogging in honor of the 5th Anniversary of the Crimson Peak Theatre Release.

wednesdaydreams:

The horror? The horror was for love. The things we do for love like this are ugly, mad, full of sweat and regret. This love burns you, maims you, twists you inside out. It is a monstrous love. And it makes monsters of us all. 

Crimson Peak (2015), directed by Guillermo Del Toro

Corsets & Carnage, Garters & Gore: Why Women Love Horror as much as they love Romance

After the incredible output of female driven horror in 2014-2015 (A Girl Walks Home Alone At Night, The Babadook, Honeymoon, Under the Skin, Shrew’s Nest, It Follows, Crimson Peak.) it is clear that modern horror is exploring the dark and complicated side of being a woman that no other genre is currently doing as well on-screen. READ MORE

Guillermo Del Toro’sCRIMSON PEAK is a sumptuous, wonderful and loving tribute to Gothic Romance, haunted house and dark fairy tale movies. To celebrate its release, here are a list of 12 films that may fill the void for audiences who need more of that lush Gothic Romance fill and can’t go back to see Crimson Peak 20 more times.

Edith Cushing my beloved

If you’d like a print go here!

another old pic of mine

i adore crimson peak tbh

”It is a monstrous love, and it makes monsters of us all”

-Lucille Sharpe