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it’s just kind of a thing by pleasuringlouis | E | 2428
“Look at you. All spread out and ready for me, yeah? Knew you were a bit of a cockslut. Could hear it almost every night when you’d beg him to fuck you. To give it to you hard and raw, ‘member that, H? Even fucked on the couch once when I was in the kitchen making tea.” He hissed, hips rubbing forwards against his arse to drag his own cock up against his entrance.
(or the one where Harry’s sex tape gets released and everyone thinks that it’s Louis. Louis may or may not become obsessed with said video.)
Mon Petit by coffinofachimera | E | 3544
Harry wears the 'Mon Petit’ sweater while Louis records them on their private plane.
i could bring paradise by ymorton | E | 3740
harry joins the clique in mallorca for their holidays
Young, Dumb, and Full Of by pukeandcry | E | 5870
Harry can’t be there for Nick’s birthday, so he makes up for it in his own way.
Say Cheese! by garbagebins | E | 7484
“Wouldn’t it be grand if we’d just film ourselves getting each other off?”
After fooling around for a bit on tour, the boys decide make a little tape for their private collection.
Rated R by cherrystreet | E | 7635
Louis gifts Harry with a surprise sex tape, and it accidentally makes its way into Harry’s family Christmas party. Ridiculousness ensues.
my bed will be your stage by alison | E | 9494
louis likes it when people watch him have sex. nick doesn’t always get it but that doesn’t stop him from participating.
loose lips sink ship all the damn time (not this time) by MediaWhore | E | 39231
“Louis Tomlinson is gay,” Fiona announces and she sounds calm at least.
“That’s not a scandal,” Nick replies automatically even though he feels slightly sick. He needs to call Louis back. Now.
“No,” Fiona agrees quickly. “But his underage gay sex tape is.”
The one where Louis is outed via a sex tape he made before the X-Factor and Nick can’t resist flying to America to give him a shoulder to cry on. Told through flashbacks, this is a story of getting together and getting back together.
not even a landslide or riptide could take it all away by we_are_the_same | M | 49177
When Liam was younger he used to daydream about fame, but right now he wishes he was still fourteen and naive enough to think that the things that people would have to say about him were nice.
But he’s not fourteen. He’s twenty eight and for the past decade he’s grown accustomed to being a commodity, being on display. He’s had more media training than he can remember, but no amount of training could have prepared him for what’s been coming at him in the past few hours, for the judgment, the memes and the laughter. For the way that he’s suddenly become theirs now in a way that he’s never been, not even at the height of fame.
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When Liam gets outed via sextape, his whole world collapses around him. In the midst of all the chaos, an unexpected lifeline appears in the form of a DM from Zayn: If you find yourself needing to escape, go here. Even though they haven’t talked in years, Liam is just desperate enough to go. He doesn’t expect to find himself on a farm in the middle of nowhere, face to face with a man he hasn’t seen in years, but who somehow looks more familiar to him than the face he sees when he looks in the mirror.
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Heyyy… Someone should tell me if they can access this link to an interactive story I’m working on for Azari…
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Firestarter(2022)
This is a Movie Health Community evaluation. It is intended to inform people of potential health hazards in movies and does not reflect the quality of the film itself. The information presented here has not been reviewed by any medical professionals.
Firestarter has its most severe strobe effects within the first 10 minutes of the film. This starts with brief strobe effects in the second production company logo (immediately following the Universal logo), and continues with a montage shown on an old-fashioned TV screen with an intermittently moderate and severe flicker, and features several rapidly-changing images. This montage shows both important backstory and the opening credits of the film. Throughout the rest of the film, there are scenes of minor flickering of fire as the only source of light.
All of the camera work in this film is either stationary or very smooth. The wavy effect of extreme heat is shown several times in this film.
Flashing Lights: 8/10. Motion Sickness: 1/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: Multiple scenes show extremely graphic burn injuries. One animal dies slowly and painfully. A brief moment shows a graphic frog dissection. There is some aggressive schoolyard bullying.
Image ID: A theatrical poster for Firestarter(2022)
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Firestarter(1984)
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Firestarter has several moments when people watch explosions happen, and strobe effects are shown as they watch. There is an extended sequence in a thunderstorm, where the lightning effects range from mild to severe strobes. A few TV screens are shown, one of which strobes severely while a character plays video games.
At the beginning of the film, some of the camera work is handheld, with brief shots taking place inside moving vehicles. After the opening sequence, all of the camera work is either stationary or very smooth.
Flashing Lights: 9/10. Motion Sickness: 1/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: A Native American character is played by a white actor. A child feels personal guilt over the death of a parent. The same child is forcibly separated from the other parent.
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Blade: Trinity(2004)
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Blade: Trinity has machine gun fire in dark environments, multiple scenes where the room lights flicker, and a minor strobe effect that happens as people disintegrate, which happens several times. The first scene has an unpredictable, extreme, and pointless strobe effect. There are brief strobe effects in the stylized opening and closing credits.
There is some peril at extreme heights. Outside of some fast camera work during action scenes, all of the camera work in this film is either stationary or very smooth.
Flashing Lights: 10/10. Motion Sickness: 2/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: A lot of blood is shown. Late in the film, three dogs are implied to die, with no resolution of whether or not they actually do.
Image ID: A theatrical poster for Blade: Trinity(2004)
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Blade II(2002)
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Blade II has extreme and constant strobe lights through an extended nightclub scene, during which the scene cuts into and out of the strobe lights very suddenly several times. Various action sequences use machine guns. The title card at the beginning is shown with sudden and unpredictable strobe effects. A few brief moments depict a device that shines an extremely bright light with some flickering.
Most of the camera work in this film is either stationary or very smooth. There is some brief peril at extreme heights. The end fight has some camera movement that is faster than normal.
Flashing Lights: 10/10. Motion Sickness: 3/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: Excessive blood, with practical gore effects. There is an extremely graphic autopsy scene.
Image ID: A theatrical poster for Blade II(2002)
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Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa (2013)
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Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa has a few scenes with colored lights moving rapidly around the room, the second of which is followed by strobe lights in a dance number. The second production company logo at the beginning of the film has rapidly-changing colors. There is a brief shot of an old-fashioned TV, which has minor strobe effects.
There is some handheld camera work in this film, but most of it is either stationary or very smooth. Several scenes take place in moving vehicles.
Flashing Lights: 9/10. Motion Sickness: 4/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: There is some gross-out humor involving fake genitals and feces. People are pranked throughout the film to believe a child is being neglected or otherwise abused. The final prank takes place at a child beauty pageant, during which a boy performs a sexualized dance dressed as a girl.
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Jackass 3D (2010)
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Jackass 3D has very brief rapidly-changing colors during the MTV production company logo. The rest of the film is safe and free of photosensitivity risks.
Most of this film is shot with handheld cameras, with occasional shaking. One sequence has brief moments of simulated zero-gravity.
Flashing Lights: 3/10. Motion Sickness: 5/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: This film has a lot of gross-out humor, most of which involves urine or feces, with a late sequence showing an excessive amount of feces. People vomit and occasionally dry heave on screen as a result nearly every gross-out gag. One sequence involves thousands of bees.
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Jackass Number Two (2006)
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Jackass Number Two has some very mild flickering of light in the second production company logo. When a man’s moan is heard in the third logo, the rest of the film is safe to watch.
Most of this film is shot with handheld cameras, many of which shake occasionally. One sequence takes place on a boat, with heavy rocking.
Flashing Lights: 2/10. Motion Sickness: 7/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: This film shows several real injuries, both how they happen and the aftermath. This includes abrasions, burns, piercings, and animal bites. Two of these injuries cause profuse bleeding. One sequence involves thousands of bees. There is gross-out humor that involves both human and animal feces, and animal reproductive fluid. Multiple people vomit as a result of gross-out gags. There is some cultural insensitivity in this film, with the final stunt being wildly Islamophobic.
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Jackass: The Movie(2002)
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Jackass: The Movie has extreme strobe lights as fireworks are set off in the middle of the night in two separate locations, and during a roller disco segment, immediately following the rocket skates stunt. An early scene has some welding with no warning.
Almost the entire film is shot on handheld cameras, sometimes with shaking as the camera person runs. One camera is mounted on a playground merry-go-round, causing the camera angle to spin for several seconds.
Flashing Lights: 9/10. Motion Sickness: 8/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: This film shows several real and painful injuries, including a close-up of a gash being stitched up. There is excessive gross-out humor involving urine, feces, and vomit. There are instances of cultural insensitivity, and there is one brief joke about suicide.
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South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut(1999)
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South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut has a brief moment of severe strobe effects as a dying character flies through a tunnel. There are very sudden strobe effects that happen twice as a ghost appears, each instance lasting about half a second. A late scene has rapidly-flashing lights from explosions in the middle of a war zone, and bright lights coming from electrical effects.
A character falls through a vortex of fire, and the spinning may be disorienting.
Flashing Lights: 7/10. Motion Sickness: 2/10.
TRIGGER WARNING: A romantic relationship with nearly-constant emotional abuse is depicted. A child vomits several times with little to no warning. Other potential mental health triggers in this film include cartoonish gore, anti-Semitic humor, racist humor including stereotypes and blackface, misogynistic humor, use of the R word, and a suicide by jumping.
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Image ID: A theatrical poster for South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut
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Men(2022)
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WARNING: The trigger warning section of this evaluation at the bottom contains graphic descriptions.
Men has a long sequence late in the film that cuts between indoors and outdoors at night, with almost every outdoors shot having lights flickering off and on.
All of the camera work in this film is either stationary or very smooth, including brief scenes that take place in moving vehicles.
Flashing Lights: 7/10. Motion Sickness: 1/10.
Image ID: A theatrical poster for Men
TRIGGER WARNING: A woman is stalked and gaslit throughout the film, including by multiple people blaming her for a suicide. There is excessive body horror late in the film, including compound fractures, an extremely gory cutting injury, a slow expulsion through the mouth of an object too large to be considered vomit, and three graphic close-ups of vaginal births within minutes of each other.
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