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Marie Antonette's ghost returns to Brooklyn after Socialism's win, reminds us "I am the victim"

Thought, 2025 White charcoal on paper At @thesuetear , closing reception is on Sunday!

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536, A Hagsloitation Mukbang Film Link in bio... #mukbangvideo #mukbangmovie #asmr #Film #cinema #medieval #ireland #witch #horror #feast #carvaggio #johnwaters

Fall under the spell of The Witch’s Gavel, a short-film screening at Anthology Film Archives (@anthologyfilmarchives ) on Monday, May 5 at 7:30 PM. The witching hour-and-a-half of programming includes shorts by: Lydia Kuzak (@unaligned.temple.warrior ) Faith Hubley (@the_hubley_studio ) Sharlene Bamboat (@sissybam ) + Alexis Kyle Mitchell The Wooster Group (@thewoostergroup ) Co-programmed by Afriti Bankwalla and Gabriel Espaillat. Hurlyburly to follow. Ticket link in bio. 🧌🔮🧹✨ Poster by the ever talented Noelle Velez (@hexaphage ) Special thanks to Emily Hubley (@emily_hubley_animation ) and Electronic Arts Intermix (@electronicartsintermix )

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Hellooooo come and gather @heart442broadwaylove October 30 6pm for a very delightful night of mischief!!!! A halloween reading featuring @okwatevr @mackenzie @notmontanajamesthomas @deviantarthaute Followed by a screening of 536 a very sexy film !!!! CREDITS: Directed by Lydia Kuzak @unaligned.temple.warrior Original Screenplay by Kellen MacGregor @k31__13n Cinematography by Tara Shafa @tears.of.gratitude Head Stylist Isabelle Molnar @daughter.issues Starring (in order of appearance) Violet Webster, @crusty_violet Isabelle Molnar and Kellen MacGregor Synopsis Hag horror meets grotesque mukbang in Ireland circa 536 AD (referred to by medieval scholars as “the worst year to be alive”) in this psycho-biddy period piece about three paganesses, a foreign man lost in the forest and a feast appalling enough to shock a Visigoth. Among the many secluded pagan tribes of pre-Christian Ireland, a particularly nasty trio of maiden, Celtic hags encounters a seemingly aimless Anglo-Saxon explorer in their isolated neck of the woods. This unexpected instance of first contact between paganism and Christianity ignites a never-before-kindled fire within the wenches’ untouched loins. Overcome by their newfound libidos, the two stupidest women in medieval Ireland (Isabelle Molnar & Kellen MacGregor) decide to forgo their offering for the Imbolc celebration in exchange for a taste of their manly visitor. Disgusted by these dolts’ foolishness, the smartest woman in medieval Ireland (Violet Webster) conjures Brighid, a highly revered and fearsome deity, to punish her simple underlings for their lecherous folie-à-deux. As the most wretched women in Irish history yearn, glut, bicker, scheme and repent altogether, the future of Ireland’s sovereignty and its pagan traditions rests in their sordidly corrupt hands.

You are invited to our HAGSPLOITATION film screening... 536 August 17th, screening at @kaje.world Doors at 7:30 PM, screening at 8:00 PM 74 15th St, South Slope, Brooklyn, 11215 CREDITS: Directed by Lydia Kuzak @unaligned.temple.warrior Original Screenplay by Kellen MacGregor @k31__13n Cinematography by Tara Shafa @tears.of.gratitude Head Stylist Isabelle Molnar @daughter.issues Starring (in order of appearance) Violet Webster, @crusty_violet Isabelle Molnar and Kellen MacGregor Synopsis: Hag horror meets grotesque mukbang in Ireland circa 536 AD (referred to by medieval scholars as “the worst year to be alive”) in this psycho-biddy period piece about three paganesses, a foreign man lost in the forest and a feast appalling enough to shock a Visigoth. Among the many secluded pagan tribes of pre-Christian Ireland, a particularly nasty trio of maiden, Celtic hags encounters a seemingly aimless Anglo-Saxon explorer in their isolated neck of the woods. This unexpected instance of first contact between paganism and Christianity ignites a never-before-kindled fire within the wenches’ untouched loins. Overcome by their newfound libidos, the two stupidest women in medieval Ireland (Isabelle Molnar & Kellen MacGregor) decide to forgo their offering for the Imbolc celebration in exchange for a taste of their manly visitor. Disgusted by these dolts’ foolishness, the smartest woman in medieval Ireland (Violet Webster) conjures Brighid, a highly revered and fearsome deity, to punish her simple underlings for their lecherous folie-à-deux. As the most wretched women in Irish history yearn, glut, bicker, scheme and repent altogether, the future of Ireland’s sovereignty and its pagan traditions rests in their sordidly corrupt hands.