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In 1923, The Vampire Lestat takes Hollywood by storm as a monstrous sex symbol for the black-and-white era. When his career ends in mysterious tragedy, his legend fades, though a few devoted fans still carry the torch.
Decades later, jaded movie star Louis de Pointe du Lac agrees to upload his consciousness to a high tech computer program, in efforts to remake the 1935 swashbuckler classic Blood Reverie. But things get all too real when he meets his villainous “co-star”, an AI copy of Lestat de Lioncourt who seems more interested in wooing Louis than fighting him. You cannot script a hurricane.
Black Mirror “Hotel Reverie” AU
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25 Jun 2026
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“There’s something wrong with you, Paul. You must realise that.”
Or, 1968 woes.
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12 Nov 2025
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love love love this - the imagery of the last scene is especially gorgeous
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Waiting By An Open Door by Femme (femmequixotic), noeon (noe) for bixgirl1
Fandoms: Harry Potter - J. K. Rowling
13 Aug 2017
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Draco starts following Potterwatch secretly during the War. He wishes Potter would come save him too. But that sort of thing only happens in fairy tales, and Malfoys don't get fairy tale endings, do they?
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Eddie didn’t text back in the 20 seconds Buck spent staring at his phone, which was no surprise. There wasn’t any response while he drove to the station, either, but that made perfect sense. Eddie was working today, and he was probably rushing to get there just like Buck was.
Buck wasn’t in the mood to stare at his phone all day, jumping out of his skin at every notification, so he removed the temptation and, in a spurt of newfound maturity, left his phone in his locker for the duration of his shift.
But there was no text when he checked around lunchtime, or when they got a lull after dinner. Or in the morning when his shift was over.
All of that he could easily rationalize away, but after four tortuous days, Buck accepted the fact that he’d been ghosted.
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“Eddie,” Buck breathes, laughing humorlessly, his voice wet and thick. “If we sat here and-- and went through the list of things I want…” his hands gesture aimlessly. “We’d-- be here all night.”
Eddie nods, catching Buck’s eyes again. “Maybe-- we start with mine, then.”
The space between them feels charged with static, like the second before the thunder finally rumbles.
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Eddie’s finally choosing to be better-- finally choosing joy. He just needs a push or two in the right direction, first.
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10 Feb 2026