Dear self - you do not need another vampire fandom

[mhalachai]

Okay, I get it. I like vampires. I totally dig them. However, now that I am back from seeing Twilight, I absolutely do not need to write a post-movie Twilight/Anita Blake crossover in which Federal Marshal Blake comes to Forks to solve those "animal" killings and realizes that she's met one of those daywalking Cullens before. Anita/Alice for the epic-tastic win.

Most of all, the image of Esme playing "mom" with Rosaline and Alice at a school mother-daughter movie night is melting my brain. I'm so screwed.

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In other news, I'm looking forward to the release of the Pomegranate SmartPhone. Some say it's the next iPhone. Check out some of the apps, they're killer.

*sips this delicious cup of coffee*

Comments

[sparrowsverse.livejournal.com]

But, but, vampire fandoms are fun!!!

In fact, I shall you give the other vampire fandom that does not include vampire detectives! The HBO vampire series that's on or was on. True Blood. Quirky southern waitress and vampires. :D how can it go wrong?

[mhalachaiswords.livejournal.com]

They are fun, but I already have so many. Buffy. Anita Blake. Kindred the Embraced. I'm sure there are others. Esp. if you count the Wraith from SGA as crazy space vampires. Oh, and I'm a fan of the True Blood books, and also the Blood books by Tanya Huff. Too many vampires.

Although I can't get this silly movie out of my head. It was such a lovely movie. He *sparkled*. It was so *high school*.

[sparrowsverse.livejournal.com]

There is never enough vampire fandom. *nodnod*

I saw the movie on sunday. I saw the sparkle too! Loved the imagery and effects. And the head vamp of the family, Carlise, he was the jerky football jock from Can't Hardly Wait. :D I squee'd when I saw that. *grins*

Always interested to see what the plotbunnies come up with from you. :D

[mhalachaiswords.livejournal.com]

The movie did give me a bit of vertigo, with the camera work. But otherwise it was very interesting and kept me into the story. Of course, I was giggling a little the whole time, but it was awesome. You're the second person to mention Can't Hardly Wait. I'll have to look into that baby.

The plot bunnies are rampant. It's a little scary.

[sparrowsverse.livejournal.com]

Can't Hardly Wait (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0127723/) was the teen movie before the American Pie craze. :D It is full of awesomeness and Seth Green.

Also, not sure if you've seen this yet, but m15m reviewed the Twilight film. (http://community.livejournal.com/m15m/19551.html) Full of awesomesauce!

BELLA: We're gonna be all right, pet cactus. We're gonna be all right.
- Only a taste of the review. *giggles*

As for plotbunnies, I have no room to comment on plotbunnies. They've taken me in the direction of bandom/fandom/RPS fics...yet I am churning the stories out, so while happy, it's an odd 'wtf' moment too. lol So go write crack Twilight/Anita Blake, me and my horde of sparkly purple plotbunnies of DOOM! eagerly await whatever you come up with. :D

[mhalachaiswords.livejournal.com]

I actually read the m15m review of Twilight before I decided to go to the film. It's what sold me on the experience as vitally necessary. Well, that and the speedo-stuffing slide show.

It's been a while since I've been stoked by the idea of a new fandom. Even though it's totally cracked, I like it. Plotbunnies are fun like that :D