thrasherpix
Scooby
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For anyone interested, I thought I'd leave this here...
I think she's a good actress...she can be hilarious at times (though I can understand why her valley girl persona in other characters grate on people, though I find it funny, and her positive affirmations, that a mind could even think of some of those...). I think if I were a talent scout for a movie company, I'd try to recruit her.
But in this one she plays a more sinister character. I personally liked where she paused to squirm and control her breathing as if trying to keep her self-control against feeding on you while trying to lead you away ("...dangerous people here...I'll take you somewhere safe...where no one will find you...").
Other nice touches were like her getting you closer in the rain under her umbrella to share with you, and then backing away, trying to lure you into the shadows. She tries to be as gender neutral as possible so that she could be talking to a man or woman.
What was most amazing is that even though this was a vid, I got the impression she really was staring at my neck (another bit she threw in there). I found it oddly relaxing, but laughed at that, almost dropping the laptop (probably no point in watching this on a phone--but is anything meant to be immersive?) as it slid down onto my throat while I was laughing at myself, and then I readjusted it so my neck felt safer.
It's about a half-hour.
I think she's a good actress...she can be hilarious at times (though I can understand why her valley girl persona in other characters grate on people, though I find it funny, and her positive affirmations, that a mind could even think of some of those...). I think if I were a talent scout for a movie company, I'd try to recruit her.
But in this one she plays a more sinister character. I personally liked where she paused to squirm and control her breathing as if trying to keep her self-control against feeding on you while trying to lead you away ("...dangerous people here...I'll take you somewhere safe...where no one will find you...").
Other nice touches were like her getting you closer in the rain under her umbrella to share with you, and then backing away, trying to lure you into the shadows. She tries to be as gender neutral as possible so that she could be talking to a man or woman.
What was most amazing is that even though this was a vid, I got the impression she really was staring at my neck (another bit she threw in there). I found it oddly relaxing, but laughed at that, almost dropping the laptop (probably no point in watching this on a phone--but is anything meant to be immersive?) as it slid down onto my throat while I was laughing at myself, and then I readjusted it so my neck felt safer.
It's about a half-hour.