Nov. 17th, 2011

calliopes_pen: (jkpolk mine evil laugh Master)
This is for whoever is assigned to write for me for Yuletide. Thank you for signing up!

Here are my requests:

-Dark Shadows (1966)

"A support group for vampires, witches, former ghosts, and assorted creatures that go bump in the night. Anyone who doesn't know the past of, say, Quentin, Angelique, or Barnabas may be in for a shock."

Make it as funny or disturbing as you wish. Would there be arguments between those who remember things a different way than the others there? If Julia or Roger can be worked into the story, that would be great. I’d love to see their reactions to an all out fight about each person’s past. Maybe even Roger’s realization that he married a witch years ago, since I don’t believe he ever realized Angelique was Cassandra.

-My Best Friend Is A Vampire

“Upon spotting the blood in Jeremy’s fridge, his parents briefly think he might be a serial killer. Or some sort of artist, because that simply must be red paint. Bit of a Sunnydale resident mentality when you think of it.”

Something humorous would be great, and if you can somehow work in the vampires Modoc and Professor Leopold McCarthy to have a discussion with them compounded with misunderstandings, that would be great. I loved those two.

-Ghostbusters

"Gozer was only temporarily defeated. What if another portal was situated elsewhere—what if it was an overlooked spot in the Firehouse, or the next place Dana finds a job, long before she makes her way to the museum? More terror dogs come to take possession of human hosts (Peter or Ray? Dana again?). Without four people to wield proton packs as they did with Gozer the last time, how bleak do things become? As things come to a head, and they are embroiled in supernatural drama from jobs piling up, are they able to keep Gozer from winning this time?"

I seem to have a thing for apocalyptic Ghostbusters scenarios where one of them gets possessed. Could be set six months to a year following the first movie. Have fun with it, work in humor even in when things are at their darkest, and I’ll probably be fine with it. This is one of my favorite fandoms. I don’t have to have a pairing involved in the story, but if you need to work with pairings, I’m fine with Peter/Dana, or Egon/Janine.

-Super Dictionary

“Robin must team up with either a confused Green Lantern, or someone else from within the pages of the Super Dictionary. Together, they will foil a plan to steal not 40 cakes, by Lex Luthor…but 100 fruit cakes. And that’s terrible.”

If you come up with a better or stranger thing for Lex Luthor to steal, by all means go wild with this. It’s not set in stone. I just want it as crack-addled as the Superdictionary, so have fun. Robin frequently tripping over rope as people try to tie him up, Lex dragging wagons of pastries away in plain sight, whatever you want. If you wanted to do a crossover where the Hostess fruit pies (which were in Marvel Comics ads) get stolen, that would be fine, as well.

My likes and dislikes, copied from a Yuletide letter I wrote a few years back: I’m fine with fanfic that’s a bit of a darker tone, so long as it doesn’t go into PWP, BDSM, rape, or incest territories. I love fanfic with snark and humor.

I am equally fine with gen, het, or slash, as long as it isn’t what I mentioned above. If you want to do anything pairing free, that is fine with me. For me, the characterization is the most important aspect of the story, and it doesn’t matter whether it’s humor or angst or somewhere in between--so just do your best. Use your own judgment for what works from the prompts I’ve provided, and I’m sure I’ll love it.

Again I say thank you for writing something for me, whoever you are.
calliopes_pen: (jkpolk mine evil laugh Master)
This is for whoever is assigned to write for me for Yuletide. Thank you for signing up!

Here are my requests:

-Dark Shadows (1966)

"A support group for vampires, witches, former ghosts, and assorted creatures that go bump in the night. Anyone who doesn't know the past of, say, Quentin, Angelique, or Barnabas may be in for a shock."

Make it as funny or disturbing as you wish. Would there be arguments between those who remember things a different way than the others there? If Julia or Roger can be worked into the story, that would be great. I’d love to see their reactions to an all out fight about each person’s past. Maybe even Roger’s realization that he married a witch years ago, since I don’t believe he ever realized Angelique was Cassandra.

-My Best Friend Is A Vampire

“Upon spotting the blood in Jeremy’s fridge, his parents briefly think he might be a serial killer. Or some sort of artist, because that simply must be red paint. Bit of a Sunnydale resident mentality when you think of it.”

Something humorous would be great, and if you can somehow work in the vampires Modoc and Professor Leopold McCarthy to have a discussion with them compounded with misunderstandings, that would be great. I loved those two.

-Ghostbusters

"Gozer was only temporarily defeated. What if another portal was situated elsewhere—what if it was an overlooked spot in the Firehouse, or the next place Dana finds a job, long before she makes her way to the museum? More terror dogs come to take possession of human hosts (Peter or Ray? Dana again?). Without four people to wield proton packs as they did with Gozer the last time, how bleak do things become? As things come to a head, and they are embroiled in supernatural drama from jobs piling up, are they able to keep Gozer from winning this time?"

I seem to have a thing for apocalyptic Ghostbusters scenarios where one of them gets possessed. Could be set six months to a year following the first movie. Have fun with it, work in humor even in when things are at their darkest, and I’ll probably be fine with it. This is one of my favorite fandoms. I don’t have to have a pairing involved in the story, but if you need to work with pairings, I’m fine with Peter/Dana, or Egon/Janine.

-Super Dictionary

“Robin must team up with either a confused Green Lantern, or someone else from within the pages of the Super Dictionary. Together, they will foil a plan to steal not 40 cakes, by Lex Luthor…but 100 fruit cakes. And that’s terrible.”

If you come up with a better or stranger thing for Lex Luthor to steal, by all means go wild with this. It’s not set in stone. I just want it as crack-addled as the Superdictionary, so have fun. Robin frequently tripping over rope as people try to tie him up, Lex dragging wagons of pastries away in plain sight, whatever you want. If you wanted to do a crossover where the Hostess fruit pies (which were in Marvel Comics ads) get stolen, that would be fine, as well.

My likes and dislikes, copied from a Yuletide letter I wrote a few years back: I’m fine with fanfic that’s a bit of a darker tone, so long as it doesn’t go into PWP, BDSM, rape, or incest territories. I love fanfic with snark and humor.

I am equally fine with gen, het, or slash, as long as it isn’t what I mentioned above. If you want to do anything pairing free, that is fine with me. For me, the characterization is the most important aspect of the story, and it doesn’t matter whether it’s humor or angst or somewhere in between--so just do your best. Use your own judgment for what works from the prompts I’ve provided, and I’m sure I’ll love it.

Again I say thank you for writing something for me, whoever you are.
calliopes_pen: (ch_photoshopped gonna call)
Yuletide sign-ups are open until Sunday. Your Dear Yuletide letter links should go here. I’ve finished with the signing up process for Yuletide. I put that I was willing to write: My Best Friend Is A Vampire, Fright Night, Ghostbusters, The Last Unicorn, and Back to the Future. And for my Bucket List where I would be willing to write any character, I picked The Addams Family (1991), Shrek, Van Helsing, and The Librarian. At the last second, I decided not to include Big Trouble In Little China.

William Shatner has a PSA on how not to deep fry a turkey—it’s called Eat, Fry, Love.

The original Fright Night is available for pre-order on Blu-Ray.

The 10 Greatest Batman Villains Of All Time.

Den of Geek talks about the things that could go massively, hysterically wrong with a Doctor Who movie. “Nicholas Cage as the Master” would be a scary choice, for all the wrong reasons.

First official image from the Doctor Who Christmas special. Here are Children In Need promo pics.

A single page from John Byrne’s original Death of the Phoenix art sold for $65,725.

Preview for the next episode (Lamia) of Merlin.

Alex Kingston on last night’s The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson.
calliopes_pen: (ch_photoshopped gonna call)
Yuletide sign-ups are open until Sunday. Your Dear Yuletide letter links should go here. I’ve finished with the signing up process for Yuletide. I put that I was willing to write: My Best Friend Is A Vampire, Fright Night, Ghostbusters, The Last Unicorn, and Back to the Future. And for my Bucket List where I would be willing to write any character, I picked The Addams Family (1991), Shrek, Van Helsing, and The Librarian. At the last second, I decided not to include Big Trouble In Little China.

William Shatner has a PSA on how not to deep fry a turkey—it’s called Eat, Fry, Love.

The original Fright Night is available for pre-order on Blu-Ray.

The 10 Greatest Batman Villains Of All Time.

Den of Geek talks about the things that could go massively, hysterically wrong with a Doctor Who movie. “Nicholas Cage as the Master” would be a scary choice, for all the wrong reasons.

First official image from the Doctor Who Christmas special. Here are Children In Need promo pics.

A single page from John Byrne’s original Death of the Phoenix art sold for $65,725.

Preview for the next episode (Lamia) of Merlin.

Alex Kingston on last night’s The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson.
calliopes_pen: (00mina time lord skill investigating)
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I pretty much hated most Disney related movies growing up, due to the happy endings and songs. I would put it on mute the second anyone started to sing. So I'm going to say my favorite Disney movie was one that was a tv movie, which they disavow all knowledge of: Mr. Boogedy, and its sequel Bride of Boogedy.

Return to Oz is up there, too, even if it was scarring when I was small.
calliopes_pen: (00mina time lord skill investigating)
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I pretty much hated most Disney related movies growing up, due to the happy endings and songs. I would put it on mute the second anyone started to sing. So I'm going to say my favorite Disney movie was one that was a tv movie, which they disavow all knowledge of: Mr. Boogedy, and its sequel Bride of Boogedy.

Return to Oz is up there, too, even if it was scarring when I was small.

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