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Tuesday, October 30, 2018
The Witch in the Window: Ethan by Studio1x
'For all you know... a witch might be living next door to you.'
The Witches, (1990)
Most of us had one.... If you grew up in almost any neighbourhood there was a witch. A least someone that as children, we feared could be. It was usually a woman, but occasionally a man, that solitary widow or old maid, who was always ill tempered and always seemed at odds with their neighbours.
More than anything, they hated children, although you rarely saw them, except out occasionally to tend their garden, you could hear them. You could hear the mutters and complaints about the neighbourhood kids who were loud, who trespassed on their property, who raided their garden or made fun of their haggard appearance, hunched back or crooked nose.
If you weren't already convinced they were a spell caster, there was one sign you couldn't ignore. On those late Autumn nights, when you ran by there un-kept and run down old house, anxious to get home before curfew, they were always there.... That grotesque shadow at he side of the upstairs corner window. That haunting outline of their dark face looking down over the the street. It was always there, no matter what day it was, no matter what time of night, or what time of year. The witch watched down and caught you running by.....every single time.
Now there's a history between witches and windows, a history most in the North East are aware of. Witches usually don't like to be seen, especially through the harsh light of the sun through their window. Usually, the blinds or dark curtains are drawn, at least throughout the day. At night however, their open, for the moonlight and darkness to flow in.
There is such a thing as a witch window, but it's not the windows within the witches domain. Witch windows are in the upstairs room of the fearful and the frightened. Also known as coffin windows, the name comes form the superstition that witches cannot fly their broomsticks through tilted or slanted windows. Sadly these tilted panes of glass never really helped because as well know, where's there's a witch...there's a way.
Now, most of us wouldn't mind if a witch next door if they looked like Ethan. Especially, given his penchant for whipping off his wardrobe, except of course, for his hat and cape and performing his witchery and magic in front of that upstairs window. As you can see, Ethan's a witch who see's his body as his temple, and always wants to be broomstick ready whenever he's called into action. It certainly looks like Ethan's legs and thighs could wrap tightly around that stick for hours....
'Ethan blew my mind. He is so graceful and his body is beyond amazing. We captured so many fantastic shots, they are pure art. Ethan's actually more of a quiet and humble witch, maybe something you may not initially assume given how incredibly dynamic and powerful he becomes in front of the camera.'
Horror Hunks: Ross Lynch in The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
'Wait a minute. How are you gonna quit magic? Go to Witch Watchers?'
Harvey Kinkle
I was a little surprised when I first read that actor Ross Lynch was cast as Harvey Kinkle on the new Netflix series The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. It's not that Lynch isn't incredibly talented, he is. In addition to acting, Lynch is also a singer, songwriter and musician, his early fame arose from his role as one of the founding members of the pop rock group R5.
Although completely adorable, I also never pictured Harvey as a blonde, especially given Sabrina seemed to own blond in most the versions of the cartoon I have seen. But... Lynch darkened up for the role, looking like the perfect All-American boy next door and high school sweet heart of our resident teen witch.
All-American boy next door however, was a role I sort of felt Lynch was attempting to put in his past. After a string of Disney projects, including one of the leads on the series Austin & Ally and roles in Disney's Teen Beach series of movies, Lynch took on a darker role after finishing his role on Austin and Ally.
You can't get much darker than Jeffrey Dahmer and that's exactly the role Lynch took on shed his Disney skin in last years 'My Friend Dalmer.' Lynch got great reviews for his performance and critics thought director Marc Meyers, and Lynch's performance, did a great job in humanizing Dahmer, without minimizing any of his monstrousness,
'It almost worked like clockwork.I was fresh out of Disney, and I was ready to go for the next project. The script came out of nowhere. I was asked, "Do you know who Jeffrey Dahmer is?" And I said, "No." And my agent said, "Well, there’s this script going around. And you would be good in it." And of course, I got the comment, "You kind of look like him." Which is unfortunate—but fortunate at the same time, because obviously I got the role.'.
Ross Lynch, GQ
Lynch's appeal isn't hampered by the fact he seems to like to hang out in towels and tight whities that friends and family post on-line.
Lynch's talent as an actor is evident even playing the All-American Harvey. Although part boy next door, Lynch's Harvey has a past, one in which means he has demons of own battle. Harvey is sweet and adorable, but the edge Lynch brings to his work seems just under the surface, ready to arise if his demons return.
My Friend Dahmer (2017)
Son Of A Witch: Holden by Studio 1x
'There are more of us than you think....'
Holden by Studio1x
'Laugh and the world laughs with you Cackle maniacally and people back away from you slowly...very slowly'
'The moon has awoken with the sleep of the sun. The light has been broken, the spell has begun.'
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