Henry (Kyle Brock) works with his parents (Gladys McKee and Ralph Brydon) at their family circus, but desires to run away and join real life. At the next performance, after Henry and his mother have a heated argument, Henry's mother collapses and is taken to the hospital. Ten days later, while Henry is staying with his aunt, he finds that the doctors determine that Henry's mother requires an operation, and Henry can only blame himself for the situation. That night, he wakes up in a dream-like state and leaves his building to find three performers outside. As they try to perform for Henry, a shadow encroaches on the area and two of the performers are consumed by it. The third performer, Valentina (Sara Barry), a juggler, helps to quickly direct Hnry to safety through the use of magical flying books. He learns they are in the City of Light which is slowly being consumed by shadows, causing its widely-varied citizens to flee. Soon Henry is mistaken for the Prince. He and Valentina are taken to the Prime Minister (Brydon). He explains that the Prince from the Land of Shadow stole a charm from the City of Light, leaving their White Queen (McKee) in a state of unnatural sleep and the City vulnerable to the Shadows. Henry notes the resemblance of the Queen and Minister to his mother and father, and offers to help recover the charm along with Valentina. They are unaware their actions are being watched by the Queen of Shadows (also McKee) who has mistaken Henry as the Prince of the Land of Shadows.
Henry and Valentina attempt to stay ahead of the shadows as they follow clues to the charm, learning that it is called "MirrorMask". Henry discovers that by looking through the windows of the buildings, he can see into his bedroom in the real world, through the drawings of windows that he created and hung on the wall of his room. He discovers that a doppelganger of himself is living there and behaving radically different from him. The doppelganger soon becomes aware of his presence in the drawings and begins to destroy them, causing parts of the fantasy world to collapse. Valentina betrays Henry to the Queen of Shadows in exchange for a large reward of jewels. The Queen's servants warp Henry's mind so he will believe he is the Prince of Shadows. Valentina has a change of heart and returns to the Queen's palace, and helps Henry to break the spell on him. They search the Prince's room, and Henry discovers the MirrorMask hidden in the Prince's mirror. They flee the castle with the charm.
As they escape to Valentina's flying tower, Henry realizes that his doppelganger in the real world is the Prince of Shadows, who had used the MirrorMask to step through the windows in Henry's drawings. The Prince destroys the rest of the drawings in Henry's room, preventing Henry from returning, and Henry and Valentina disappear in the collapsed world. The Prince takes the drawings to the building's roof to disperse the shreds into the wind, but discovers one more drawing Henry had made on the back of the roof door. Henry successfully returns to the real world, sending the Prince back to his realm. At the same time, the White Queen finally awakens and the two Cities are restored to their natural balance.
Henry returns to his apartment to learn that his mother's operation was successful; Henry returns to happily help at the circus. Sometime later, Henry becomes fascinated by a girl, strongly resembling Valentina, who wants to be a juggler for the circus.
Seth is a shy, unassuming young man. After suffering a small breakdown in front of his peers at a local park, he is given a neurological examination by Dr. Cornelia Wilbur, a psychologist. Seth admits to having blackouts and fears they are getting worse. Dr. Wilbur theorizes that the incidents are a kind of hysteria, all related to a deeper problem. She asks Seth to return at a later date for more counseling.
Later that evening, Dr. Wilbur receives a late night call from someone who identifies himself as Victor and says Seth is about to jump out a hotel window. Dr. Wilbur rescues Seth, who denies knowing Victor. Suddenly Seth becomes hysterical and begins speaking like a little boy. This little boy introduces himself as Peter, and Wilbur realizes that Seth is suffering from dissociative identity disorder.
Victor introduces himself to Wilbur at the next session. Victor, who knows everything about the other personalities, tells Wilbur about some of them, including Mark, who is suicidal and wants to kill Seth, and Vincent, who plays the piano although Seth never learned.
Over the weeks, each of the personalities introduce themselves to Wilbur. At the same time, the personality Vincent falls in love with Seth's beautiful neighbor named Rebecca.
Wilbur finally explains to Seth about the other personalities. As proof, Wilbur plays the session's tape to allow Seth to hear their voices, but when a voice that sounds like how Seth's mother Hattie speaks, Rudy, an infant personality, emerges. Wilbur is unable to communicate with the pre-verbal child and must wait until Seth returns.
Life becomes more chaotic for Seth as the other personalities grow stronger. The personalities make Dr. Wilbur a Christmas card, but Seth made everything purple, a color that frightens Peter. Dr. Wilbur hypnotizes Victor and asks about the purple. Victor relates a memory of a time Seth's mother locked young Seth in the wheat bin in the barn. Thinking he was smothering, Seth used his purple crayon to scratch on the inside of the bin so someone would know he had been there.
Vincent invites Rebecca and her son Matthew to have Christmas dinner, after which Rebecca spends the night in Seth's apartment. Seth has a nightmare and awakens as Mark, who tries to throw himself off the roof. Rebecca rescues him and calls Wilbur. Soon afterwards, Rebecca moves away, crushing both Seth and Vincent. Once again confronted with his diagnosis, Seth attempts to convince Wilbur that he has in fact been faking all of the other personalities the entire time and denies that multiple personalities exist within him.
Wilbur goes in search of Seth's father, who mentions that Seth's mother Hattie was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, but denies that she ever abused Seth. Wilbur also seeks out Seth's pediatrician. The doctor gives Wilbur a frightening account of extensive scarring he found while treating Seth for a bladder problem. Finally, Wilbur visits the old Donovan house, where she discovers the green kitchen Seth's selves have described many times. She also finds the purple crayon scratches inside the wheat bin. She takes them back to New York City to prove all the memories really happened.
Dr. Wilbur drives Sybil back to Willow Corners, which triggers Peter to spill out the horrific abuse he suffered at his mother's hands. After Peter exhausts himself, Seth emerges, remembering everything that Peter has just said. Finally he is able to express his rage against his mother.
Dr. Wilbur hypnotizes Seth to introduce him to the other personalities. Seth, who has always been frightened of Peter, meets him at last and is surprised that he is only a little boy. Seth embraces a weeping Peter. A voiceover from Dr. Wilbur explains that after this incident, Seth recovered his memories and went on to live a full and happy life.
Male Personalities
1. Vincent: Holds Seth's musical abilities, plays the piano and helps Seth pursue a romantic relationship with Rebecca. He's a young boy, possibly 12 years old (that's what Rebecca says and Vincent does not dispute). He comes from a little town in Wisconsin, Seth's home.
2. Victor: 18 year old who speaks French, a very strong, sophisticated and mature personality who knows about and has insight into all the other personalities, though Seth does not. (states age when he is looking in the mirror at his doctor's home). Victor grew up in France and his mother still lives there by the time he goes to the psychiatrist.
3. Peter: 9 year old who speaks like a little boy. Holds Seth's artistic abilities, often appears while crying hysterically due to Seth's fears. He has many misconceptions; for instance, he does not know that he is in New York City and, instead, thinks he is in the small town in which Seth grew up. Peter feels the greatest trauma from his mom's abuse, often feeling sad/depressed and unable to find happiness. His biggest fears include the green kitchen, purple, Christmas, and explosions.
4. Mark: dresses in funeral attire and constantly has suicidal thoughts and attempts suicide. Supposedly tried to kill Seth in the Harlem hotel but was stopped by Victor. He thinks the end of the world is coming, but what he really fears is the end of Seth.
5. Michael: is Seth's memory of his grandfather; he speaks, walks and acts like a grandfather, and is anxious to meet Seth's grandfather.
6. Nicholas: who kept waiting for the end of the world and was afraid of Armageddon. He's a product of Seth's dad's religious fantasies.
7. Rudy: Around 6 years old. He's one of Seth's less developed selves, a baby in fact. When Seth hears his mom's voice, he is so terrified that he regresses into Rudy, an alter that parallels Seth as a helpless, regressive, pre-verbal baby.
8. Clarence: Around 8–9 years old. No info given.
9. Ethan: Around 13–14 years old. No info given.
10. Matthew: Around 10–11 years old. No info given.
11. Stephen: Around 5–6 years old. Very shy.
Female Personalities
1. Mildred: built the shelf in the top of Seth's closet to hide Victor's paintings, which he does at night. She and Sylvia want to know if they can still get a baby from a boy like mommy did even though they are in Seth's (a male's) body. She's around 9–10 years old.
2. Sylvia: wants to be just like her father, loves football. She's around 15 years old
Max (Kyle Brock) is an awkward, lonely young man who had a troubled childhood due to his "lazy eye" which caused him to feel abnormal and out of place. As a little boy, Max's mother takes him to an eye doctor, who suggests that Max wear an eye patch to correct his vision. Unfortunately, this only encourages the other children to make fun of him, most notably on their first day of school, when one of his fellow students asks him if he is a pirate. He has very few social interactions with people throughout his life with his only "true friend" being a glass-encased doll named Sid made by his mother and given to Max for his birthday. After presenting him with the gift, his mother tells him, "If you can't find a friend, make one."
As an adult, Max works at a Veterinary Hospital assisting with surgeries in a lower-class section of Los Angeles. Max's optometrist fixes his lazy eye, first with eye glasses, then with a special form of contact lens. As Max attempts to interact with the people around him, he sees Adeline (Alexia Fast), a local florist, around town and begins to follow her. He times his visits to the local laundromat and his lunch breaks with hers in order to meet up with her so he can watch her. The seemingly perfect girl, Adeline gets to know Max when he finally manages to get the courage to walk up and introduce himself to her, and when he tells her that he's weird, she replies, "That's okay. I like weird". Max has a fixation on hers hands, which he considers to be the most attractive part of her, and Adeline seems to find him attractive as well. They start dating and Adeline teaches Max to smoke cigarettes, teasing him when she realizes he has never smoked before. She gives him her pack of her cigarettes and tells him to 'practice'. At the same time, Max's gay colleague Paul (Eka Darville) who works as the receptionist at the vet clinic, begins to show an attraction to Max, while at the same time poking fun at him for his oddness. One day while Max is feeling especially low, he makes a random remark that Paul has a beautiful neck. Paul then gives his pet cat Lupe to Mars, ostensibly because of his "b***h" landlord's new rules not to have pets around.
One day, Adeline shows him a film he made for his university titled Jack and Jill. The black-and-white silent film reveals a story of two young lovers who go on a picnic and end up eating each other. Max becomes clearly aroused by the blatant cannibalism in the film and, during what started as an intense session of making out, gets carried away and bites Adeline on the lip, causing her to bleed profusely. Adeline is finally disturbed by Max's strange personality and leaves. Max feels guilty and blames his doll Sid (who frightened Adeline upon viewing him) for encouraging him to make bad choices. He shouts at him and shoves him in the cupboard.
Max then inquires about working at a school for disabled children, specifically for looking after the blind children he saw playing in the park near his workplace. He is especially interested in a lonely girl named Petey David, who he feels he can identify with. The little girl also likes Max so she gives him an ashtray made of clay with Mars' name carved into the center of it. At about this time, Max finally gives in to Paul's wiles and starts a romantic affair with him.
After Adeline stops calling him, Max goes to her house and accidentally overhears her and a friend calling him a loony and saying she's glad she could get rid of him. Heartbroken, Max goes to see Paul only to find that he's with another guy. Returning home, Max is totally miserable and when Lupe refuses to come near him, he becomes enraged and throws the clay ashtray at the cat, striking her on the head and killing her. Over time, Max further isolates himself in his apartment becoming more and more delusional, thinking that his doll Sid is talking to him through a series of crackles from her glass case (shades of 'Repulsion'). Soon, Max tries to phone Adeline, which she does not pick up. Max thinks that this somehow signifies that Sid is jealous of Adeline and does not want Max to be near her.
Later, he goes to the school for blind kids and shows them Sid, his doll, telling them that that is his best friend. The children cannot see it, so they want to touch. Mars tries to keep the doll away (as Sid is delicate) and struggles with the kids until the doll falls and the glass case shatters into pieces all around the floor. The children begin to crawl about looking for the doll, and the glass cuts into their hands and knees. Mars also gets down on the floor to rescue Sid, cutting himself in the process. He is covered in not only his blood, but the blood of the children as well.
Carrying the now-destroyed, blood-covered Sid, Max returns home. He is devastated at all the things that have happened to him. He even scratches his irritated eyes, and they begin to bleed from the contact lenses in them. Suddenly, he realizes that the people he had known as her friends were not friends at all; there were only parts of them that he considered 'friends'. He simply comes to the conclusion that a perfect friend can only be made of all the perfect parts of the people he thought were his friends.
The following day, Max is sitting on a bench at a local bus stop when a punk girl named Bianca (Paloma Kwiatkowski) sits besides him and begins talking to him. She becomes interested in his odd remarks about people not being entirely perfect but only having perfect "parts". Mars doesn't like her at first, but then says he likes the tattoo she has on her arm. They go to Max's apartment and Bianca begins flirting with him. When she goes to the freezer to get ice, she finds the cat's corpse wrapped in plastic wrap. Flabbergasted, she begins to panic and calls Max a freak, infuriating him; he stabs her in the head with a pair of scissors.
On Halloween night, Max dresses up in a homemade costume similar to Sid's suit, along with straightening his hair out as well as putting on white facial powder, making his face pasty white. He rents a large ice cooler hooked up to a dolly, and goes out. Max first goes over to Paul's house.
At Paul's house, Max and Paul carry on a normal conversation about work until Mars pulls out a couple of scalpels that he stole from the animal hospital and puts them in each side of Paul's neck. Paul laughs at him, thinking this is a joke and stating that he knows that Max would never hurt him until Mars suddenly slashes his neck, much to Paul's astonishment before dying.
A little later, Angus, Paul's other lover, arrives at the house, irritated at Max's presence. Max admires his legs and asks his to turn around for him. Angus accepts, but not without calling him a freak and making derisive comments about his and Paul's previous relationship. After this, Max stabs him on both sides of his head.
Lastly, Mars goes to Adeline's house. When he arrives there, he finds that Adeline is with another guy named Hunter who lets Max come in, much to Adeline's annoyance. They sit at the table, and Mars asks Adeline to touch his face. Adaline refuses, something which leads into a discussion between Max and Hunter, who tells him that Adeline is his now. Finally, he lets Adeline touch Max. She indignantly pokes Max's forehead, at which point Max stabs Hunter in the neck. Adeline walks back and screams in horror, but Max stabs her in the stomach.
Back at home, Max starts designing his "new friend", which is a Frankenstein-esque life-sized rag doll made from his deceased friends who's body parts he keeps in the cooler he's carrying around. He uses Bianca's arms, Paul's neck, Adeline's hands, Angus' legs, Hunter's ears, and Lupe's fur, to substitute hair. The head and torso are simply different scraps of fabric stitched together and stuffed, while the other appendages are finally sewn together. Max then changes out of his Sid costume, washes himself off, and reverts back to his old child-like personality.
Once the macabre doll, named Sam is finished, he realizes that Sam can't actually see him. In a rush of misery, he gouges out his right eye (the lazy one) with the scissors. Crying in pain, he puts it on the head of Sam and sobbingly begs for the toy to look at him. Exasperated and in pain, Max leans his head against Sam's shoulder. Max sees his friend suddenly come to life and touch his face lovingly, with Adeline's treasured hands. Max smiles.
Minister Rob Tyler and his wife Jill Tyler adopt two children, Louis and Erica. Erica is a sweet and timid child, while Louis seems to come across as being the same. However, Louis soon displays outbursts of violent rage for no apparent reason, affecting his behavior and interaction with others. At first, some of his violent acts (such as killing a clutch of baby birds and attacking Erica while she sleeps) go unnoticed, but when it progresses to tearing his room apart and stabbing the family dog with a needle, Rob and Jill sense something is wrong. They attempt to ask Hanna Doris, the children's caseworker, about anything in Louis' past that might explain it, but Doris hides behind confidentiality laws and only suggests that Rob and Jill bring the children back if they're unable to handle them.
Following an equally disturbing incident in which Louis fondles his grandmother, Rob and Jill take him to a psychologist, but he puts on a good show while there, convincing him that there's nothing wrong. A short time later, Jill notices fresh bruises on Erica, and though she's initially scared to say anything, he gets her to admit that it was Louis who inflicted them, though these are relatively minute compared to his next episode, where he smashes Erica's head on the concrete basement floor, landing her in the emergency room.
At this point, Doris finally admits the truth about the children's past: after receiving a concerned phone call, she rescued the children from an abusive and neglectful home, which was one of the worst she'd seen. Although Erica was in bad shape, it was nothing compared to the condition Louis was found in, and no adults were present at the time (their biological mother was hospitalized with pneumonia, while their biological father was presumably off on a drunken bender).
Doris then reveals that the children have an older biological sister named Stephanie, whom she and Jill track down at a topless bar. After sitting down with them, Stephanie, a bitter young woman, has a harrowing story of her own to tell: she was sexually abused by her father as a child, and after she began fighting back, he turned his attention over to Louis (who was just a baby at the time and Erica having not been born yet), thus explaining the root of his violent behavior.
After yet another violent incident in which Louis cuts a classmate with a shard of glass, Rob and Jill pay another visit to Doris, who reveals that she had previously moved the children from foster home to foster home, hoping that something would work for them. She then gives the couple a book called Kids Who Kill, and after reading it, Jill describes it as "chilling" and feeling like it was a perfect description of Louis. It is at this point that Doris suggests a controversial treatment method for Catherine: holding therapy, which is practiced by the book's author, Dr. Rosemary Myers. Rob feels as though Louis is a lost cause and suggests they just keep Erica, but Jill reminds him that "God gave us these children for a reason" and that they have to do whatever they can to help Louis.
After traveling to the clinic, Dr. Myers examines Louis, and though he initially tries to put on the same act that he did for the last therapist, Dr. Myers uses reverse psychology to get Louis to admit his past acts of violence. Afterward, she tells Rob and Jill that they have "a very sick little boy", and the lack of an opportunity for bonding after Louis was born left her with an inability to attach. She offers to try and help Louis, but acknowledges it can go either way.
During their first holding therapy session (which involves Rob, Jill and Dr. Myers holding Louise down while Dr. Myers deliberately provokes his rage), things start out well, but Jill senses it's going too far. However, Dr. Myers reminds Jill that she needs to trust her, and the session resumes, ending successfully after an enraged Louis admits a desire to re-enact her past acts of violence with the three of them, giving them a glimpse of the pain underneath her rage. While the procedure normally takes place over a 6-week period, Dr. Myers realizes that Rob and Jill need to get home to Erica (who is in the care of Rob's parents while they're away) and believes the couple can successfully conduct the sessions at home, so she gives them permission to do so.
However, shortly before their return home, another disturbed child named Justin starts a fire at the hotel, and when Louis is inadvertently left alone in the room during the evacuation, it sets off an apparent feeling of panic in him, culminating in an incident where he tries to stab Rob with a knife concealed inside his teddy bear as he sleeps, but is caught in the nick of time.
Returning home, the couple discusses the prospect of being separated from one another to give Louis individual bonding time with each parent, and though initially uncertain, they agree it's best in order to allow him a chance to heal. As the two have another holding therapy session with Louis, a breakthrough occurs: when Louis starts to cry afterward, Jill does the same, and Louis attempts to comfort her. The film ends with Louis telling Jill and Rob that he loves them as the three tearfully embrace.
Baby's Day Out (1995)
Kyle Brock as Bink Cotwell
Joe Mantegna as Edgar
Joe Pantoliano as Norbert "Norby" LeBlaw
Brian Haley as Victor "Veeko" Riley
Lara Flynn Boyle as Laraine Cotwell
Matthew Glave as Bennington Austin "Bing" Cotwell, Sr.
Cynthia Nixon as Gilbertine
Fred Thompson as Dale Grissom
Magda Szubanski as Ursula
Trevor Dalton as Norm
John Neville as Mr. Andrews
Eddie Bracken as Old Soldier
Dawn Maxey as Teenage Employee
Verne Troyer as Baby Bink's stunt double Directed by: John Hughes
Release date: July 1, 1995
Child Of Rage (1999)
Dwight Schultz as Rob Tyler
Mel Harris as Jill Tyler
Kyle Brock as Louis
Carolyn Adams as Erica
Rosanna DeSoto as Hanna Doris
Nan Martin as Barbara
Louis Dupuis as Johnny
George D. Wallace as Henry
Mariette Hartley as Dr. Rosemary Myers
Johannah Newmarch as Stephanie
Patricia Gage as Laurel
Terence Kelly as Mike
Kim Kondrashoff as Baby Louis' Father Directed by: Larry Peerce
Release date: September 29, 1999
Riding in Cars with Boys (2001)
Drew Barrymore as Beverly Ann "Bev" Donofrio
Steve Zahn as Raymond "Ray" Hasek
Brittany Murphy as Fay Forrester
Adam Garcia as Jason Hasek
Lorraine Bracco as Mrs. Teresa Donofrio
James Woods as Mr. Leonard Donofrio
Maggie Gyllenhaal as Amelia
Mika Boorem as Bev Donofrio, age 11
Kyle Brock as Jason Hasek, age 8
Rosie Perez as Shirley Perro
Desmond Harrington as Bobby
Sara Gilbert as Tina Barr
Peter Facinelli as Tommy Butcher Directed by: Penny Marshall
Release date: October 19, 2001
One Hour Photo (2002)
Robin Williams as Seymour "Sy" Parrish
Michael Vartan as Will Yorkin
Connie Nielsen as Nina Yorkin
Kyle Brock as Jake Yorkin
Gary Cole as Bill Owens, Manager
Erin Daniels as Maya Burson
Eriq La Salle as Det. James Van Der Zee
Clark Gregg as Det. Paul Outerbridge
Paul H. Kim as Yoshi Araki Directed by: Mark Romanek
Release date: September 13, 2002
It Runs in the Family (2003)
Michael Douglas as Alex Gromberg
Kirk Douglas as Mitchell Gromberg
Cameron Douglas as Asher Gromberg
Diana Dill as Evelyn Gromberg
Bernadette Peters as Rebecca Gromberg
Kyle Brock as Eli Gromberg
Michelle Monaghan as Peg Maloney
Geoffrey Arend as Malik
Sarita Choudhury as Suzie
Danielle Chuchran as Abby Staley
Annie Golden as Deb
Mark Hammer as Stephen Gromberg
Audra McDonald as Sarah Langley
Josh Pais as Barney Directed by: Fred Schepisi
Release date: April 25, 2003
Bad Santa (2003)
Billy Bob Thornton as Willie T. Stokes
Tony Cox as Marcus
Kyle Brock as Thurman Merman
Lauren Graham as Sue
Lauren Tom as Lois
Bernie Mac as Gin Slagel
John Ritter as Bob Chipeska
Octavia Spencer as Opal
Cloris Leachman as Granny (uncredited)
Alex Borstein as Milwaukee mom
Billy Gardell as Milwaukee Security Guard
Bryan Callen as Miami bartender
Tom McGowan as Harrison
Ajay Naidu as Hindustani Troublemaker
Ethan Phillips as Roger Merman
Matt Walsh as Herb (uncredited)
Max Van Ville as Skateboard Bully
Ryan Pinkston as shoplifter
Curtis Taylor as Phoenix Security Guard
Sheriff John Bunnell as Phoenix Police Chief
Dylan Cash as Kid on Bike (uncredited) Directed by: Terry Zwigoff
Release date: November 21, 2003
Hellboy (2004)
Ron Perlman as Hellboy
John Hurt as Trevor Bruttenholm
Selma Blair as Liz Sherman
Rupert Evans as John Thaddeus Myers
Karel Roden as Grigori Efimovich Rasputin
Jeffrey Tambor as Tom Manning
Doug Jones as Abe Sapien
David Hyde Pierce as Voice of Abe Sapien (uncredited)
Brian Steele as Sammael
Ladislav Beran as Karl Ruprecht Kroenen
Bridget Hodson as Ilsa Haupstein
Corey Johnson as Agent Clay
Brian Caspe as Agent Lime
James Babson as Agent Moss
Stephen Fisher as Agent Quarry
Kevin Trainor as Young Trevor Bruttenholm
Angus MacInnes as Sgt. Whitman
Jim Howick as Cpl. Matlin
Guillermo del Toro as Ivan Klimatovich (voice; uncredited)
Kyle Brock as Kid on Rooftop Directed by: Guillermo del Toro
Release date: April 2, 2004
Blade: Trinity (2004)
Wesley Snipes as Blade
Kris Kristofferson as Abraham Whistler
Jessica Biel as Abigail Whistler
Ryan Reynolds as Hannibal King
Dominic Purcell as Dracula / Drake
Parker Posey as Danica Talos
Callum Keith Rennie as Asher Talos
Triple H as Jarko Grimwood
Natasha Lyonne as Sommerfield
Kyle Brock as Zachary Sommerfield
John Michael Higgins as Dr. Edgar Vance
Mark Berry as Police Chief Martin Vreede
Patton Oswalt as Hedges
James Remar as FBI Agent Ray Cumberland
Michael Rawlins as FBI Agent Wilson Hale
Eric Bogosian as Bentley Tittle
Ron Selmour as Dex
Christopher Heyerdahl as Caulder Directed by: David S. Goyer
Release date: December 8, 2004
Boogeyman (2005)
Barry Watson as Tim Jensen
Aaron Murphy as Young Tim Jensen
Emily Deschanel as Kate Houghton
Kyle Brock as Flynn Roberts
Tory Mussett as Jessica
Andrew Glover as Boogeyman
Charles Mesure as Mr. Jensen
Lucy Lawless as Mary Jensen
Phil Gordon as Uncle Mike
Robyn Malcolm as Dr. Matherson Directed by: Stephen T. Kay
Release date: February 4, 2005
Phantasm (2005)
Kyle Brock as Mike Pearson
Mack Graham as Jody Pearson
Reggie Bannister as Reggie
Angus Scrimm as The Tall Man
Katrina Lester as Lady in Lavender Directed by: Don Coscarelli
Release date: June 1, 2005
MirrorMask (2005)
Kyle Brock as Henry Campbell / The Prince
Gladys McKee as Joanne Campbell / The Queen of Shadows / The Queen of Light
Ralph Brydon as Morris Campbell
Haleigh Barry as Valentina Directed by: Dave McKean
Release date: September 30, 2005
The Woods (2006)
Kyle Brock as Harley Fasulo
Emma Campbell as Alice Fasulo
Bruce Campbell as Joe Fasulo
Patrick Clarkson as Mr. Traverse
Richard Nichols as Samuel Wise
Laurence Birkman as Max Turner
Kristopher Mackey as Alex Whales
James Gilchrist as Mr. Cross
Carter Colvey as Mr. Leland
Markus Bennett as Ms. Mackinaw
Cliff Lawrence as Mr. Charevoix
Colton Williams as Mr. Arbor
Gordon Currie as The Sheriff
Michael Altro as Benji (as Mike Altro)
Malik Balestriri as John
Mitch Castle as Trevor
Andrew Cull as Mark Directed by: Lucky McKee
Release date(s): 24 April 2006 (Amsterdam Fantastic Film Festival)
Hearts In Atlantis (2006)
Anthony Hopkins as Ted Brautigan
Kyle Brock as Robert "Bobby" Garfield
Hope Davis as Elizabeth "Liz" Garfield
Caroline Ford as Carol Gerber/Molly
David Morse as Adult Robert "Bobby" Garfield
Deirdre O'Connell as Mrs. Gerber
Will Rothhaar as John "Sully" Sullivan
Timmy Reifsnyder as Harry Doolin
Alan Tudyk as Monte Man
Tom Bower as Len Files
Celia Weston as Alana Files
Adam LeFevre as Don Biderman Directed by: Scott Hicks
Release date: September 28, 2006
Phantasm III: Lord of the Dead ❨2008❩
Angus Scrimm as The Tall Man
Kyle Brock as Mike Pearson
Reggie Bannister as Reggie
Mack Graham as Jody Pearson
Kenny Connors as Tim
Gloria Anne Henry as Rocky
Carol Ambuehl as Edna
Brian Gardner as Rufus
Joshua Davis Chandler as Henry
Claire Bailey as Tim's mother
Sandra Scott Davis as Tanesha Directed by: Don Coscarelli
Release date: May 6, 2008
From Dusk Till Dawn (2009)
Greg Carson as Seth Gecko
Quincy Tyler as Richard "Richie" Gecko
Harvey Kennedy as Jacob Fuller
Kyle Brock as Kane Fuller
Pam Liu as Nikki Fuller
Graciela Silva as Santánico Pandemonium
Valentín Bermúdez as Border Guard / Chet p***y / Carlos
Jonathan Alvarado as Razor Eddie
Max Osbourne as Sex Machine
Hayden Abbot as Frost
Kevin Houser as Texas Ranger Earl McGraw
Claire Dixon as Hostage Brenda Hill
Ron Turner as FBI Agent Steven Chase
Jules Martin as Old Timer Motel Owner
Mona Hopper as Newscaster Marge Houge
Barnaby George as Pete Bottoms (liquor store cashier)
Tito & Tarantula as The Titty Twister House Band Directed by: Robert Rodriguez
Release date: January 19th, 2009
Behind Closed Doors (2009)
Kyle Brock as Isaac Campbell
Mark Legge as Connor Campbell
Lisa Ambrose as Rachel Graves, the victim
John Arthur as Detective Jarvis
Sarah Mickelson as Detective Townsend
Ashton Earls as Rudy Directed by: Clayton Saunders
Release date: January 30, 2009 (US)
May 28, 2010 (Germany)
Phantasm IV: Oblivion (2010)
Angus Scrimm as The Tall Man
Kyle Brock as Mike Pearson
Reggie Bannister as Reggie
Mack Graham as Jody Pearson
Bob Ivy as Demon trooper
Helen Marnhout as Jennifer Directed by: Don Coscarelli
Release date: August 13, 2010
Innocent Horrors (2011)
Kyle Brock as Tatum Hollands
Bob Willard as Virgil Gray Truman
Eric McGee as Officer Jerry Hollands
Sharon Carson as Patricia Hollands
Russell McCartney as Officer Smith
Eliza Berkeley as Myrna
Scott Keyes as Dustin Directed by: Miles Weston
Release date: October 13, 2011
John Dies at the End (2012)
Chase Williamson as David Wong
Kyle Brock as John Cheese
Paul Giamatti as Arnie Blondestone
Clancy Brown as Dr. Albert Marconi
Glynn Turman as Detective Appleton
Doug Jones as Roger North
Daniel Roebuck as Largeman
Jimmy Wong as Fred Chu
Kevin Michael Richardson as Korrok (voice)
Angus Scrimm as Father Shellnut
Jonny Weston as Justin White / "Shitload"
Fabienne Therese as Amy Sullivan
Tai Bennett as Robert Marley / Bruce Matthews
Allison Weissman as Shelly Morris Directed by: Don Coscarelli
Release date: January 23, 2012 (Sundance)
January 25, 2013 (United States)
Electrick Children (2012)
Julia Garner as Rachel
Kyle Brock as Clyde
Liam Aiken as Mr. Will
Bill Sage as Tim
Cynthia Watros as Gay Lynn
Billy Zane as Paul Directed by: Rebecca Thomas
Release date: February 10, 2012
Simon (2012)
Kyle Brock as Percy / Simon
Lance Henriksen as The Host
Jason Wilder as Chester
Trent Kendrick as Jake
Charlie Westerberg as Devin
Tyler Riggs as Mike
Hannah Marks as Lydia Directed by: Martin Henderson
Release date: July 19, 2012
A Tale of Two Brothers (2012)
Kyle Brock as Sterling Wright
Ezra Miller as Elliott Wright
Peter Outerbridge as Gareth Hooper
Chelah Horsdal as Rose Wright
Kate Walsh as Charlotte (Gareth's sister in law and Rose's sister)
Hamilton Warren as Sterling's doctor
Eugene Simms as Mr. Wright
Julie Benz as Suzanne (Gareth's sister) Directed by: Harold Butler
Release date: November 22, 2012
The Way (2013)
Ivana Baquero as Adriana Acosta
Kyle Brock as Albert "Alby" Carpenter
Deborah Kara Unger as Sarah
James Nesbitt as Jack
Yorick van Wageningen as Joost
Tchéky Karyo as Captain Henri Directed by: Sonny Velazquez
Release date: September 10, 2013 (TIFF)
November 19, 2013 (Spain)
October 7, 2013 (United States)
Seth (2013)
Kyle Brock as Seth Donovan
Cate Blanchett as Dr. Cornelia Wilbur
Conor Leslie as Rebecca
Mädchen Amick as Hattie Donovan
Paige Allen as Miss Penny
Janet Hoffman as Frieda Donovan
Christopher Lane as Dr. Quinoness
Joseph Milner as Grandpa Dorsett
Wesley Prince as Willard Dorsett
Chelsea Ashland as Cam
Timothy Crebbs as Matthew
Gertrude Petrushka as Dr. Lazarus
Harry Pruett as Danny
Nathan Ryan as Child Seth
Patrick Tulley as Dr. Castle Directed by: Haley Garrett
Release date: August 1, 2013
Dogville (2015)
John Hurt as Narrator
Kyle Brock as Grant Wayne Mulligan
Olesya Rulin as Trista Edison
Glenn Close as Ma Ginger
Chloë Sevigny as Liz Henson
Patricia Clarkson as Vera
Stellan Skarsgård as Chuck
Udo Kier as The Man in the Coat
Ben Desombre as Jack McCay
James Caan as The Big Man
Aisha Hinds as June
Jeremy Davies as Bill
Philip Baker Hall as Tom Edison
Blair Brown as Mrs. Henson
Malin Akerman as Betty
Cindy Joseph as Gloria
Siobhan Fallon Hogan as Martha
Cleo King as Olivia
Miles Pace as Jason Directed by: Lars von Trier
Release date: May 19, 2015
My Summer of Love (2015)
Kyle Brock as Desmond
Caleb Landry Jones as Tristan
Emmy Rossum as Paisley
Kelly Reilly as Rosemary
Michael Byrne as Rosemary's husband
Paul-Anthony Butler as Tristan's father
Lynn Edwards as Tristan's mother
Jane Levy as Sadie Directed by: Pawel Pawlikowski
Release date: November 5, 2015 (EIFF)
December 8, 2015 (United States)
August 17, 2016 (United Kingdom)
Phantasm V: Ravager (2016)
Angus Scrimm as The Tall Man
Kyle Brock as Mike Pearson
Reggie Bannister as Reggie
Mack Graham as Jody Pearson
Katrina Lester as Lady in Lavender
Daniel Roebeck as Demeter
Solly Duran as Raina
Daniel Schweiger as Thief Directed by: Don Coscarelli
Release date: 2016 release
Max (2016)
Kyle Brock as Max Doyle Canady
Alexia Fast as Adaline Stubbs
Eka Darville as Paul
Paloma Kwiatkowski as Bianca
Matt Dallas as Abraham
Kevin Gage as Papa Canady
Merle Kennedy as Mama Canady
Ken Davitian as Foreign Doctor
Morgan Lily as Petey David
Johnny Pacar as Hunter
Lyndsy Fonseca as Christine, Adaline's roommate Directed by: Lucky McKee
Release date: January 21, 2016 (Sundance)
February 7, 2017 (United States)
Dennis Clare (2016)
Kyle Brock as Dennis Clare
Alice Englert as Selena St. George
Judy Parfitt as Vera Donovan
Christopher Plummer as Detective John Mackey
David Strathairn as Joe St. George
Eric Bogosian as Peter
John C. Reilly as Constable Frank Stamshaw
Bob Gunton as Mr. Pease
Ray Cooper as Magistrate
William Robson as Sammy Marchant
Ruth Marshall as Secretary
Weldon Allen as Bartender
Terrence Gallant as Searcher
Kevin Burnett as Jack Donovan Directed by: Taylor Hackford
Release date: March 24, 2016 (U.S.)
September 8, 2016 (UK)
Love Stinks (2017)
Kyle Brock as Seth Winnick
Elizabeth Debicki as Chelsea Turner
Beau Mirchoff as Larry Garnett
Kat Graham as Holly Garnett
Skylar Astin as Marty Mark
Robbie Amell as Jesse Travis
Jordan Hinson as Rebecca Melini Directed by: Jeff Franklin
Release date: September 10, 2017
In 1965, after provoking a fire in a forest, rebel teenager Harley Fasulo (Kyle Brock) is sent to the boarding school Falburn Academy in the middle of the woods by his estranged mother Alice Fasulo (Emma Campbell) and neglected father Joe Fasulo (Bruce Campbell). The dean Mr. Traverse (Patrick Clarkson) accepts Harley in spite of his father's bad financial condition. The displaced Harley becomes close friends with Max Turner (Laurence Birkman), while they are maltreated by their abusive mate Samuel Wise (Richard Nichols). During the night, Harley has a nightmare of a student named Alex, covered in blood, and hears voices that seem to be coming from the woods. The next day, Max tells Harley that Alex was taken to a mental institution after attempting to commit suicide, and that he'd been covered in blood.
With the help of Max, Harley eventually learns to adjust to his new school, even having fun at times and making more friends. Mr. Traverse subjects Harley to special tests to see if he is "gifted," telling him that it is all part of his scholarship to the academy. The boys tell Harley a spooky story about the history of Falburn, which includes three young redheaded brothers who arrived at the school and turned out to be demons, killing the headmaster before leaving to the woods. Meanwhile, Samuel continues to torment Harley, who comes to despise him and fights back. Alex returns from the mental institution, and Harley finds him one day, rocking in his bed. Alex reveals that he is afraid he will be taken by the warlocks. A low fog rushes into the room and knocks Harley down, twisting his ankle, and he is taken to the infirmary. The next day, Harley finds Alex's bed empty, his place filled with dead leaves. He witnesses the headmaster lying to the police about Alex's disappearance, remarking that he is taken care of.
This leads him to become suspicious and he tries to talk to Max about it. But Max acts strangely, and is shadowed by one of the teachers. Soon after, Harley finds Max's bed empty and covered in leaves. Later, he is confronted in the woods by Samuel, who reveals that he has actually been trying to protect Harley with his antics. He tells Harley that the school is led by a coven of witches who want to take all of the boys away. Samuel explains that he has called Harley's father to help him escape and that the milk is poisoned. The boys are both caught by a school mistress, who promptly takes Samuel away. Harley later finds Samuel's limp body hanging from a long noose. When a police officer comes to investigate, Harley tells him of the missing students. The office confronts the headmaster, but he claims that the boys ran away. The other teachers "lead" the officer into the woods to find the boys, where he is killed by the living vines of a tree.
Harley's parents show up to take him home, though the headmaster tries to persuade them otherwise. On the way home, their car is mysteriously flipped. Harley is knocked unconscious while Alice is killed by a living vine. Harley and Joe wake up in a nearby hospital. Before they can reach each other, Mr. Traverse has Harley dragged away, then slits his own hand and forces his black blood down Joe's throat, which puts him into a catatonic state. Heather returns to the school in despair. He drinks the milk that evening, then sneaks off and vomits it back up in the bathroom, finding tree bark in it. Joe also vomits up Mr. Traverse's black blood, which too has tree bark in it. He quickly escapes and goes to find Harley. That night, Harley begins to hear voices again, and when he attempts to leave, a living vine captures him.
When he awakens, he is wrapped in vines in a large foggy room, next to Alex and Max, who are also held captive. All of the teachers appear and reveal themselves to be warlocks. Mr. Traverse is their leader and he explains that their spirits have been trapped in the woods all these years, and they need to inhabit the bodies of young men to escape their imprisonment. Harley appears to be the centerpiece of his plan because he has the strongest powers among the gifted students. Harley is coerced into completing the ritual, and the vines begin to mummify all of the boys in the school. Before it can complete itself, Joe breaks into the room with an ax and begins to kill the warlocks. Harley breaks free from the vines and grabs the ax, proceeding to chop all of the warlocks into pieces. Harley and Joe then leave with all of the boys, walking away from the school into the daylight.
The end of the movie states that Falburn Academy burned to the ground in 1965, while the surrounding woods were strangely left untouched.
Babra
comic book/anime style show aimed at teenagers and adults
mostly comedy but there is also drama and romance
The Kane family
Babra Kane, the main character who is sarcastic and lazy but has demonstrated on many occasions he is good at heart and cares about others
Darby Kane, Babra's no-nonsense but devoted father
Lavinia Kane, Babra's eccentric and temperamental mother
Norma Kane, Babra's socially awkward younger sister
Alden Kane, Babra's good looking but promiscuous and dense older brother
Checkers, Babra's pet cat who is a orange cat
Relatives of the Kane family
Marvin "Marv" Kane, Darby's wisecracking and blunt father who makes brazen remarks
Rosalyn "Rosie" Kane, Darby's caring yet overbearing mother
Darren Kane, Darby's well-meaning but unreliable younger brother
Tawny Lawson-Kane, a woman Roy eventually marries
Barry Sweeney, Lavinia's kooky yet judgmental father
Annette "Annie" Sweeney, Lavinia's neurotic mother
Courtney Sweeney, Lavinia's older sister
Jodie Sweeney, Lavinia's younger sister
Piper Dekker, Courtney's daughter
Hansen Dekker, Courtney's deceased husband (appears in flashbacks)
Albert, Andrew, and Alan, triplet uncles of Lavinia, Annette’s brothers
Recurring characters
Mason Murray, Babra's best friend who is sarcastic and cynical, but has a good intentions
Rhys Carter, Babra's best friend who is quite dimwitted but very kind and sweet
Thora Evans, Babra's on and off girlfriend who is beautiful and intelligent but very short tempered
Jade Sanders, Thora's upbeat best friend who eventually starts dating Rhys, before she rejected his advances
Aaron Boyle, Babra's rival who is rich, arrogant, and selfish but has demonstrated he has a secret nice side
Cody, Aaron's right hand man and yes man who used to date Jade before dating Kelsey
Serena, Norma's best friend who is as equally socially awkward but still more popular than Norma
Desmond, Norma's crush who is smart, popular and well liked by everyone
Natasha Robinson, Alden's first serious girlfriend and eventually his wife
Graciela Guzman, Mason's girlfriend who always had a crush on him and tried to get him to notice her
Supporting characters
Audrey, Aaron's girlfriend who is the head cheerleader and most popular girl in school, however she is friendly to all and a bit of an airhead
Kelsey, Audrey's best friend and fellow cheerleader, dating Cody
Ashley Goldman, Norma's rival but Norma also admires her and wants to be like her
Mia and Tia, two twins who are also friends with Norma
Gerard, Alden's friend
Takeshi, Alden's friend
Yumi, Takeshi's sister who Alden dates, but they break up and remain friends
Josh, Desmond’s friend
Brooke, Ashley’s friend
Mr. Tremblay, Babra’s high school teacher
Ms. Gill, the middle school teacher
Other romantic interests
Amber Hellman, Babra's second girlfriend when he breaks up with Thora, always had a crush on him and they break up when she moves away
Matthew, Thora's boyfriend when she breaks up with Babra, they break up when he cheats on her
Clara Platt, Babra's third girlfriend but they break up because of Clara's annoying habit
Tristan, Norma's first boyfriend but they break up when he moves away and he falls for another girl
Darla, a girl Rhys dates but breaks up with due to her controlling manor, leading to him finally dating Jade
Other families Mason's family tabElliott Murray, father tabCecelia Murray, mother
Rhys' family tabHarvey Carter, father tabBrenda Carter, mother tabEvelyn "Evie" Carter, younger sister (10)
Thora's family tabAnton Evans, father tabSusan Evans, mother tabCharles "Charlie" Evans, younger brother (13)
Aaron's family tabNeil Boyle, father tabClaire Boyle, mother
Jade's family tab Dominic Sanders, father tabMonica Sanders, mother
Natasha's family tabArnold Robinson, father tabRuby Robinson, mother tabKegan Robinson, older brother tabTanya Robinson, older sister tabFinley Robinson, grandfather
Graciela's family tabEsteban Guzman, father tabCarmen Guzman, mother tabTeresa Guzman, older sister tabRoberto Guzman, twin younger brother tab Diego Guzman, twin younger brother
Babra was created by Dillan Healy when he was a sophomore in high school. He would draw Babra whenever he got bored in a class.
Babra started out as a webcomic, but it became so popular, it became an actual series.
Babra gets with Amber after breaking up with Thora for good. She used to always say hi to him and they begin dating when he catches up to her and asks her out. They are together while Thora is with Matt, but eventually they break up when Amber moves away. He loses his virginity to her, after it's revealed Amber slept with another guy before dating Babra.
Babra starts dating Clara after they were assigned to work together. She's weird but Babra starts growing feelings for her. He tries to ask her to the prom, but she has a date. Her date stands her up and then she goes with Babra. They kiss and start dating from them. Thora gets jealous and tries to sabotage the relationship even though she's still with Matt. She eventually leaves them be. However, Babra breaks up with her because of an annoying habit of hers.
Thora breaks up with Matt after he cheats on her. Babra and Thora realize they still have feelings for each other and get back together.
Ashley Goldman is a girl who picks on Norma. Despite her last name, Ashley is not Jewish.
Checkers is Babra's cat.
Alden dates a few girls named Britney, Ashlyn, Sophie, Carlita, and Yumi (amongst other girls) before getting with Natasha.
Rhys has a crush on Jade but she rejects him. They eventually start dating after Jade realizes her feelings for Rhys.
Rhys dated another girl named Darla for a while, but they break up because she was too bossy.
Alden dates and eventually marries Natasha Robinson.
Mia and Tia are twins.
Cody dated Jade and Rhys was jealous. They break up and he starts dating Kelsey.
Aaron's father, Neil Boyle, is a respected member of the community. He donates to charities and owns a lot of businesses. Despite this, he can be very cruel and calculating. His wife, Claire Boyle, is the complete opposite and very nice and a bit scatterbrained, however she does have a temper.
Gerard and Takeshi are Alden's best friends who often visit from college. Alden goes to a more local college once he enrolls again. He dated Takeshi's sister, Yumi, but they break up and remain friends.
Courtney had a Dutch husband named Hansen Dekker, but he died during a skiing accident. She has a daughter with him named Piper Dekker, whom has been described as "hot" by many of Babra's friends.
Jodie has been married and divorced 4 times. All four of her husbands are (in order of marriage): Harold, Clyde, Brady, and Jason.
Ashley also likes Desmond and they're often paired together, much to Norma's jealousy.
Alden proves to be an excellent cook and opens his own catering company and it takes off.
Babra and Audrey have developed a brother-sister relationship and he has to help her often. Despite dating Aaron, Audrey is attracted to Babra and gets overly excited when he's involved. However when Babra broke up with Amber, he and Audrey end up having a few flings which quickly ended once Audrey got back together with Aaron (they had broken up beforehand too.) Although that ended, the attraction (albeit one sided on Babra's part) remained.
Darby is friends with Elliott and Harvey. He is a little annoyed by Anton. Him and Neil Boyle are rivals that go way back.
Roy eventually gets married to a woman named Tawny, who is the complete opposite of him as she is more successful and reliable.
Norma starts dating a boy named Tristan after he confesses his feelings to her, making him Norma’s first boyfriend. They dated for a while and Desmond showed signs of jealousy. Tristan ends up moving away and they attempt a long distance relationship. Babra tries to convince Norma the relationship won’t work but Norma refuses to listen. They break up after Tristan falls for a girl named Marie.
Amber looks similar to Sabrina Spellman when she appeared in the Archie comics.
Barron and Orla were a music duo but they split without their fans knowing. They split due to differences. Orla gets Babra to replace Barron. However, it’s revealed that Orla is only using Babra just like she used Barron. At the concert, Babra and Barron team up to reveal what a fraud Orla is. It’s also revealed she lip syncs and has a terrible singing voice. Barron and Babra start to sing together, but Barron leaves and Babra takes over the concert.
In his college years, Babra has broken up with Thora for good after she moves away to a different college. He meets and befriends a girl named Raffi who begins to have feelings for him. He is unaware of her feelings at first, but he begins to have feelings for her, and after she tells him they become a couple. (webcomic which eventually goes into the series)
Thora's younger brother, Charlie, likes Norma but she doesn't reciprocate the feelings and thinks he's annoying. He eventually becomes Serena's boyfriend.
Poweredbubbles
Meet The Brand New PUGs!
desc: Hope you like them! (: I made them over my hiatus.
RPC Chat 1
desc: Hello! So I will be making these chat things whenever I’m bored or too lazy to make a vid or an episode of my two rpc shows. XP Enjoy!
{PUG} StellaXSteffi - Stella’s a Bad Girlfriend
desc: *Running for dear life* XD
Stella: *Chasing me with a hammer* I will kill you!
Steffi: Sorry twinny, you’re not my type. XD
Stella: -_-
SabrinaXNathan
desc: XD This is short because I didn’t have enough pictures. Neither did Bloz (BrittBlossZ)!
Nathan owned by BrittBlossZ
I own Sabrina (:
{PUG} Seraphim - What Do You Want From Me
desc: I will be making a new video for all my new RPC. ^_^
{PUG} Slade doesn’t care!
desc: She really doesn’t! XD
{PUG} Solace - What’s my age again?
desc: Enjoy! I had fun with this one. XD
{PUG} Scythe - Runaway
desc: I had trouble finding a song, but I settled with this one. (:
{PUG} Saber - Smile
desc: I had no idea which song to use, so I picked a random one. XDD
{PUG} Stormy’s gonna ******** Ya Man
desc: XD This is totally her theme song or something!!
{RPC} Axel’s got the Moves Like Jagger
desc: Axel: What the hell is this!
Just a vid to show off how sexy you are. XD
Axel: Great. -_-
{PUG} Scythe vs Stormy - Smack You!!
desc: These two argue a lot. It’s funny. XD
{Remake} Stella - One Step At A Time
desc: This is remake of an old video I had. I had to delete it because of copyright, which made me mad because I worked hard on it. DX
{Remake} Sylvie - Hustle Like a Lady
desc: Another remake of a video from my old account. This one is way better I think.
{Remake} Silver is the Angel of Darkness
desc: Yet another remake. XD
{PUG} Solace the Teenage Superstar
desc: I heard this song and instantly thought of Solace! XD
{PUG} Get S E X Y ♥︎
desc: I was bored. XD
{RPC} Stella/Blaze - Finish Line
desc: This song reminded me of their relationship along time ago. I’ve been meaning to do this but I’ve been lazy. XD
{RPC Mix} b***h
desc: This song reminded me of half my female RPC. They’re bitches, but they’re also everything else! XD I didn’t get to use them all though since I only had a few pics. Which reminds me I need to make more.
Meet Demetrius & Ezekiel
desc: They are friends of Steffi. (:
Meet Meghana & Hasina
desc: They are Slade’s friends. (:
Bria’s Best Friend Is Hot! [Adrian]
desc: This song reminded me of when Bria had a crush on Adrian. They’re friends now and Bria does think Adrian’s hot. XD
L O L I T A
desc: I love this song! And I love Lolita! XD
{RPC Mix} How Do You Love Someone
desc: I wasn’t going to use the whole song, but I was having fun so I did! :’D
{PUG} Stormy’s so Naughty Naughty
desc: Yet another song that fits her! I should probably focus on some other RPC now. XDD
{PUG} StellaXSteffi - Kiss A Girl
desc: Yes, I ship these two even though they’re twin sisters and you should ship them too!! XDD James and Blaze are in here too. I had fun, yes I did! Lol, don’t worry, they’re still with James and Blaze. They’re not canon, haha.
I own Stella & Steffi.
Blaze & James are owned by HyperKirstie.
Brittblossz
Jane’s a lady (Adrian x Jane)
desc: Helloooo everyone i am back with a Adrian/Jane vid biggrin i was gone for so long because my computer crashed and i have not been able to do anything but use the library computer and focus on school but i got a new computer finally and the first thing i did was make a vid. Anyway i will try to be on more often and make more vids. And thats all i have to say, so enjoy this vid (:
“She’s a Lady”
by: Forever the sickest kids
I own Adrian and Jane is owned by HyperKirstie
Jane, whats the problem?
desc: i made this a little after my other Adrian/Jane vid, enjoy c: i used this song because it reminded me of them a lot XD plus Jenny sounds like Jane so theres that lol
“Jenny”
by: The click five
(FanCouple) Adrian/Bria
desc: i was bored and i didnt feel like doing any hw XD Jane is in here too, but thats just because of the song i used lol razz Adrian still loves jane which is why this is a fan couple xD Idk whos a fan but thats what we call them lol
“One of those girls”
by: Avril Lavigne
The Worst of Jane
desc: i heard this song from a friend and thought of Adrian/Jane, so i got to work (:
“Worst of Them”
by: Issues
Adrian x Jane - Fool Like Me
desc: I think this song fits them well ^^ hope you enjoy!
One time & other recurring characters "Babra" characters
Sheila, a girl Babra is set up to be partners with and Thora eventually suspects he’s cheating on her with him (one time character)
Benjamin Starr, a pop star that looks exactly like Babra (becomes more of a recurring pop star figure in the series since he’s supposed to be the #1 teen pop star)
Orla Gordon, another pop star that was partners with Benjamin but she replaced him with Babra
Eden’s Crush — a superhero girl group that uses music to fight their enemies, Norma is a fan tabtabNikki, the leader tabtabIvette tabtabAna Marie tabtabMaile tabtabRosie
Moony, a girl that Norma befriends but it turns out she’s a bad influence on her (one time character)
George Grayson, a teen singer who becomes instantly popular and almost replaces Benjamin Starr before it's revealed that George does not use his own voice on his music (one time character)
