BEVINEE

General

-satire -commentary videos -drawing/anything artistic in general (including taxidermy) -music (all types EXECEPT COUTRY, I DISPISE CONTRY) -lolcows -CRT TVs (including; VHS tapes, VCR players, DVD players, VHS players, radios, serios, mono & stereo vinyl record players, Walkmans, floppy disks, Commodore Amiga 500, Apple Macintosh 128K, camcorders, ect..) -cringe (being cringy is so funny idc if anyone disagrees) -crop-dusting passer byes in public (especially if its a troglodyte of a child) -pot, i love everything about it. -fixing cars (ESPECIALLY OLD MODELS THEY'RE MY FAVORITE) -anything David Lynch (R.I.P.) -Fyodor Dostoevsky & Franz Kafka -Anna Karina, Audrey Hepburn, Tate Sharron -true crime documentaries/ documentaries in general -baking/cooking -history -(vintage) clown dolls & Jesters -obvious plant -thrifting -weird lighting -the scent of an old library & the smell gasoline -cherry DrPepper (i just love drinking straight red40) -snow -liminal spaces -cry of fear -resident evil -afraid of monsters -silent hill

Music

-nine ich nails -Björk -crowded house -part time -Imogen Heap -Oscar lang -The smiths -Type O Negative -KMFDM -Duncan Sheik -angle vox -Kate bush - a-ha -cutting crew -crystal castles -Don McLean -Lana del Rey -Michael Jackson -Pet Shop Boys -Depeche Mode -TV girl -Mac DeMarco

Movies

-Brokeback mountain -Amelie -Welcome to the doll house -pulp fiction -smiley face -American Psycho -the virgin suicides -kill bill vol. 1 & 2 -The Elephant Man -Donnie Darko -the town that dreaded sundown -girl interrupted -It happened on 5th avenue -lilies of the field -crimes of the heart -Carrie (1976 ) -Alphaville -Christiane F. -Bread and Chocolate -A Woman is a Woman -My Life to Live -Pierrot le Fou -9 -fight club -scary moive 1, 2 & 3 -Bruce lee enter the dragon -clowns from outer space -the Florida project -mid 90s -thirteen

Television

-its always sunny in Philadelphia -south park -the sopranos -twin peaks -mom -that 70s show

Books

Heroes

-Danny DeVito -Kurt Cobain -David Lynch -Fyodor Dostoevsky -Franz Kafka