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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 16/10/2026

📽 Iron Lung (2026), dir. Mark Fischbach

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 15/10/2026

🎥 Ginger Snaps 2: Unleashed (2004), dir. Brett Sullivan

Ginger (Katherine Isabelle) and Brigitte Fitzgerald (Emily Perkins) looking at each other through a mirror.

Werewolf's eyes, black sclera, muted yellow irises

Ghost (Tatiana Maslany) and Brigitte Fitzgerald (Emily Perkins) lying on a bed side by side, we seed them upside-down.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 14/10/2026

🎥 Buddy (2026), dir. Casper Kelly the children did a fantastic job. I wasn't expecting the tongue lol

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 14/10/2026

Nightbreed (1990), dir. Clive Barker there is something so charming and sultry about Clive Barker's storytelling that I just cannot quite explain

Craig Sheffer as Aaron Boone laying in the ground dead

A fantastic/scifi semiglowing statue of Baphomet

A masked man armed with a knife holding a screaming woman from behind, he is about to stab her

A bloody hole in a wall, Anne Bobby as Lori Desinger is at the other side looking at the camera

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 12/10/2026

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026), dir. Jane Schoenbrun

Title card of Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma

Hannah Einbinder as Kris and Gillian Anderson as Billy sitting closed together watching a movie

Bulging faces through a wall made of flesh

Kris and Billy dancing romantically, surrounded by candles

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 10/10/2026

El muro. Jean-Paul Sartre. Traducido por Mauricio Pichardo. Aquí fragmentos de mi parte favorita del libro, “Eróstrato” . Este libro fue un suplicio por sus temas, por la gente que presenta y porque esta madre es relevante ahora mismo.

Extracto de “Eróstrato”, tercer cuento corto del libro “El muro” de Jean-Paul Sartre:

“Había en la calle Odesa una morena que yo había visto con frecuencia, un poco madura, pero firme y robusta: a mí no me disgustan las mujeres maduras: cuando están desnudas, parecen más desnudas que las otras.”

Otro fragmento de Eróstrato:

“Pero todo esto sucede como si usted estuviera en gracia y yo no. Soy libre de que me guste o no la langosta al estilo americano, pero no me gustan los hombres, soy un miserable y no logro hallar mi sitio en el mundo. Ellos han acaparado el sentido de la vida. Espero que entienda lo que quiero decir. Hace treinta y tres años que tropiezo contra puertas cerradas sobre las cuales han escrito: 'Nadie entre aquí si no es humanitario: He tenido que abandonar todo lo que emprendo; era preciso elegir: o bien era una tentativa absurda y condenada, o bien tarde o temprano se volvía en provecho de ellos.”

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 10/10/2026

Son of Dracula (1943), dir. Robert Siodmak damn this one was asscheeks not even fun unfortunately

Close-up shot of Louise Allbriton as Katherine Caldwell

Katherine Caldwell (Louise Allbritton) and Frank Stanley (Robert Paige) talking to each other with sad expressions

Frank Stanley (Robert Paige) sleeping, the shadow of a bat hovers over him

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 07/10/2026

🎥 The Brides of Dracula (1960), dir. Terence Fisher this movie is gorgeous and very fun, and Peter Cushing handsome ass is in it too 🙂‍↕️

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 03/10/2026

📚💙 Only Dull People Are Brilliant at Breakfast. Oscar Wilde. some interesting takes drowned in a sea of salacious opinions lol it was fun, my fav: “Oh, it is indeed a burning shame that there would be one law for men and another law for women. I think that there should be no law for anybody.”

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 02/10/2026

september wrapup #booksky this month was strange, not bad tho best things: began reading in portugues and my brother is still okay with the mini reading club (i thought he would want to stop already lol)

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 01/10/2026

📚💙🖋️The Virgin Suicides. Jeffrey Eugenides “We passed the diary around, fingering pages and looking anxiously for our names. Gradually, however, we learned that although Cecilia had stared at everybody all the time, she hadn’t thought about any of us. Nor did she think about herself.”

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 28/09/2026

i have been captured! this shit was crack-cocaine, love me an old motherfucker with anxiety issues, too much kindness in his heart, and that don’t seem to care being bully a little 🙂‍↔️

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 28/09/2026

📚💙 La muerte feliz. Albert Camus. Traducido por María Teresa Gallego. al parecer esta fue la primera versión de lo que sería “El extranjero” y pues qué bueno que Camus la reescribió lol

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 08/09/2026

Rejection. Tony Tulathimutte. Incels, femcels, sexual repression, delusions of grandeur, egostistical behaviors, rejection from the outside and from the inside, and the desperation that turns into victimization and, latter, into violence. Fucking fantastic book omg!

Book cover of “Rejection” by Tony Tulathimutte.

The cover is just a gradient of colors, brown, pink, green and blue. The title and the author’s name is in big yellow letters.

Quote from the short story “Ahegao, or The Ballad of Sexual Repression”:

“Since their first attempt, they have not had sex. Sometimes in bed Julian will tug at the elastic of Kant's pajama bottoms or press an amiable semi against the back of his thigh, but it always stops there. For Julian, sex is just stuff-hand stuff, mouth stuff, butt stuff, the light attitude of a well-adjusted guy, for whom sex is dessert; maybe he doesn't need it as much. At any rate Julian hasn't officially complained.”

Quote “Our Dope Future”:

“These are my goals, I said: the instant I hit retirement at age 40, I want to start having kids, just like you do—as many at a time as IVF will safely allow, until we hit a dozen. (Four per gestation cycle would strike the ideal balance between fast and feasible.) I want us all to live under the same roof, in a big "mothership" that takes care of our every need. Alison would be the household COO, running admin and hou-sework, which she obviously enjoys, and I'd be CEO, overseeing our kids' education from birth. We'll wake up at 5 a.m., chug our shakes, engage in physical and mental enrichment, and get our yeeks in bed at the stroke of eight. As soon as the kids acquire language, we'll start them on an *actually useful* curriculum focused on bizdev and Stoic thought that will give them a massive edge on public-schoolers-pic-ture everyone happily sweating away at their custom desks/treadmills as they absorb meticulously curated high-quality podcasts at 2.5x spe-ed.”

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 08/09/2026

Elena sabe. Claudia Piñeiro. La hija de Elena murió, pero Elena sabe que ella no pudo haberse suicidado. La historia de una mujer con Párkinson, la hija que era su cuidadora y la mujer que Elena sabe tiene que tener algo qué ver con la muerte de Rita, su hija. ¡Tremendo!

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 06/09/2026

Maus: A Survivor’s Tale. I, My Father Bleeds History. Art Spiegelman.

Book cover: a beige background, at the top is the name of the writer and illustrator “art spiegelman” in white, under is the name of the book “MAUS” in a red font, under it is a white circle with a swastika and the face of a antrophomorphice cat Hitler in the middle of the swastika, under there are two antrophomorphice mice, one dressed in an orange long coat and the other, being hold by the first, is dress in a dark green bedsheet, under them is the subtitle “A survivor’s tale” in red. At the bottom there is a red rectangle with the other part of the subtitle in white “my father bleed history”.

StoryGraph review: “every angle of this story is too much for me, for a part the atrocities of nazism, for another the obvious abusive behavior, for another the passivity, for another the grief, this had me tensed up and unbelievably angry, too much too much”

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 05/09/2026

Muerto en familia, #10 Sookie Stackhouse. Charlaine Harris. Traducido por Omar el Kashef. En donde Sookie y Eric tienen que bregar con la política de los vampiros, con el sire y el hermano de Eric y con la depresión de Bill. Meh, ya me aburre esta serie así que bye bye

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 04/09/2026

The Tree and the Vine. Dola de Jong. Translated by Kristen Gehrman. Sapphic desire growing in the middle of a tumultuous friendship, mother-daughter in constant struggle, nazism and fanaticism.

Cover of “The Tree and the Vine” by Dola de Jong.

A red background with a pink margin at the left. Two illustrated women, in white and black, two pieces of vines in each side of them.

StoryGraph review of “The Tree and the Vine”, 2.25 stars.

“ It is quite a bummer that this book came to me as a sapphic story bc the most interesting themes: fanaticism, mother-daughter relationships, parental extremism and its consequences and the horrifying genocide occurring in the background were much more interesting and important. It felt weird to read this, frankly, almost empty story about the bad friendship and subsequent push-and-pull romantic “relationship” between the narrator and Erica while the echoes of nazism reverberated in the back. I feel guilty for not liking it, but the perspective was too individual, too sheltered for me.”

Content warnings: Toxic relationships, toxic friendship. Xenophobia, antisemitism. Fatphobia, misogyny.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 04/09/2026

La comemadre. Roque Larraquy. La primera parte es sobre “médicos” que participan en un experimento terrible Que busca saber sobre lo que hay después de la muerte. La segunda parte es sobre dos artistas que participan de cirugías extremas para parecerse al uno al otro. Esto es sobre eugenesia.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 03/09/2026

A Man and His Cat, Vol. 1. Umi Sakurai. Translated by Taylor Engel. what can i say about this? yeah, a cute manga about an older man that adopts an old and kind of depressed cat and their journey begins. it‘s fine, good as a palate cleanser

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 01/09/2026

La muñeca olvidada. Elena Ferrante. En un libro para niñes, Ferrante cuenta la historia de la muñeca olvidada en la playa de su libro “La hija oscura”, desde la perspectiva de la propia muñeca. Este libro es adorable y algo triste.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 01/09/2026

My StoryGraph’s August reading wrap up #booksky 📚 i’ve been doing buddy readings with my little brother, that’s why fnaf and godzilla is here lmao

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 31/08/2026

Beneath the Trees Where Nobody Sees: Rite of Spring #1-6. Patrick Hovarth. Samantha is growing old and reckless, when the sister of one of the folk she murdered appears at Woodbrook, Samantha is excited to play with her.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 28/08/2026

Is God Is 2026, dir. Aleshea Harris Twins in a mission to kill their father. Sibling solidarity, incredibly sensorial music/sound effects choices, about the patriarchy, beauty standards and motherhood as sacrifice and godliness This was incredible, a visceral and gorgeous movie!

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 27/08/2026

The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari 1920, dir. Robert Wiene

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 26/08/2026

Clue 1985, dir. Jonathan Lynn Love love love

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 25/08/2026

The Phantom of Liberty 1974, dir. Luis Buñuel

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 25/08/2026

Las malas. Camila Sosa Villada. La historia de un grupo de mujeres trans trabajadoras sexuales, comunidad, anhelo, familia, lo que se deja atrás pero como que te sigue persiguiendo, el abuso de la sociedad, el dolor como destino impuesto desde afuera. Lloré terriblemente con esta novela.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 23/08/2026

La casa lobo 2018, dir. Cristóbal León, Joaquín Cociña una historia de un culto nazi en Chile, de niños abusados, de un lobo que persigue a una joven que se escapa y de unos cerditos los nazis son una plaga asquerosa, una mancha en la historia humana

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 22/08/2026

Night of the Demons 2009, dir. Adam Gierasch A group of friends (and expartners, one with a particular laugh) get trapped in a manor after a party then demons wake up and try to kill them. this movie was booty cheeks but the music was good unfortunately

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 21/08/2026

Siete casas vacías. Samantha Schweblin. Historias cortas sobre familias, hijes y xadres, la memoria que se deteriora con el tiempo, de cómo es estar con personas que la han perdido, del comportamiento errático que trae la edad, de cuidadores estuvo bien, “La respiración cavernaria” fue el mejor

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 18/08/2026

La vida mentirosa de los adultos. Elena Ferrante. Una adolescente se da cuenta de las dinámicas de los adultos, infidelidades, malos tratos, mientras tiene que vivir las pesadillas y las malas decisiones de la pubertad. está bueno, bien perturbador el reflejo a una parte de mi vida adolescente eh

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 17/08/2026

Beauty and the Beast 1978, dir. Juraj Herz Beauty and the Beast but the atmosphere is colder, dirty and very dark, the protagonist is as kind as always and the Beast is a tormented soul, a sweet birdman. Loved this so much! Juraj Herz is turning into one of my favorite directors.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 16/08/2026

Thornhedge. T. Kingfisher. Sleeping beauty but twisted. It’s very short so any more description feels like a spoiler. Cozier than i thought, very fun tho.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 16/08/2026

Leviticus 2026, dir. Adrian Chiarella i was sobbing everytime Naim tried to get help from his mom, shit was so sad

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 15/08/2026

Event Horizon 1997, dir. Paul W. S. Anderson

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 15/08/2026

The Employees. Olga Ravn. Translated by Martin Aitken. #scifi #booksky #literaryfiction Humans and humanoids living, working and psychologically spiraling together in a spaceship; statues that awake emotions, the question of what is a human and isolation.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 14/08/2026

📚💙 currently reading “Translating Myself and Others“ by Jhumpa Lahiri. quotes that have touch me :

“I already knew that writing in a new language resembled a
sort of blindness. For to write is nothing other than to per-
ceive, observe, and visualize the world. By now I can see in Ital-
ian, but only partially. I still grope around in semi-obscurity.
Like Romano, I write with an uncertain hand.”

“The notion of “graft” helps us to understand a human, uni-
versal impulse. It explains why each one of us searches for
something else, something more, and it explains how we go
about obtaining it. We can change our city, citizenship, body,
face, gender, family, religion. Through grafting, we can refute
our origins, today more than ever.

Although a graft is a natural process, it can be perceived as
forced or inauthentic. Those who undergo or enact it (even on
themselves) may be viewed with suspicion.”

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 12/08/2026

Juliet of the Spirits 1965, dir. Federico Fellini

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 11/08/2026

SHORT FILM: El santero 1956, dir. Amílcar Tirado

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 10/08/2026

Vampire in Brooklyn 1995, dir. Wes Craven this should have been a horror romance, i fear

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 10/08/2026

The Willows. Algernon Blackwood. Reading this made me shiver. Fantastic. I have read some cosmic horror and after reading this i can see where those got their inspo from 👀

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 09/08/2026

Co-wives, co-widows. Adrienne Yabouza. Translated by Rachael McGill.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 08/08/2026

Let my puppets come 1976, dir. Gerard Damiano lmaooo

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 07/08/2026

Preaching to the Perverted 1997, dir. Stuart Urban a guy begins to work for a conservative party and his first mission is to infiltrate a bdsm club and compile evidence that can be used against it, problem is that he falls in love with the mistress of the dungeon

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 06/08/2026

El azul es un color cálido. Jul Maraoh. Traducción por Lorenzo F. Díaz. La historia de un descubrimiento, de un amor que duele, de política francesa y de padres que son tolerantes o intolerantes. Mi adolescente interior llora cada vez que leo un libro que la habría ayudado.

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michelle oda 🇵🇷🥀 @mimibatibat.northsky.social · 06/08/2026

Sanctuary 2022, dir. Zachary Wigon a dom and her sub are playing in a hotel room, he is unsure of their relationship, she is not Abbott is far too hot lol this was not as sexy as i imagined, but is good tho

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