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I feel Hannibal is far superior to all the films including Silence of the Lambs, Red Dragon, and Manhunter. Mads Mikkelsen’s take on Hannibal Lecter is the most complex and interesting so far. Also this show looks fantastic. From the stunningly bloody opening credits to the way it can make the most gruesome scenes look almost angelic. I have no idea how this is allowed on NBC. Kudos to whoever gets it passed the censors. You deserve all the Emmys.

Ten Best: TV Series of the Year… So Far (x)

As you may or may not know GISHWHES aka the “Greatest International Scavenger Hunt the World Has Ever Seen” registration has opened and various fannibals have thought of making a group and competing. To have a group to compete you have to have about 15 willing members to join in. If you want to participate (and don’t have you’re own group already)

It’s about $18 for registration; however, there is a free option that you can read about more on the website. Please this would be an amazing opportunity and if you’re willing to look like a fool and do some acts of kindness THIS IS FOR YOU.

Learn about the competition and where to register by clicking HERE

If you would like to join, please message me on tumblr or on twitter @/SmileCarlaSmile

With its gory violence and occasional highbrow dialogue, it’s hard to believe “Hannibal” airs on an American broadcast network. But really, it’s hard to believe it’s on TV at all. It’s a marvelous, maleficent miracle. Fuller has said he has a seven-season plan for the show, and it would be a bloody crime if he wasn’t able to finish his design.

‘Hannibal’: Bloody Well the Year’s Best Show (x)

The subjective storytelling and flagrantly unreal atmosphere make what might otherwise be an unbearably gruesome spectacle not just tolerable but fascinating, at times weirdly stirring, in the way that a depressing opera or brutal fairy tale or Greek tragedy can be stirring. “Hannibal” showcases the most hideous violence ever seen on commercial TV — some of the murders and mutilations make the ghastliest stuff on “True Detective” and “The Following” seem mild

Vulture TV Awards on Hannibal (x)