Julia Louise Dreyfus in Troll

In 1986 there was a terrible movie named Troll.

I never saw it when it came out.

I can’t quite say I’ve seen it.  All right, I actually have seen it.  All of it.  But chunks of it were on DVR speed-through speed.

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the thing that shocks me isn’t that Lindsay Lohan’s sister auditioned for a remake of Troll that turned out to be produced by a guy mainly known for making porn…it’s that they are making a remake of Troll.

Yes, they’re remaking it.  I wonder if they’ll let the leading kid’s role still be named Harry Potter, jr.

So I ran across this image in my surfing.  Harry Potter in the arm’s of Draco Malfoy.  I googled and found many, many copies of the image.  But not one credited the artist or said anything about the artist.  I kept looking and found the image was one of many.

Details and pics after the jump.  If you don’t like the image above, there’s a saying “As above, below” but probably more so.

The artist goes by the name of Eneada and appears to be located in Russia and identifies herself on LifeJournal as 23 years old.

She has an online gallery of Harry Potter images that she calls Slash.  All homo-erotic, mostly male (yes, there’s actually one of Hermione with Cho, Harry’s female crush from the films).

Below are more in the series of Harry & Draco which I find satisfyingly artistic, irreverent, fun, and a little naughty.

Harry & Draco in the Dungeon

Harry Potter and the Pulsing Tattoo

Harry Potter and the Rumpled Sheets

The image concepts aside, what sort of fascinates me is understanding what, exactly they are.  Are they photo-realistic drawings? Photographs that have been edited with Photoshop, to merge a movie still with models posed and a patina of shadow and color superimposed? I recommend the whole site, although, of course, the caveat about racy content and some odd or disturbing pairings (young Sirius & young Jim Potter or Draco and his father, etc.).

Each book seems thicker than the last when in the same box.
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