Jenna Ortega and Aubrey Plaza are the duo we never knew we needed.
said goodbye to sunshine and rainbows and hello to misery and darkness as they proved to be the ultimate BFF goals we never realised we needed until now.Wednesdayactress Aubrey walked up the podium to present the award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Movie or Limited Series. But they didn't give out the honour before exhibiting their broodingly terrifying chemistry, which began with them standing silently for ten seconds.
Now, that was... unsettling. And also pure brilliance. Because if there are any two actresses destined to play sisters in a dark, gothic movie, it's these two. So, this is a call out to any Hollywood bigwigs, please make this happen! MaybeGoth glam meets the red-carpet.
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