It is Friday night, October 18th at 10:48 p.m. as I am typing this and I just watched one of the best horror films I've watched in a very long time. My little brother is here visiting from Houston and recommended we watch it. He is really into alchemy and psychology and this film is [...]
So, why not pass the hours with some story-telling? The perfect thing for a late October evening? Stranger Diaries by Elly Griffiths is an ode to the long ago written gothic horror novels. Maybe it's the numerous book titles woven into the story, or the many references to characters that emit this vibe as you [...]
I am close to hitting my one year Blogging anniversary. I typed and submitted my first post during the fall of 2018 and began juggling my new love of blogging, with my current love (at the time) of creating bookish content on Youtube. I juggled both for a bit, then actually stopped blogging and [...]
Let's chat about the dramatic lengths two characters in The House On Haunted Hill were willing to go to, in an attempt to be together. I've been a fan of this film for years now, however it's one of those movies that I think in the beginning I enjoyed just because it was the type [...]
A few years ago I hauled season one of Are You Afraid of the Dark on dvd. Growing up, this show was a big deal. Every Saturday night, my sister, brother and I would get our blankets..go sit in the living room and tune into Snick (Saturday night on Nickelodeon) to watch their Saturday night [...]
Aerosmith's, "I don't wanna miss a thing," is playing in my head because I feel like if I blink, October will be OVER. I'd be okay, because I'm a November baby but that also means we're that much closer to Christmas and I want to enjoy this time of year as much as possible. Any [...]
(Insert horror movie score, so you know crap is getting real!) One of the worst things as a reader is the infamous and for some, inevitable, reading slump. I have friends who are very open and honest about experiencing them while on the other hand, I have friends who read basically a book for every [...]
