I really connected with Lisa in Lisa Frankenstein. She is drawn to things most people would call “abnormal,” and that sense of being out of place is something I have felt for as long as I can remember. Her fascination with death and the macabre does not feel strange to me, it feels familiar. I have always loved anything involving reanimation, vampires included, so this movie already spoke my language.
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My current read, and I’m already hooked. I’ve been a fan of Jeneva Rose ever since You Shouldn’t Have Come Here pulled me back into reading. She truly has a gift for twists you never see coming. I’m only 40 pages in, but I already know I’ll be flying through this one. It’s nearly impossible for me to put her books down.
Continue reading ONE OF US IS DEADWhy Psycho Will Always Be My Favorite Movie
While showering, I reflected on my love for Psycho.
Sure, it’s an iconic film with brilliant acting, stunning cinematography, masterful direction, an unforgettable score, an unmatched creep factor, and one of the greatest twists in cinema history. But the real reason Psycho means so much to me is simpler and more personal. It reminds me of where my love for horror began. It’s a comfort movie. A touchstone.
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