Reviews
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Katie Recommends: The Unique Appeal of ‘The Haunted Hotel’
The Haunted Hotel on Netflix offers a fresh take on ghost stories, blending horror and humor…
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Stephen King: How King Addresses Ableism in Literature via IT
Stephen King’s IT redefines perceptions of disability through Bill Denbrough’s stutter, framing it as both a…
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Videogame Review: Alan Wake and Access in Horror Games and the Future of Inclusivity
Accessibility in the gaming industry, especially in horror games, is still lacking, particularly for visually impaired…
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Film Review: Unpacking Psychological Trauma in ‘Session 9’ and the Legacy of Psychiatric Practices
“Session 9” utilizes a decaying asylum to explore deep-seated fears surrounding mental illness, stigma, and institutional…
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Obscure Horror: The Intersection of Horror and Cognitive Disability in “The Taking of Deborah Logan
“The Taking of Deborah Logan” redefines found footage horror by using memory loss as a central…
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Book Review: An Unkindness of Ghosts by Rivers Solomon.
Rivers Solomon’s An Unkindness of Ghosts presents Aster, a strong character navigating life on a generation…
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Creepypasta: Masking the Monster, Autism Coding in ‘Eyeless Jack’
Eyeless Jack, a Creepypasta character, embodies societal fears surrounding autism, turning neurodivergent traits like silence and…
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Film Review: Power, Speech, and Survival in A Quiet Place
A Quiet Place transcends traditional horror by centering on Regan, a deaf character whose agency is…
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Katie Recommends: My Top 3 Horror Movies That Defined This Year
In 2025, horror cinema thrived with innovative films like “Sinners,” “Presence,” and “Weapons.” “Sinners” examines morality…
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Stephen King: The Jaunt – a Chilling Take on Teleportation and the Human Psyche
Stephen King’s “The Jaunt” explores the chilling implications of teleportation, intertwining fear, loss of innocence, and…
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