The Intrusively Accurate Anxiety of Pure
Honestly, I’m offended.
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The Ninth Year: The Haunting of Swill House
May 3, 2020
Creativity Right Now is Hard (But Please Keep Doing It)
I’m going to be real with you: writing this blog, this last month, has been tough.
May 2, 2020
Lost Recaps S1E10: Raised By Another
When it comes to genre television, a baby is never good news.
April 30, 2020
The X-Files and the Monsters of That Week: Blood
Season two of The X-Files does what every second season of a show should do: it expands the scope of the show’s universe, explores the main characters in greater detail, and throws off the training wheels of its first year.
April 29, 2020
A Farwell to Angst
A girl and her angst
April 25, 2020
Six Weeks
Tomorrow marks six weeks in Lockdown. Six weeks since my world stopped spinning. Six weeks since COVID-19, masks, quarantine and social distancing entered my vernacular. So what have I learned? What has this time given me? What has it taken away?
Six Things I’ve Learned in Six Weeks
- Human Beings, when appropriately terrified, can work together. In normal times that seemed an impossible ask. Sure enough though, human beings are capable of team work on a mass scale. Albeit when the heat is on. Perhaps when we come out the other end of this, we’ll remember to do it more often.
- I am incredibly privileged. My biggest issue in Lockdown has been restricting my Magnum Mini intake. Key workers, people living in poverty or insecure situations do not have that privilege. I am incredibly privileged and in a time like this, that is an extremely lucky thing to be.
- I’m…
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April 25, 2020
Lost Recaps S1E9: Solitary
You know, I’ve been looking forward to this episode a lot.
April 24, 2020
A Fabulous Forage Through My Favourite Found Footage Films
I like found footage movies and alliteration far too much!
April 23, 2020
The X-Files and the Monsters of That Week: Fire
With a show as diverse in its storytelling as The X-Files, it would be a shame to only focus on its best moments. As much as I love the show, even the most die-hard of fans will admit that it’s far from perfect. For every excellent Monster of the Week, there is a dud, a flop, or one that just plain doesn’t work. Just as Beyond the Sea helped us understand what makes a truly great Monster of the Week episode, it’s only fair that we also look at another season one episode to investigate the exact opposite.
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