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4.15 AVERAGE
4.15 AVERAGE
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This book was very interesting and made me want to watch a bunch of movies.
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"As we fucked over pet semetary that Halloween in 2015 it struck me that this too was an act of defiance."
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"As we fucked over pet semetary that Halloween in 2015 it struck me that this too was an act of defiance."
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so good - as someone who often doesn't think about the layers of horror in favor of it as background noise, this was so interesting to read & added a lot to my watchlist/things to look out for! it did also make me anxious about the situationship thing on my mind rn but ah well. that's bein queer for you.
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Definitely had its highs and lows but even some of the essays that I was less invested in were still interesting enough. I’m now very excited to revisit some of the classics referenced in the book and look at them in a different lens and also watch some of the films that are new to me.
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Reflections on transformative horror movies from contemporary queer and trans writers? What could be better?! Personal favorites include Zeferino Lisowski’s “The Girl, The Well, The Ring” (The Ring, Pet Sematary); Sumiko Saulson’s “Centered and Seen” (Candyman); Sachiko Ragosta’s “On Beauty and Necrosis” (Eyes Without a Face); and, of course, Carmen Maria Machado’s “Both Ways” (Jennifer’s Body).