So Desensitized
Blaise BalasA kid these days reviewing horror, from classic to modern. I've gotten tired of hearing that kids these days are "So desensitized" that horror wouldn't be scary to them anymore, so I've decided to prove that idea wrong. Be warned of spoilers ahead!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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Kids These Days Don't Walk Abroad Among Their Fellow Men Anymore
Happy Friday the 13th to all who celebrate! Due to unforeseen circumstances (whoever has Friday The 13th Part 2 out of the library is simply keeping it, apparently, it’s been out for a month), the fact that Christmas approaches, and the fac...
Kids These Days Wouldn't Answer The Calls Coming From Inside The House
Two movies came out in 1974 that changed not just the horror landscape, but also the cinematic landscape, forever. The first, by about two months, was The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, a true masterpiece that I wrote about back in September. Th...
Gateway Horror: Kids These Days Still Know About Christmas Town
As spooky season is over, so Christmas season is creeping in. In the coming months, I will be writing about winter and Christmas horror, starting with a movie that’s right in between spooky season and Christmas, The Nightmare Before Christm...
Spooky Season Spooktacular 2024
When I first announced this event back in September, I thought it was going to be much easier than it turned out to be. As it happens, writing two blog posts a week while also going to school, doing all sorts of events and projects, and bei...
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A semi-proud resident of Fargo, North Dakota, die-hard horror fan.
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