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!
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A semi-proud resident of Fargo, North Dakota, die-hard horror fan.
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