“You’re fucking kidding. That was so fucking stupid. Pure horseshit. The death of horror right here in front of us.” ~ Rachel in Stab 7, Scream 4 Well, that pretty much sums up my reaction to The Strays, which I went into completely blind last night. I’d seen it floating…

My very speculative theory on the connection between dream and space time via Simulation Theory In your mind and DNA, there’s a recording of the entire history of the universe. It’s a massive data storage, one that extends beyond the experiences of you and your ancestors — Beyond all of…

Top 5 Leadership Styles in Game of Thrones & Predictions for House of the Dragon As we enter a new realm of the George R. R. Martin franchise, I thought it’d be fun to highlight the unique leadership styles of the major characters from Game of Thrones and compare-contrast them…

My reaction. It’s literally one big spoiler. You’ve been warned. So, it goes without saying, but if you haven’t already seen the 2022 film X, starring Mia Goth, Jenna Ortega, Brittany Snow, Kid Cudi and Martin Henderson, you probably want to stop reading now. I’m giving away a major underlying…

Constantine: I believe, for crissakes. Gabriel: No. You know. And there’s a difference. You’ve seen. Faith is a powerful force that shapes our world. Where people once almost exclusively invested their faith in the unknown, or some mouthpiece thereof, there now exist a pantheon of social media influencers, spiritual gurus…

The most terrible thing in all of this is that that is what we’ve told white people they need to do in order to be allies Two years ago, and a couple of months into the pandemic, there was a vocal uproar on the heels of the Black Lives Matter…

Midnight Mass is a stunning work of art, which could have easily worked as a stage drama, as it does as a limited series. But for me, there is a much simpler reason it stuck out to me and stayed with me long after its seven-episode arc…and that’s the subtlety…

In my last write up, in which I discussed my take on 1992’s Candyman, Candyman (1992): White Ignorance Of Black Privilege Why one subplot of Clive Barker’s urban Folk Horror revolves around Bernadette and the terror of unfamiliar…nadiabcarmon.medium.com I wrote that both Helen Lyle and Bernadette Walsh, a black and white duo of graduate students: “Carelessly seek ‘truth’ in the wrong part of town, at the darkest hours of night, disrespectfully appropriating a way…

At a time when we’ve been confronted with the everyday reality of violence, growing steadily at an exponential pace, my rewatch of the 1989 Dark Comedy Heathers struck a different chord than it did the first time I watched it. Back then I was as a freshman in college. At…