Definitely one of my favorite books. Looking for suggestions.
Hi there, I posted about the Intersectional Reading Group I'm a part of on here about 6 months ago, and we got a great response, so I'd love to reach out again and invite you all to join us.
We meet once/month to discuss member-selected books, usually social science-ish research but some novels, and have some great discussions. We also sometimes go to trivia nights or other events together. We are mostly in our 20s, but everyone is more than welcome to join-the more perspectives, the better!
We currently meet at Next Door Cafe on Diversey, but we're open to rotating locations depending on member preferences.
Please join us on facebook, or if you don't have facebook feel free to send me a private message and I will add you to our email list.
Williamson made it clear when he had Billy say "movies don't create psychos, movies make psychos more creative".
But in Season 3, it was the horror genre that turned >!Beth!< into a killer
This game has so many original villains that could be turned into slasher icons, and it's annoying that one hasn't been adapted into a slasher film.
Which original villain would you like to be seen adapted into a slasher film?
I have been looking through discussion threads and have not been able to find any mention of this. When Dani is leaving a message on the answering machine in the beginning, the camera pans through the house and shows her parents sleeping. During that frame, on a chair next to their bed, you see a flower reef with what looked to be a picture of either Dani or her sister in the middle. The reef looked similar to what we see the children making when they first come to the village.
I’m still wondering if there is a connection between her sister and the community. Was expecting that to come back up in the movie.
Did anyone else notice that? If so, what are your thoughts?
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