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Oh yeah! I remember As Above So Below, it's the only film that has made me feel claustrophobic. There is just something so spooky about the catecombs, maybe it's the thousands of skulls and bones down there or the fact that you can very easily get lost or trapped in there. Then there are all the...

I work at a home for autistic people who are also Deaf while I also 'attend' university. I only have to finish up an essay this semester and thus do not physically have to be present which makes work that much easier! :p

For a non fiction that reads almost like a fiction I recommend Malcom Gladwell's David and Goliath. It's a collection of real life events and stories about how being the underdog can turn out to be your biggest advantage. Underdogs often have to find new and inventive ways to counter the...

I try to find a theme to begin with, once I feel that I have established a good setting and atmosphere I begin to think about what sort of people are in this world. How have they been shaped by the geography, flora, history, and rules of the universe? Then I try to find a way to connect these...

My unpopular opinion would have to be that we are all probably being manipulated on a subconscious level by psychopaths who have made it into the top rungs on the corporate and governmental ladder using knowledge of advanced psychology unknown to the masses.

Oculus is a great psychological horror! I love films that mess with your mind without relying too heavily on jumpscares and gore. I would also put the Babadook in this category. I have yet to see It Follows but I am really interested in seeing it. Can anyone here reccommend it? :)

My first language is Icelandic Sign Language! :emoji_metal: