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Essays on neurodivergency, horror films, technology, and life
There’s Something in the Barn (2023) – Cult Christmas Carnage
? There’s Something in the Barn (2023) – Cult Christmas CarnageDirected by: Magnus MartensStarring: Martin Starr, Amrita Acharia, Kiran ShahSummary:An American family inherits a cabin in Norway...
Read more →? The Babysitter (2017) & The Babysitter: Killer Queen (2020)
? The Babysitter (2017) & The Babysitter: Killer Queen (2020)The Babysitter (2017) – Review:A fast, fun, and bloody coming-of-age horror-comedy. Judah Lewis plays young Cole, a relatable, awk...
Read more →? On the Line (2022) – Movie Review
Directed by: Romuald Boulanger Starring: Mel Gibson, William Moseley, Alia Seror-O’Neill ⭐️ Quick Summary On the Line is a psychological thriller that plays like a real-time hostage crisis, unf...
Read more →The Neurodivergence-Giftedness Connection: A Comprehensive Analysis
Growing evidence from neuroscience, psychology, and clinical research reveals that neurodivergent individuals and gifted/genius populations share remarkably similar brain patterns, cognitive processe...
Read more →Why Comedy and Horror Cornered the Market on Nudity in 80s-90s Cinema
How two seemingly opposite genres became the primary vehicles for provocative content during Hollywood’s most boundary-pushing decades Picture this: you’re browsing the comedy section of your loc...
Read more →Getting Started with Stamp Collecting: A Guide for Train, Space, and Historical Figure Enthusiasts
Stamp collecting offers a fascinating window into history, culture, and art through miniature masterpieces you can hold in your hand. As a fellow enthusiast of first day covers and stamps featuring t...
Read more →Jeepers Creepers Reborn
After watching "Jeepers Creepers: Reborn," I'm left with the overwhelming sense that some horror franchises should be allowed to rest in peace. This fourth installment in the Jeepers Creepers series ...
Read more →Breaking the Loop: My Personal Journey with ADHD Rumination
April 27, 2025 You know that feeling when something bothers you all day, and then the moment your head hits the pillow, it becomes the only thing you can think about? When you cycle through endless e...
Read more →DIY Filmmaking and the Wonderfully Weird World of "Basket Case"
In the polished, algorithm-driven world of modern streaming platforms, it's easy to forget that some of the most influential cult films were created with little more than determination, creativity, a...
Read more →The Neurodivergent Experience of Apophenia
When Patterns Emerge: Finding meaning in the seemingly random: blessing, curse, or simply another way of navigating the world? Have you ever found yourself staring at the clouds and not just seeing fl...
Read more →Superstitions, Patterns, and the Elusive Quest for Calm: A Neurodivergent
Perspective Sometimes I wonder if I'm the only one who notices these things. Like how the weeks I carry my backpack to work seem cursed with a string of minor catastrophes—spilled coffee, tense meet...
Read more →My Love Affair with Hammer Horror and the Castle of Dreams
The beginning of, It all began in 2003. I was a community college student in Westchester, balancing classes with an internship at Valentino Sound. Little did I know that those Wednesday and Thursday s...
Read more →The Phantom Critics in My Mind:
Living with Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria When your brain convinces you that everyone secretly dislikes you Have you ever left work absolutely convinced that you're the office pariah? That your cowo...
Read more →Unmasked: My Journey as a Neurodivergent Professional
Finally finding the courage to be authentically me in a world that wasn't designed for brains like mine For years, I carried my ADHD diagnosis like a secret burden, tucked away in the darkest corner ...
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