History

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About Me

biography

It started when I was four. My brothers, being the movie-lovers they are, decided that it was time for me to be the same. They showed me the original Nightmare on Elm Street when we lived on Elm Street in a house that was somewhat similar looking to the one we lived in.
After this, there was no stopping me. I watched whatever horror film (and about every other type of film) I could get my hands on. When my eldest brother showed up at my other brother's window with a chainsaw in hand and a hockey mask covering his face while we watched the second Friday the Thirteenth I got really excited, wanting to talk to "Jason" as my brother almost peed his pants.
Growing up, I was sometimes viewed as either (or both) "goth" or broken. The reason being as we watched horror films, particularly slasher films, I never looked away and a smile spread over my innocent face as the deaths became more interesting.
Sadly, I was not introduced to the earlier films from the 20s to the 50s til I was older. I grew up in an environment where the more gore and guts there was, the better. However, I also love realism. Too much blood is just stupid.

I am currently hoping to have a film be reviewed on this website, although it will be a very long while. So, I'll just stick with making fake limbs for the stage and thinking up creative ways to kill people in the theatre.

Favorites

favorite horror films

Sweeney Todd: Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the Thirteenth, Freaks, Cloverfield