[ZINE] HOW BATTLE ROYALE HELPED ME GROW
Justin gives us a personal essay about what Battle Royale means to him.
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[ZINE] A STUDENT SURVIVAL GUIDE. LITERALLY.
This guide — A Student’s Survival Guide. Literally. — contains anecdotal evidence to help you better navigate those situations the other guides refuse to discuss or even acknowledge exist.
[ZINE] SHORT STORY: 11:38 P.M.
The blow to his lower back made it feel like his body was about to fold in half. If not for the cold,
[ZINE] THE FIRST PURGE RULES: WHY DUMBASS CONSERVATIVES GOT THE WRONG MOVIE CANCELLED
The Hunt, a movie made by Blumhouse Productions and distributed by Universal Pictures, stopped production. How did The First Purge go unnoticed?
[ZINE] HOW SCREAM BROUGHT HORROR BACK FROM THE BRINK
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[ZINE] COLLEGE CONTAGION IN ‘LAZARETTO’
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[ZINE] IN GLOOM: FOR WHOM THE [SCHOOL] BELL TOLLS: ISSUE NO. 2
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[ZINE] A TRIP TO THE WOODS: DESCENT TOWARDS INHERENT EVIL IN ‘ANTICHRIST’ AND ‘THE CALL OF THE SIMPSONS’
Lars von Trier’s ‘Antichrist and John Swartzwelder’s “The Call of the Simpsons” from the series The Simpsons — both stories that explicitly connect the woods to Eden — the trip results in a transformation of understanding and form.
[ZINE] “THE QUEEN MUST RIDE ALONE”: FINDING ETERNAL STRENGTH, COMMUNITY & BLISS IN ‘MIDSOMMAR’
Her smile at the end is freedom. It’s eternal bliss. It’s finding peace within herself, and it’s finally finding a home.