Horror-show.

[rookbones]

Expectations for next week: The SSEF, a prestigious science fair that by a surprising twist of fate my project was selected to compete in. My teacher-mentor turns out more excited by the prospect of my attendance than I am, although I try to mask it beyond that of 'oh it's just lovely. Yes I am an extremely fortunate person!' by adding a bright

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[misslethologica]

I think the earliest horror movies I've seen that I really liked were The Innocents (1961) and Diabolique (1955). Diabolique isn't even really a horror movie until the last part, but it's good, and The Innocents is an adaptation of Henry James' The Turn of the Screw which I like much better than the book. It builds up well and surprisingly did creep me out at parts.