Skin Care & Spooky Stories

Hi everyone! I wanted to share my all-time favorite "spooky" movies/TV shows with you all!  Top "family-friendly" spooky movies: 10. The Lost Boys 9. Casper  8. Halloweentown Series 7. Knives Out 6. Hocus Pocus 5. The Haunted Mansion   4. Ghostbusters (2016 version) 3. Scooby-Doo Live Action  (I&II) 2. Tower of Terror 1. Practical Magic Top Horror/Thriller Movies: 10. The Gift 9. Split 8. Scream  7. It 6. Secret Window 5. The Amityville Horror  4. The Stangers 3. Halloween 2. The Skeleton Key  1. Get Out  Shows: 10. Charmed (OG)  9. Scream Queens 8. Stranger Things  7. Locke & Key 6. Chilling Adventures of Sabrina  5. Ghost Whisperer 4. Nancy Drew  3. American Horror Story - 1984 2. You 1. Haunting of Hill House & Haunting of Bly Manor 

  Today was my last day of class … ever. In a week and a half, I will be a UNC graduate. For today’s blog, I wanted to talk about one of my favorite classes at Carolina. By the way, if you thought this blog wasn’t going to involve something spooky, you’re wrong. This blog is about my English 148 class … Horror. Sure, it sounds like a weird class, but it’s really interesting. I took this class with Tyler Curtain and he was ah-mazing! We pretty much just watched scary movies, read scary books, and then talk about them as a class. If you’re an introvert, maybe this class isn’t for you. Participation is your biggest grade. We watched a lot of Stephen King we watched It, Carrie, The Shining, and Misery. We also watched a lot of classic Halloween slashers like Halloween, Friday the 13th, The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, and A Nightmare on Elm Street. Have you ever thought about how scary movies make you feel? Is it anxiety? Disgust? Fear? Anger? We really took a deep dive into understanding...