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Just a 24-year-old blogger absolutely obsessed with film and television (among other media) and can't stop talking about them. Welcome to my little journal, I hope you stick around.

I talk too much, so basically all my posts will be under a cut. But unless there's an explicit spoiler warning, they're safe to read.

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Review: Stephen King’s It (1990)

Tommy Lee Wallace’s miniseries captures a quintessential Stephen King nightmare with uneven proficiency, heavily boosted by creepy cinematography and set design. Spoilers to follow.

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