Chrissy Stockton is a freelance journalist with a passion for all things related to pop culture and horror. She specializes in writing articles that explore the connections between movies, TV shows, and real-life events, often delving into the creepy and unsettling aspects of these stories. With a knack for uncovering the eerie details behind popular entertainment, Chrissy's articles are sure to captivate and intrigue readers.
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Chrissy Stockton's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, specifically in the horror movie genre. She often covers evolving stories and provides reviews as well as expert commentary.
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High school is one big horror movie.
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Some of these are serious questions, and some are just funny plot holes I noticed while watching.
Fans of weird movies will dig it and horror fans will get to see something new.
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Magic isn’t just spells and potions.
Shyamalan pitched ‘Trap’ as: “What if The Silence Of The Lambs happened at a Taylor Swift concert?”
By: Chrissy Stockton
Of course, Carrie Fisher is no longer around to dispute Dunne’s claim so we have to take his word for it.
By: Chrissy Stockton
I've seen High Fidelity probably hundreds of times–yes, I've read the book, Hornby rules–and each time I'm reassured that it is, in fact, the most accurate reflection of pop culture and love of our time.
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