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album #pop punk three cheers for sweet revenge - my chemical romance my favorite band of all time. i've been listening to this one since i was a kid and have yet to get tired of it. |
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album #alt metal sundowning - sleep token this album takes me to another plane of exitence. pretty certain that if i listen to give and sugar on loop for long enough i'll start floating away. |
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album #metalcore finding god before god finds me - bad omens the catholic guilt and religious trauma is big on this one (as it usually is, with bad omens) and even thought i have none, i can identify with the anger. |
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album #metalcore tsunami sea - spiritbox brutal and ethereal is how i like to describe spiritbox's music. tsunami sea makes me go through so many emotions. |
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album #metalcore sempiternal - bring me the horizon another album i've been listening for such a long time. i love everything bmth puts out, but this one will always have a special place in my heart. |
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book #sci-fi the lathe of heaven - ursula k. leguin dystopian, but disturbingly prescient and deeply philosophical. took me a couple of chapters to warm up, but once i did i couldn't stop reading. |
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book #horror the haunting of hill house - shirley jackson on the surface, this book seems to be a classic haunted house story - but in reality, it's so much more than that. lots of psychological torment and the best opening paragraph of all time. |
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movie #gothic horror crimson peak (2015) the visuals, the costumes, the photography, the story - everything made me gasp over and over again while watching this. |
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movie #horror lake mungo (2008) uncanny digital expression and exploration of ghosts, memory, fear and what it is to be forgotten and remembered only when it's too late. |
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movie #fantasy the lord of the rings trilogy (2001 - 2003) i watched lord of the rings for the first time in 2025 and it changed my life. it's everything i think about. don't let the long movie hours intimidate you, watch the movies! |
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movie #fantasy kiki's delivery service (1989) it's hard to pick a favorite hayao miyazaki movie, but kiki comes close. something about losing your passion and belief in yourself only to find it sparkling again when you least expect. |