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I think this would be a really good movie to see due to all of the action that takes place in the movie. This movie could be considered to be a modern twist on the original movie. Katlyn Wilson https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=hZFZxEnB7ws

American Horror Story, a popular tv show, plays upon everyday fears in today's culture. Each season highlights specific monstrosities and their own story line. This picture represents a conversation about the relationship between humans and monsters, stating that all monsters are human. It is also later said in this episode that all humans are capable of a dark side. Payton Stansell

Big foot or the Easter bunny Monsters vs mystical creatures have been a crucial debate in human society for centuries. Whether or not someone is afraid depends on the stories they were told while growing up. Santa Claus we were told was good even thought he stalk us all year long meanwhile we should be afraid of Bigfoot who no one had ever seen. We show celebrate the bunny that leaves behind boiled eggs but runaway from the creatures on Halloween high. Do you see the pattern?

Why would you say hello? Why not yell hey I'm on the second floor yelling out the closet door of a very pink room. Jeez the best scary movies are the ones where the actor/actress doesn't know he/she should be afraid very afraid.

What we now think of as a monstrosity are things like vampires, werewolves, Freddie, It, etc. In America's beginning you were considered monstrous for being the wrong color, "the mark on Cain was black". Today in History 102 Wrld Civ., I began to question slave owners, "Wasn't it more un-christian like to beat, kill, judge, etc. someone than them being of color.

- Kyle Vines