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Posts Tagged: Scream

The Final Girl

By Kelly J. Baker

March 13th, 2018

I wanted to be scared because being terrified taught me how to survive.

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Tags: Abuse, child abuse, childhood trauma, Christopher Pike, control, Dean Koontz, divorce, domestic violence, fathers, fathers and daughters, fear, ghost stories, Gremlins, horror, horror movies, It, Kelly J. Baker, Kelly Jo Baker, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Lost Boys, Mira Grant, monsters, Night of the Living Dead, nightmares, parents, r.l. stine, Scream, Scream 2, Scream Queens, Stephen King, Supernatural, The Craft, the walking dead, trauma, zombies

Sound & Vision: Scott Crawford

By Allyson McCabe

December 12th, 2014

Director and punk rock enthusiast Scott Crawford talks with Allyson McCabe about his film Salad Days, his punk fanzine Metrozine, Kickstarter, and DIY music culture.

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Tags: Adam and the Ants, Allyson McCabe, billy idol, Black Flag, Black Market Baby, crowd funding, crowdfunding, Dag Nasty, Flipside, Government Issue, Haircut 100, henry rollins, Ian MacKaye, Jim Saah, Kickstarter, Kingface, Maximum Rocknroll, Minor Threat, Out of Step, punk, Punk Rock, Scream, Soulside, Sound & Vision, Still Screaming, Teenager in a Box, Thrillseeker, Truly Needy, Void, Washington City Paper, Washington DC, zine

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