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Thank you to everyone who sent me recommendations for horror films to watch. I finally made it to "The Shining," and I absolutely loved it. Perhaps as a writer/editor, the most horrifying moment is when Shelley Duvall goes over to Jack Nicholson's typewriter to realize he has not written one real thing. I let out a carnal scream during that scene. I may keep up with this horror movie binge session post-October because it has truly been an escape. More from me next week!

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