The Crucible. I read the play a few years ago and I loved it but I will never read it again. The character of Abigail is so well written and I hate her so much that the main emotion I get through reading it was anger. I wanted to throw the book across the room when it ended because I was furious at Abigail and the story as a whole.

I recently finished Madam Bovary and that was really easy to read. I’m not sure how old a novel has to be to be considered classic instead of modern classic, but The Haunting of Hill House, The Bell Jar and Gone With the Wind are all ready easy to read as well.

Face/Off. Con Air.

Really any Nicholas Cage movie would work.

eta - No shade to Nic Cage, I actually really love these movies. But they definitely fit the criteria.

I’ve read The Outsiders more times than I can count! I actually had to buy a new copy of it a few years ago because my first one was literally falling apart. It’s an easy read and only takes a few hours so I know I can get it done in one sitting. I often read books that I’ve already read.

Mostly fiction. I’m going through a stage right now where I’m reading a lot of classics, but really just anything that looks interesting or is recommended to me.

I’m doing the same thing! I’ve never used Goodreads before so I’m trying to track my reading this year. My goal is 50 books this year because I’m starting a new full time job and I know there will be weeks where I just don’t want to read anything.

I only watched Hush really recently. I decided to check out The Haunting of Hill House because I heard it was really good and I loved it, so now I’m working my way through Mike Flanagan’s filmography.

Also a good choice. I love both of them but alien was the first proper horror/sci fi movie I ever saw and it holds a special place in my heart because of that.

Shaun of the dead is an action comedy about zombies. Great movie!

Hush

Alien

28 days later

Sunshine

A quiet place