It isn’t the mundane type of secret either: Dad isn’t hiding any affairs, Mom doesn’t drink herself to sleep, and my sister doesn’t sneak boys or drugs up to her room. They do, however, all have their own demons, and they keep them hidden from the rest of the world.

This was a first for me. I’ve never seen a doctor pronounce a child stillborn with a hand over its mouth to suppress its cries

“So…just have sex? With random girls?”

The line was still connected while my caller was attacked, and what I heard for the next 30 seconds made me puke at my desk.

Print out the sigil of the demon you are trying to summon and memorize its shape. You should be able to close your eyes and visualize it.

Every time I use it now, I’ll always have that thought in the back of my mind, what if it happens again.

Four high school girls must band together if they’re going to survive the night — and the toxic masculinity surrounding their town.

“No,” he says, and then his grin melted away. He leaned forward. “I mean it. Really. You will never find a girl that does it better. Never ever. Rest of your life. Ancient technique. You sure you can live with that, sir?”

The film’s main premise gives the question of “What can you do to save yourself from your own mind?” 

Get ready for the new ‘Black Mirror.’