M.J. Pack

It makes sense that the American houses of Ilvermorny, as founded by completely different wizards, would represent different traits and values.

It’s utterly bizarre, but as I’ve come to learn, often truth is far scarier than fiction.

I was cautiously guarded, like a shelter dog who’s been adopted and returned one too many times. I can no longer give you my heart, Capcom. You have stomped on it again and again.

Determined, compulsive, and driven to succeed: that’s a Scorpio for you.

As we sit in summer of 2016, we know next to nothing. Here are currently the only confirmed facts I have been able to gather about the upcoming season of “American Horror Story.”

This personal dissonance seems vague at first. If a comedian is onstage in front of you for two reasons, and one is to make you laugh, then what’s the other?

“I have mixed feelings about her, too. She shows me to two sides… since connecting with her, she has a feeling that has remorse, and I feel a side that takes responsibility… and then a feeling that I feel has a relief.”

“And I’m also hearing that, what you have to understand is that, what seems like them throwing people under the bus? Was… um… it was a way to, uh, so, that they got — because all these people were, privy to the information, it was also a way to balance and check.”

“She’s telling me that she didn’t do anything wrong. I think she’s saying that to, to help us understand that — she understands. That none of it was her fault.”

“She wants you to lighten up to. She just said it. You need to lighten up too. She’s telling me you gotta come down to her level… we gotta get… childlike.”

Now, bear with me. This is just a theory. But I’m going to walk you through it, and you better believe that the next time you watch “The Witch” your mind is going to be blown.

I’ve done the looking so you don’t have to: here are the most horrifying flicks hitting on Netflix in June 2016.

Here are some of the best horror, thriller, and supernatural television shows that you can currently stream on Netflix.

Now I don’t want to scare you, little sparrow, but do not believe the people who tell you monsters aren’t real. Monsters are very real, they are alive and well, and they often hide in plain sight.

Ahhh, the charm of dead frozen children. You know, there were actually a LOT of dead kids in this show.

How do you know it's a horror movie? The cell phones stop working. One exception: CELL, coming soon. — Stephen King (@StephenKing) May 20, 2016 What can I say? Driving people out of their minds comes naturally yo me.

Sometimes you see some ink that is so wickedly impressive you’ve just got to share it with people you know will appreciate it.

“She’s telling me it’s amazing to see how that’s kind of… spread across humanity now. The impact, of being empathic, having empathy. Um, that is the embodiment of who she was.”