🪰 Sunday Screams – The Fly (1986)
🎭 Monologue — The Nightly Storyteller “What happens when the last part of you that’s human… stops fighting?” I ask myself that a lot these days. Every time I shave, a little more of me peels away with each stroke, like I’m carving someone else out of my skin. My skin isn’t healing the way it used to. My eyes adjust to darkness before I even blink. I haven’t been sick in weeks—but I can smell fear on people like metallic cologne. I still remember my favorite record. The smell of jasmine in summer. The way Val says my name when she’s teasing me. But I wonder… When I finally stop pretending—stop fighting—will there be anything human left to mourn? 🎬 The Fly (1986) — Film Review David Cronenberg’s The Fly isn’t just body horror—it’s a slow, devastating symphony of mutation, obsession, and tragic love. A remake of the 1958 film, this 1986 version goes full throttle into the grotesque, backed by phenomenal performances and practical effects that still hold up nearly 40 years later. 📖 Plot...