It’s the end of an era, colleagues usually say when someone leaves a job after a few years.
‘It’s the end of an era’, a friend said just a few days ago, as my latest job ended.
Except it’s only been nine months since I accepted the post, and not even five months since I actually started.
Nine months between the day I signed up for a job in my favourite city and the day I said ‘au revoir’ to my new colleagues there, to go back to the one that is not my favourite, but that I must finally acknowledge has become my home, the place I feel relaxed in, and the place I will - if nothing major happens to disrupt my plans - live in for the rest of my working life.
So, a short era. An e, let’s say.
It’s a bittersweet feeling.

Once again, let’s go straight to the films.

I’m not really inspired to write an introduction, so let’s go straight to the films.

If you still read my posts, you might be disappointed that I’ve drifted away from horror. I’m sorry about it too, but it’s become hard to find good horror films to stream, or at least movies I’ve heard positive reviews about and I haven’t seen already. As I’ve mentioned before, there is no Shudder or Shadowz where I live, and even with a VPN I’m not able to subscribe to either platform.

Life is changing once again, which could mean a bit more time to relax and do something that’s not related to work. Plus, I took the week off to recharge my depleted batteries, so my movie intake levels went back to normal.

Nothing special to say about this week. Let’s get to the films.