Over the last few years, the medical world has seen a revolution in the treatment of diabetes and weight loss. This attention has surged demand for these drugs for cosmetic purposes, creating strain on the accessibility of these prescriptions. Accessibility should be easier for those who truly need these drugs, instead of those who want it for cosmetic reasons.
Numerous Gothic and horror literature classics have been adapted for the screen, often simplifying or changing the original stories in ways that affect how audiences see them. These changes raise some important questions. Two of the most important being: are modern audiences too focused on the gore and monsters found in horror films to pay attention to the deeper meaning in the media they are consuming? How does turning literature into film change a story's meaning?
