The Mary Shelley Club Quotes

“And when you're truly scared, there's nowhere to hide - no private school, no popularity, no trust fund. It's just you and your most base emotion. Fear is where the truth lies.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“If I was a monster, then so was everyone else in this club. And for once I didn't feel like such a freak. We could be monsters together.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“Mary Shelley writes of two men. One, an intellectual capable of creating life from death. The other, a grotesque creature made of human body parts and covered in scars. But it isn’t the obvious monster that we have to be afraid of. It’s the one that looks like us and acts like us.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“Mary Shelley’s message was clear: Real monsters aren’t the ones created by man. The real monster is man himself.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“Fear is where the truth lies.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“The game isn't over until everyone's played.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“He's the Stu to my Billy Loomis”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“If you want this to be over, just make sure she screams.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“I thought of the ways my own fear could take over sometimes and leave me paralyzed. How anxiety crawled out of my mind and became something physical, ruling my body and pulling all the strings.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“I looked over my shoulder.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“I invited her over to the apartment in an attempt to recreate the club's horror movie nights. I started off with a sure bet: Scream. A perennial fave. But to my horror Saundra showed up at my apartment with her tablet loaded with the MTV series based on the movies. When I told her, ver gently, that I would rather tear my skin off than watch that abomination, she laughed and hit play.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“But there was something wrong with me. It clawed at my insides, desperate to get out.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

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― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“I love that about horror: It’s the only genre that aims to please while daring you to look away.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“Freddie and I were two sides of the same coin. Fear had created me, lured out the monster who reacted recklessly... For Freddie it was anger that made him this way. I could see it so clearly now. Freddie was a puppet to his anger. But I wasn't going to let my fear control me anymore. I wouldn't be reckless.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“I was getting really tired of boys telling me which other boys I should or should not be hanging out with.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“Mary Shelley's message was clear; real monsters aren't the ones created by man. The real Monsters are man himself.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“This Masked Man saw her - watched her - and Saundra's first instinct was to point to the huddled, snively guys in the corner. "They're the ones you want!"
But the Masked Man barely glanced in their direction. He still wanted her. It was just her luck that so many guys wanted her tonight and none of it was going her way.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“We were staked out at the playground across the street, an optimal vantage for us to watch the house, and for me to watch Bram watch his girlfriend get scared.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club

“found the horror soothing, almost cathartic. Maybe it was the knowledge that everything I was seeing was fake and would be wrapped up neatly in under two hours. If I could train myself to sit through scary movies, face all different kinds of horrors head-on, then maybe I could transform into a calmer, more serene version of myself.”
― Goldy Moldavsky, The Mary Shelley Club