We Sold Our Souls

The way the music scene was woven into the plot really brought back some memories. Did it make others think about their own musical obsessions or regrets?

The protagonist's journey felt both personal and universal. I'm curious whether this was based on real stories or purely fictional imagination.

The scares felt genuine but there was also a lot of heart. Did the emotional moments come first, or were they a deliberate contrast to the horror elements?