She Haunts Me Still was such a good time. I loved the combination of gothic horror, dark academia, theater, romance, and genuinely creepy supernatural elements. The atmosphere was easily one of my favorite parts. Shore College felt dark and unsettling from the beginning, and the theater setting made everything feel even more dramatic and eerie.

I also really enjoyed the mystery surrounding Mallory, her mother, and the haunting that seems to have followed her for most of her life. There were enough creepy moments throughout to keep me uneasy, but I also loved getting pulled into the history behind everything and slowly figuring out how all of these characters were connected.

The romance, horror, and mystery worked really well together for me without one completely overpowering the others. I especially liked where the story went toward the end and felt really satisfied with how everything came together.

Overall, this was exactly the kind of gothic horror I love: atmospheric, romantic, creepy, a little dramatic, and full of secrets.