Koji Kabuto
Mike Flanagan, the acclaimed director known for his work in horror cinema, recently opened up about his battle with alcoholism and journey to recovery. In a candid interview with Paste Magazine, Flanagan shared how his personal struggles with addiction have influenced his work in the film industry.
Flanagan, who is best known for directing films such as “Oculus,” “Hush,” and “Doctor Sleep,” revealed that he hit rock bottom before seeking help for his alcoholism. He credited the support of his family and friends, as well as the 12-step recovery program, for helping him turn his life around.
The director shared how his experiences with addiction have shaped his approach to storytelling, particularly in the horror genre. He explained that his personal demons often find their way into his work, adding layers of depth and complexity to his characters and narratives.
Flanagan’s honesty about his struggles with alcoholism has resonated with fans and colleagues alike, with many praising him for his bravery in sharing his story. His openness about his journey to recovery serves as a reminder that even those in the spotlight can face challenges and find the strength to overcome them.
As Flanagan continues to make his mark in the world of horror cinema, his personal journey serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of self-care and seeking help when needed. His resilience and determination are a testament to the transformative power of recovery, both in his personal life and in his creative endeavors.
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Source: Paste Magazine
