[ZINE] “IT TAKES A MAN TO DO SOMETHING LIKE THAT”: THE WOMEN OF SCREAM
Michael Walls-Kelly highlights a couple from each entry that shows how Scream treats women as more than just screeching victims.
[ZINE] MAN-EATERS: THE MONSTROUS WOMEN OF HORROR
When thinking about women in horror, the focus is on final girls or female victims. What about the iconic female monsters and what they say about the genre?
[ZINE] SHOW ME YOUR TEETH: HOW KAREN WALTON SAVED THE WEREWOLF MOVIE FOR WOMEN
Ginger Snaps turns twenty this year. Let’s celebrate the cult favorite that broke all the male-centered rules of 80s and 90s werewolf movies.
[ZINE] DREAM HOME (2010): HOW TO MAKE A LADY MONSTER
Cheng Lai Sheung (played by Josie Ho) evolves from dutiful daughter to mass murderer in Ho-Cheung Pang’s film Dream Home (2010).
[EDITORIAL] TWIN TALES OF TAGALOG TERROR, 2020 EDITION
Attracted by the welcoming Filipino government, Americans made movies there that they couldn’t make at home. The archipelago became a fertile environment for filmmakers to to let their imaginations run wild!
[FINAL GIRLS BERLIN FILM FESTIVAL] QUEER HORROR SHORTS BLOCK
Insha reviews the QUEER HORROR from Final Girls Berlin Film Festival.
[REVIEW] ‘THE INVISIBLE MAN’ IS A TERRIFYING ITERATION THAT GIVES A MODERN TWIST TO THE CLASSIC TALE
The Invisible Man is a refreshing divergence from a crass revenge story, which is where some #MeToo-themed movies have aimed.
[REVIEW] ‘BLOOD ON HER NAME’ IS AN INTENSE, RURAL-NOIR THRILLER WITH HITCHCOCKIAN OVERTONES
Blood on Her Name (2020) is an intense, rural-noir thriller with Hitchcockian overtones that takes the viewer on a voyage into the dark and turbulent lives of its characters.
[FINAL GIRLS] ‘TITO’ IS GOTHIC HORROR THAT DARES YOU TO THINK
Tito is very, very afraid. Grace Glowicki’s daring gothic horror flick Tito premiered at the Final Girls Berlin Film Fesitval on February 9, 2020.
[REVIEW] VINEGAR SYNDROME’S ‘BLOOD MANIA’ AND ‘POINT OF TERROR’ SET RIPS THE SCREAMS RIGHT OUT OF YOUR THROAT!
Blood Mania and Point of Terror, two nearly forgotten ghoulish tales of madness, mayhem, and murder, were rescued from obscurity by Vinegar Syndrome.