Roxanne Benjamin pits a young woman against the wild, subverting gender and genre along the way.
Category: Film
“Pretty sight, a lady with a book”: Otherness & Gothic Patriarchy in WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE
Stacie Passon adapts Shirley Jackson with a faithful, powerful retelling that continues to resonate with the social climate of today.
Down a Traumatic Rabbit Hole in SAINT BERNARD
Gabe Bartalos offers a strange new vision of madness with his wild film SAINT BERNARD, finally available via Severin Films.
Father Son Holy Gore’s Interview with FX Legend Gabe Bartalos
Father Gore talks with director and FX wizard Gabe Bartalos about his latest film, the utterly insane SAINT BERNARD.
An Interview with Heather Buckley
C.H. Newell talks with producer Heather Buckley about THE RANGER, plus lots more interesting stuff.
EXTREMELY WICKED, SHOCKINGLY EVIL, AND VILE: The Banality and Ugly Humanity of Ted Bundy
Berlinger's Bundy biopic doesn't glorify the killer. Instead it dissects him, as well as the events surrounding his trial(s).
[Trailer] WINTERSKIN Gives Off 1980s Creature Feature Vibes
Watch out— a trailer for Charlie Steeds's bloody new movie has crawled out of the snow just in time for spring!
Repressed Rural Women and The Horrifying Effects of Medieval Misogyny in HAGAZUSSA
Lukas Feigelfeld's new folk horror film HAGAZUSSA explores one woman's struggle against paranoia, superstition, and religious repression in 15th-century rural Austria.
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