The Divine Sacrifice Of Humanity in THE PASSION OF JOAN OF ARC (1928) & THE LAST TEMPTATION OF CHRIST (1988)

A trip into the humanity of divinity with Dreyer and Scorsese.

Home is a (Queer) Horror for the Holidays in YOU ARE NOT ME

A Christmas at home for this lesbian daughter is hell amongst the terror of the bourgeoisie.

Puckett's story of religious control and patriarchal obsession may be set in an earlier time, but it's very much of today.

WITTE WIEVEN immerses the audience in medieval misogyny until legend and mythology rooted in the feminine provide a way out.

THE HOLE IN THE FENCE is a quietly terrifying vision of the next generation of patriarchal monsters in training.

Cannibalism, incest, and misogyny; oh, my!

Religious miracles and religious divides are happening on Crockett Island.

Amber Sealey's NO MAN OF GOD explores the corrosiveness of being in close proximity to Ted Bundy through FBI Agent Bill Hagmaier.