Abdelhamid Bouchnak’s Dachra is a horrific tale of generational divide in Tunisia and its brutal effects on the younger generations.
Tag Archives: Misogyny
The Human Horrors of Misogynistic Violence & French Colonialism in KANDISHA
Kandisha tackles heavy, significant social themes underneath a blood and guts tale of supernatural revenge.
The Handmaid’s Tale 4×03: “The Crossing”
June is captured and taken back to Gilead to be tortured for information.
TILL DEATH: Shedding the Old (Bloody) Ball and Chain
Megan Fox carries TILL DEATH and the horrific trauma it heaps upon women.
Urban Legends & Bourgeois Privilege in Simon Barrett’s SEANCE
Simon Barrett’s new film is fun, and its strong cast helps its story work, as it tells a tale of urban legends and privilege.
Male Control & Bloody Women’s Liberation in JAKOB’S WIFE
Travis Stevens delivers another fantastic film, once again using horror (and this time a lot of camp!) to get at the heart of issues that affect women.
The Body’s a (Horrific) House of God in Devereux Milburn’s HONEYDEW
A confused, albeit disturbing film from Devereux Milburn.
HUNTER HUNTER: Men & Wolves & Women—Oh, My!
Some wolves lurk in the woods; others live among us.
Dire & Disappointing Lessons of Masculinity in THE WOLF OF SNOW HOLLOW
A small town cop grapples with toxic masculinity and misogyny. But does The Wolf of Snow Hollow really tackle any of it?
[Fantastic Fest 2020] THE QUEEN OF BLACK MAGIC & the Rot of Patriarchy
The past is never dead. It’s not even past.
Wild West Misogyny & Male Reckoning in THE PALE DOOR
Cowboys, witches, and thieves— oh, my!
[Fantasia 2020] THE RECKONING’s Violent Flames of Patriarchy Still Burn
Neil Marshall’s latest film is timely, reckoning with the violent abuses of a patriarchal past that isn’t actually past at all.
