women in horror month
Jill Gevargizian’s The Stylist is Ruthlessly Feminine [Review]
Going to the hairdresser can be a daunting experience; they usually want to have a chat about nothing, there’s pressure to make eye contact in the mirror at awkward times and the idea of someone else ...
The Sinners is an Impressive Directorial Debut from Courtney Paige [Review]
The Sinners makes literal an idea that has been floating around ever since men first decided they were in charge – women are, by their very nature, bad and must be kept in line accordingly. Courtney P...
Kaitlyn Bernard and Brenna Llewellyn Talk The Sinners [Interview]
The Sinners is the directorial debut of actress Courtney Paige who also penned the script, produced, and did plenty more behind the scenes to boot. The film follows a group of seven girls who have bee...
WIHM 2020: Horror is Punching the Patriarchy in the Face. Literally.
Over the past few years, there’s been a major uptick in feminist horror movies, from The Witch, to CAM, to Revenge. But 2019 saw the release of two, just a month apart, that took a very literal ...
