Women in Horror
Women in Horror Talk Wes Craven’s New Nightmare
The 2017 Women in Horror Film Festival saw female writers, producers, directors and actresses gathered in Fayetteville, GA to celebrate diversity in the horror genre. The festival held a special scree...
Looking at Hulu’s The Handmaid’s Tale Through the Eyes of Feminist Horror
If you are not watching The Handmaid’s Tale, then I urge you to begin to do so immediately. In lieu of any plot synopsis or spoiler warnings, I will shamelessly urge you to read my previous article lo...
Review: Prevenge Makes Pregnancy Scary Again
Hell hath no fury like a pregnant woman scorned in Alice Lowe’s directorial debut (for which she also wrote the screenplay, and takes the starring role), the audacious, bizarre and gruesomely hi...
Eight of the Most Badass Mothers in Horror
Horror movies aren’t always known for depicting positive mother figures. When moms are brought up, people tend to talk about the villains. Characters like Margaret White and Pamela Voorhees. People on...
Seven Horror Movies You Didn’t Know Were Written by Women
Horror tends to be thought of as a very male-dominated genre. That’s always the way it has been seen. But it’s been challenged more and more in recent years. There are more female fans than ever befor...
Natalie Burn on Awaken [Exclusive Interview]
Wicked Horror had a chance to connect with actress Natalie Burn about her involvement with the upcoming horror film Awaken. The actress offered her thoughts on strong female characters and why we need...
A Debra Hill Documentary is Underway
Producer Debra Hill would have been 64 years old today and in honor of that, news of an in-production documentary commemorating her life and body of work has been announced. The film will be aptly tit...
