Jenn Adams / Contributor 27/04/2021 Jenn Adams / Contributor 27/04/2021

[Editorial] The Body as the Scene of the Crime: The Autopsy of Jane Doe and Reporting Sexual Assault

The Autopsy It’s both terrifying and rich with deep meaning and social commentary…

Caitlyn Downs / Contributor 23/04/2021 Caitlyn Downs / Contributor 23/04/2021

[Editorial] Gone Girls: Missing Women on Screen

The horror genre is full of active, complex female characters that drive narratives and become iconic figures…

Rebecca McCallum / Contributor 20/04/2021 Rebecca McCallum / Contributor 20/04/2021

[Editorial] Releasing the Cuffs: Trauma and Healing in Gerald’s Game (2017)

Cuffed to the bed and without the promise of help for miles around, Jess gradually realises that her husband is not coming back…

Elizabeth Bishop / Events (Midlands) & Social Media 16/04/2021 Elizabeth Bishop / Events (Midlands) & Social Media 16/04/2021

[Editorial] Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Father Figures, Feminism and My Formative Years

I’ve sat in front of my laptop countless times, wanting to write about the show that changed my life…

Jerry Sampson / Senior Contributor 13/04/2021 Jerry Sampson / Senior Contributor 13/04/2021

[Editorial] Do We Need More Female Killers On-Screen?

The question is less do we need more female killers on-screen, and more why the fuck do we need more male killers on-screen?!

Alix Turner / Contributor 06/04/2021 Alix Turner / Contributor 06/04/2021

[Editorial] Welcome To The World Of Horror

I’m tired of articles which list the “best of” a film genre, and only offer British or American titles which are usually modern, fairly big budget and widely known…

Kate Bowen / Contributor 30/03/2021 Kate Bowen / Contributor 30/03/2021

[Editorial] “Where Is My wife?”: Losing Yourself In (And To) Sexual Trauma In Honeymoon

You awaken in the middle of the woods. The night air burns cold on your naked skin…

Rebecca McCallum / Contributor 09/03/2021 Rebecca McCallum / Contributor 09/03/2021

[Editorial] Women On Fire: Fierce Females Of The Classic TV Series Tales Of The Unexpected

Cooking up a storm of murder with these fierce women from the classic TV series…

Elizabeth Bishop / Events (Midlands) & Social Media 23/02/2021 Elizabeth Bishop / Events (Midlands) & Social Media 23/02/2021

[Editorial] The Loved Ones (2009)

Hell hath no fury like a schoolgirl scorned…

Caitlyn Downs / Contributor 14/02/2021 Caitlyn Downs / Contributor 14/02/2021

[Editorial] “Forgive Me”: Remaking Martyrs

Pascal Laugier’s Martyrs (2008) is an experience of the narrative regularly netting it a spot in lists of “most disturbing films”…

Zoë Rose Smith / Editor-in-Chief 21/01/2021 Zoë Rose Smith / Editor-in-Chief 21/01/2021

[Editorial] Confronting Grief Through Hereditary and Midsommar

Grief is the one emotion that I have consistently avoided for the last ten years…

Dani Bethea / Contributor 20/01/2021 Dani Bethea / Contributor 20/01/2021

[Editorial] An Analysis of The Babadook and The Nightingale

Jennifer Kent makes movies that hurt but also heal…

Dani Bethea / Contributor 20/01/2021 Dani Bethea / Contributor 20/01/2021

[Editorial] Tigers Are Not Afraid

A childhood undercut by violence and the ghosts that remain to haunt the living…

Dani Bethea / Contributor 20/01/2021 Dani Bethea / Contributor 20/01/2021

[Editorial] The Body Politics of It Follows

This film is an exploration of the sexualized voyeurism of women…

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