2020 may have been an isolating year, but these essential podcasts kept us feeling connected and entertained during the worst of times. 2020 was …continue reading Flashback February: Top 5 Podcasts of 2020
In our new series exploring the best of lesbian vampire films, we discuss the iconic “Vampyres” — a film light on substance but heavy …continue reading Dracula’s Daughters: Vampyres (1974)
Shudder Offers A Solid Horror Entry That Delivers A Timely Social Terrorcontinue reading Streaming on Shudder: Spiral (2019)
Based on a French novel, “Diabolique” tried to heteronormalize its plot, but this famous noir thriller could not get rid of the homosexual undertones. …continue reading Sapphic Sunday: Diabolique (1955)
We chat with master of horror Clive Barker about Hulu’s excellent adaptation of “Books of Blood”, along with the film’s director, Brannon Braga. In …continue reading “Books of Blood” Interview: Barker and Braga
A final blaze of glory for a former British horror powerhouse, “The Vampire Lovers” is a seductive adaptation of “Carmilla” with undeniable lesbian themes. …continue reading Sapphic Sunday: The Vampire Lovers (1970)
Lucio Fulci’s stylish giallo A LIZARD IN A WOMAN’S SKIN is a wild ride that navigates the conflict between repression and liberation, upper and lower class, and the old world and 70’s counterculture.continue reading Sapphic Sunday: A Lizard in a Woman’s Skin (1971)
Known for its progressive portrayal of a lesbian character in the 1960s, Robert Wise’s THE HAUNTING is also a tragic tale of a woman who cannot accept the terrifying truth about herself.continue reading Sapphic Sunday: The Haunting (1963)
Welcome to the very first edition of ‘Fright Bites’! This month we have some badass female representation in the form of a dark thriller and a comedy, an emotionally driven LGBT film, and two futuristic shorts filled with suspense.continue reading Fright Bites: Short Horror Roundup (Sept 2020)
Emily Harris faithfully reimagines CARMILLA in this beautiful and haunting tale of young love, repressed desires, and the ever-present fear of the Other.continue reading Sapphic Sunday: Carmilla (2019)
