If you love werewolves, it’s frustrating how hard these films are to find. Thankfully, Shudder has 7 great werewolf movies we can sink our …continue reading 7 Werewolf Movies Streaming on Shudder
“Ginger Snaps” sunk its teeth into female autonomy and burgeoning sexuality twenty years ago — and left a lasting impression on feminist horror. John Fawcett’s …continue reading Ginger Snaps & Its Lasting Effect On Feminist Horror
After a brief break, Chaos and Carnage are back with bite, kicking off Women in Horror Month with “Ginger Snaps”, a subversive tale of …continue reading They Mostly Podcast at Night: Ginger Snaps
As Needy Lesnicki from ‘Jennifer’s Body’ famously said, “Hell is a teenage girl.” These films embody the turmoil and terror of teenage girlhood. The …continue reading Thirteen Films about the Terror of Teenage Girlhood
“Be true. Be brave. Stand.” A personal exploration of trauma and how horror has shaped and helped me process my past, present, and future. …continue reading An Essay on Surviving Trauma Through Horror
Imagery and sounds create the atmosphere we love, but the dialogue can be just as chilling — and a few well chosen words can …continue reading 10 Scary Lines of Horror Dialogue
As we transition into Spring, a time of rebirth and change, we celebrate 13 great horror films about transformation — both physical and mental. Each …continue reading Thematic Thread: Transformative Horror
More than an allegory for puberty told through the lens of horror, “Ginger Snaps” is an empowering and subversive tale of sisterhood. Ginger Snaps …continue reading Subversive Sisterhood: Ginger Snaps (2000)
We travel back in time to explore the stylish and compelling finale to the Ginger Snaps trilogy, Ginger Snaps Back: The Beginning. It’s week two …continue reading The Cine-Files: Weekly Film Journal (2-9-18)
The full moon beckons us back, and we’re here to howl our love for Ginger Snaps 2, in a special Women in Horror Month …continue reading The Cine-Files: Weekly Film Journal (2-2-18)
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