horror
Exciting Things Are Coming to the Screen in 2017
11 movies and television shows set to take 2017.
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It’s Jane’s House—We Just Live in It: Brontë, Feminism, and the Gothic Tradition
The themes and tropes Jane Eyre combined so brilliantly—patriarchy and male control, female dopplegangers, and, of course, gothic houses—remain ever-present in literature and popular culture.
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Backtalk: Trump's Terribleness and Feminist Horror Films
A true Halloween horror show! We discuss the horrors of Donald Trump and how traumatic it is for many women to read every day about news of his history of sexual assault and harassment. Then, we talk with resident horror film buff Dahlia Grossman-Heinze about recommendations from our... Read more »
Blood on the Tracks: Gender and Violence in "The Girl on the Train"
The Girl on the Train explores a world of trauma and violence in the lives of three rich, white women.
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"The Purge" is a Late-Capitalist Fever Dream
In the horror film series, Americans are keenly aware of their capacity of violence.
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At Age 15, Emily DiPrimio is Already a Horror Film Director
The high schooler loves classic horror films and is now working on a project supported by Eli Roth.
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In Horror Film "The Witch," Terror Stems from Puritanical Control of Women
The film about supernatural forces holds an all-too-real horror.
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Over 25 Years, Clarice Starling's Impact on Film Heroines Still Resonates
As Silence of the Lambs marks its 25th anniversary, Clarice still stands out onscreen.
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Vampires, Psychics, and Ghosts: A Look at Queer Women in Horror
They scare your cats, make the room go cold, and sometimes try to hypnotize young innocents.
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Revolution Dog Style Now
In eerie and thrilling film White God, a lonely girl and hundreds of dogs take over the streets of Budapest.
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