Why Did We Forget 2009’s “SORORITY ROW”?
RUE MORGUE looks back on an underrated 2000s slasher.
It’s a Hot Thing We Do: Dance as Spellwork in “SUSPIRIA” (2018)
When most people imagine a spell, they picture an old hag stirring a bubbling cauldron after throwing in the eye of a newt or moss from a local graveyard. While this is certainly a possibility, most spellwork is much more grounded. SUSPIRIA (2018) includes four instances of spells in which dance is used to channel intention, each involving a ritual to charge the invocation.
Syfy’s “Slumber Party Massacre” Out-Satires a Feminist Classic
Esterhazy’s film is a terrifying, funny, heartbreaking, and ultimately empowering re-telling of a story about women, by women, and for women.
Muscle Cars and Trophy Girlfriends: Objectification and Women as Status Symbols in “Christine”
We examine how Stephen King's novel John Carpenter’s film adaptation highlight the evolving roles of women in American society and the difficulty in breaking long-standing gender stereotypes.
Kevin Williamson Reveals Fifth “Scream” Title; Filmmakers Discuss Conception & Legacy Cast
It's a red-letter day for fans of the iconic series!
