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‘Kill Bill: Vol. 2’ Opens with a Vicious Battle of the Blondes [The Lady Killers Podcast]
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Celebrating the One-Year Anniversary of Bloody Disgusting’s Murder Made Fiction Podcast
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Troma Meets True Crime in ‘Cannibal! The Musical’ from the Creators of ‘South Park’
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‘Kill Bill: Vol 1’ is a Feminist Battle Royale for the Ages [The Lady Killers Podcast]
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How Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Inspired a Year of Pop Stars in Peril
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Julie James: A Forgotten Final Girl Finally Steps into the Spotlight
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What We Learned From Rereading Stephen King’s ‘The Stand’ In 2025 [The Losers’ Club Podcast]
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The Original ‘Witchboard’ Is a Supernatural Slasher With Campy Vibes and a Glam Rock Edge
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‘Kill Bill Vol. 1’ Kicks Off With a Deadly Suburban Brawl [The Lady Killers Podcast]
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The Witches and Women of James Wan’s ‘The Conjuring’ [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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Alex Garland’s ‘Ex Machina’ Is a Classic Story of Feminist Empowerment [The Lady Killers Podcast]
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The Women of ‘Weapons’ – Witches, Monsters, and a Weaponized Town
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‘Shaman’ Deconstructs the Standard Possession Film [Review]
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‘The Institute’ – MGM+ Series Spotlights a New Generation of Stephen King Kids [The Losers’ Club Podcast]
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Investigating the Investigators: Paranormal Superstars Ed & Lorraine Warren [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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Five Real Life Couples That Screamed ‘Together’ In Horror
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The Body Horror of ‘Together’ – A Thin Line Between Love and Pain
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‘Cocaine Bear’ Hides a Powerful Exploration of Caregiving & Parental Love [The Lady Killers Podcast]
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Stephen King’s ‘The Stand’ Explores Gender and Bureaucracy in a Post-Apocalyptic World [The Losers’ Club Podcast]
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‘Curtains’ Examines Female Ambition in a Patriarchal World [The Lady Killers Podcast]
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‘Open Water’ Adds Terror to an Unsolvable Mystery [Murder Made Fiction Podcast]
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‘The Innkeepers’ Explores the Feminine Energy Connecting Life and Death [The Lady Killers Podcast]
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‘The Institute’ – MGM+ Series Falls Short in Adapting Stephen King’s 2019 Novel [Review]
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‘Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story’ Casts a Sinister Shadow Over One of Horror’s Greatest Heroes [Review]