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WIHM 2022: An Interview With Briana Morgan

The Horror Tree Presents… An Interview With Briana Morgan Briana Morgan (she/her) is a horror writer and playwright. As of 2021, Briana is the author of several novels and plays, including The Tricker-Treater and Other Stories, Unboxed, and more. She’s a proud member of the Horror Writers Association and a book review columnist for the Wicked Library. When not writing, she enjoys gaming, watching…

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Tank Girl, directed by Rachel Talalay #womeninhorror #womeninhorrormonth #wihm12 #wihm #womensupportingwomen https://www.instagram.com/p/CLUmWtXFg0D2f2E9pixCtAIS8DgaHg_AF4o13M0/?igshid=1p9iefen9pi8x

[mannyblacque]

Forgotten Women of Genre: Debra Hill

March is Women's History Month. And while here on SYFY FANGRRLS we celebrate women's achievements throughout the year, we're going above and

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Elvira: Mistress of the Dark for Women in Horror month! @TheRealElvira 🖤💀🥰 #WiHM #WomeninHorrorMonth #horrorart #SpreadtheHorror #horror https://www.instagram.com/p/CK-DWjjF58U/?igshid=jyd6dxbof3v5

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Back to highlight my second choice for #horrorsistersWIHM2021 with the illustrations of @claire.dowling She caught my attention with her piercing image of "Carrie" I find her art to be playful and mischievous. She captures Norman Bates with a wicked twist, unveiling the evil behind character. #horrorart #horrorartst #horrorsisters #WIHM2021 #WIHM #illustrator #digitalartist https://www.instagram.com/p/CLI9I-YFKV2/?igshid=h6fdi4dr7nqf

[tlbodine]

Recommendations: Great Books by Women

February is Women in Horror Month as I mentioned in my TBR post. There are a lot of great books in the genre (or adjacent to the genre) written by women and what a great time to prioritize those ti…

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Women In Horror Month

Hey, so February is Women in Horror Month, a time to celebrate women in the horror industry. I’ve decided that for this month I’m going to try to watch one horror movie a day directed by a woman that I have never seen before. Today I started with this:

Always Shine

Best friends Anna and Beth take a weekend trip to Big Sur, hopeful to re-establish a bond broken by years of competition and jealousy.

Directed by Sophia Takal and starring Mackenzie Davis. Available on Amazon Prime.

This was interesting. Not horror in the traditional sense. Kind of more of a thriller with some horror shadings. I had a very different interpretation of the ending than reviewers did so if you watch it let me know so we can discuss. I’d love to know what other people think.