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Fear in the Feminine: 1970s Horror’s Complex Relationship with Female Identity

• August 13 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: Film Analysis, Gender Politics, Horror, Submissions

Sexuality and Sociopaths: Gender Politics in Early Slasher Cinema

• August 11 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: Film Analysis, Gender Politics, Slashers, Submissions

The Hunter and the Hunted: Gender Politics in The Night of the Hunter

• August 9 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: Film Analysis, Gender Politics, Night of the Hunter, Submission

Fear in the Feminine: 1970s Horror’s Complex Relationship with Gender Identity

• July 27 2011 • 4 Comments

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Tags: 1970s Horror, Black Christmas, Carrie, Gender, Gender Identity, Gender Politics, Horror, The Exorcist

‘Sucker Punch’ doesn’t put up much of a fight

• July 25 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: Abbie Cornish, Amber, Baby Doll, Blondie, Blue Jones, Emily Browning, Gender Politics, Gender Roles, Jamie Chung, Jena Malone, Men, Misandry, Misogyny, Movies, Oscar Isaac, Rocket, Sucker Punch, Sweet Pea, Vanessa Hudgens, Women, Zack Snyder

Women in 1970s Horror

• May 8 2011 • 4 Comments

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Tags: 1970s, 1970s Horror, Carrie, Gender, Gender Politics, Gender Roles, Horror, Last House on the Left, Rape, Revenge

So… am I Will or am I Grace?

• March 31 2011 • 1 Comment

Posted in Random Thoughts, TV
Tags: Debra Messing, Eric McCormack, Gender Identity, Gender Politics, Grace, Identity, Jack, Karen, Megan Mullally, NBC, Sean Hayes, Sexual Identity, Sexuality, Sitcom, Will, Will & Grace

Gender Struggles Within DePalma’s ‘Carrie’

• March 29 2011 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: 1970s Horror, Amy Irving, Brian DePalma, Carrie, Gender Politics, Horror, P.J. Soles, Piper Laurie, Sissy Spacek

‘The Exorcist’ and its Punishment of the New Woman

• March 25 2011 • 5 Comments

Posted in Movies
Tags: 1970s Horror, Carol Clover, Devil, Ellen Burstyn, Feminism, Gender Politics, Horror, Linda Blair, Max von Sydow, Mercedes McCambridge, New Woman, Roe V. Wade, The Exorcist, William Friedkin, William Peter Blatty

‘Volver’ is a return to Almodovar’s familiar territory

• March 11 2011 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Movies
Tags: Carmen Maura, Female, Female Characters, Feminism, Foreign Film, Gender Politics, Pedro Almodovar, Penelope Cruz, Spanish, Volver

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Confessions of a Self Proclaimed Megalomaniac

Fear in the Feminine: 1970s Horror’s Complex Relationship with Female Identity

Sexuality and Sociopaths: Gender Politics in Early Slasher Cinema

The Hunter and the Hunted: Gender Politics in The Night of the Hunter

Fear in the Feminine: 1970s Horror’s Complex Relationship with Gender Identity

‘Sucker Punch’ doesn’t put up much of a fight

Women in 1970s Horror

So… am I Will or am I Grace?

Gender Struggles Within DePalma’s ‘Carrie’

‘The Exorcist’ and its Punishment of the New Woman

‘Volver’ is a return to Almodovar’s familiar territory

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