Danno, Drinks, and Daisy Dukes at 12 South Taproom
When people hear the name Nashville, their thoughts immediately turn to cowboy hats, rhinestones, and the Grand Ole Opry. Twanging...
Making Monsters With Robin Fuqua
To call Robin Fuqua “skilled” would be an insult to the massive store of talent that this particular Woman in Horror possesses. With over...
Women In Horror Month: Vampira
Once in a great while a character is brought to life that outgrows its creator’s wildest dreams and becomes a life all of its own. Like a...
Women In Horror Month: Daniella Batsheva
There are scaremakers outside of film and television who don’t get a lot of attention because, well, their medium doesn’t come into our...
Women in Horror Film Festival is Returning to Peachtree City!
Back in September I told you about the incredible Women in Horror Film Festival in Peachtree City, Georgia. For three days attendees were...
"Unbearing" A Dan Lee Review
I saw a lot of incredible short films during the Women in Horror Film Festival. Everything running the gamut from psychological torture...
Dan Went to The Women in Horror Film Festival!
I was fortunate enough to return to Atlanta this past weekend to attend the inaugural year of the Women in Horror Film Festival. There’s...
Review: I Baked Him A Cake
Atmospheric. It’s the first word, the best word to describe Samantha Kolesnik’s short film I Baked Him a Cake. The music is haunting,...
Women in Horror Film Festival
Women have always had an integral, if not somewhat cubbyholed role to play in the horror genre. In the earliest days of the genre on...