ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this solo episode of Her Cut, I’m celebrating Halloween by exploring horror through the lens of women filmmakers and the stories they choose to tell.
From the female rage and body horror of The Substance to the complicated legacy of Jennifer’s Body, I’m looking at the films that challenge how we see women on screen, the experiences they bring to the horror genre, and why these stories deserve to be told. Along the way, I’m sharing some of my favorite discoveries and a few films on my Halloween watchlist.
Whether you’re looking for your next horror movie or a new way to think about a familiar favorite, this episode is all about celebrating the women reshaping the genre.
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United States
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