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The Shedding: Fundraising day
Get ready to shed your worries and join us for a fantastic fundraising day filled with fun activities, Q+As, guest speakers, screenings and more! Bring your blankets, get cosy and enjoy this fun horror filled day. There will also be the opportunity to buy some cool and exclusive merchandise.
Don't Mind the Gap: Embracing Research Between Disciplines
We are excited to announce a new interdisciplinary conference this April hosted by the UCL School of European Languages, Culture, and Society and the UCL Centre for Multidisciplinary and Intercultural Inquiry. While discussions of interdisciplinarity focus frequently on work that brings together knowledge from across several disciplines, we are keen to focus on work that falls between the traditional disciplines.
The Changing face of black masculinity in American Horror Cinema
This article is part of the USSO special series Resilience/Renewal: Shifting Lanscapes in American Studies The representation of blackness and black masculinity within American horror films has been a multifaceted and complicated journey that has reflected societal changes. However, the 1960s changed this narrative when, shortly after the assassination of Martin Luther King, George A. Romero released Night of the Living Dead.
[TV Review] Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre (2023) — Ghouls Magazine
For years, I have been a woman obsessed with the sensational work of manga writer and artist Junji Ito. My reviews on “Uzumaki”, “Tomie,” and “Lovesickness” for Ghoul’s Magazine have shown my admiration for his work, creativity, and talent. Junji Ito became somewhat of a legend amongst horror manga fans for his seminal work, Uzumaki (1998).
[Ghouls Podcast] The Wicker Man with Lakkaya Palmer — Ghouls Magazine
Our monthly theme in May is heard about in hushed whispers, passed down from generation to generation…. It is FOLKLORE! Join host Rebecca McCallum as she chats to contributor to Ghouls, Moving Pics Film Club, Hear Us Scream Vol II, Headpress and more - Lakkaya Palmer! In this episode they discuss one of the most infamous folk horror films to ever brace the screens, Robin Hardy’s bizarre British film The Wicker Man (1973).
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