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As seen in: KHOU-TV (Houston, TX), Simon and Schuster, CrimeReads, AudioFile Magazine, PopHorror, Shepherd, Horror Rewind, Agent Provocateur
Bram Stoker nominated Co-author of The Science of Women in Horror. ☠️Co-host of Horror Rewind 👻 Rep’d by lit @StaceyKondla and tv/film @KarmenEdits…She/Her
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How to Celebrate Women in Horror All Year Round

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By Kelly Florence, Meg Hafdahl
| CrimeReads Verified
As the authors of The Science of Women in Horror, as well as lifelong fans of the genre, and yes, as women, we believe it’s our duty to let you know how you can support female-identifying horror creators. Here are some ways we believe you can celebrate women in horror all year round. Watch contemporary spooky movies made by women. There’s a myth that men rule horror cinema, and sure, maybe in the days of the slasher VHS that was true. But, not anymore.
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Baby Reindeer: Horror and Trauma

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By Kelly Florence, Meg Hafdahl, RW Magazine. Meg
| horrortree.com
By Kelly Florence & Meg Hafdahl This article contains spoilers for the 2024 series, Baby Reindeer, streaming on Netflix. With the title, Baby Reindeer, we weren’t sure what we were getting into when we started the seven-episode series last month. Intrigued by the seemingly innocuous name, it became clear that horror can exist in even the most innocent settings.
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They’re Heeeeeeeere: Aliens in the Horror Genre

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By Kelly Florence, Meg Hafdahl, RW Magazine. Meg
| horrortree.com
By Kelly Florence & Meg Hafdahl From the purported sketches of aliens on cave walls created in India ten thousand years ago to the 1947 Roswell incident in New Mexico, humans have always had a fascination with tales from beyond. As fans of The X-Files (1993-2018), it’s probably not surprising to learn that we both love an otherworldly plot.
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