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Zoë Rose Smith

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Covers:  Film, horror, literature, fitness, wellness, health, lifestyle, finance, fintech and motoring.
Queen of extreme horror 🖤 EIC @ghoulsmagazine | Words: Second Sight, 88 Films, Unearthed, Arrow, Error 4444, Cineworld | zobowithashotgun@gmail.com

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Zoë Rose Smith’s Biography

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By day I work in marketing, leading all things content, social media, PR and brand. I have been working in digital marketing for over 10 years with experience across industries including insurance, motoring, fashion, health & wellbeing, fintech and film. I love working in-house, but also provide marketing consultation, strategy and execution to clients.

By night I am Founder and Editor-in-Chief at Ghouls Magazine, a female-led horror magazine with a team of women and non-binary writers. I write…

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Mainstream Extreme: How 2022 Made "Disturbing" Popular

Mainstream Extreme: How 2022 Made "Disturbing" Popular

Bleak and hopeless family holidays, modern-day Nazis disguised as middle-class moms, a spreading sickness of …

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Ep.97: Cannibalism with Zoe Rose Smith by What A Scream

Ep.97: Cannibalism with Zoe Rose Smith by What A Scream

On this week's episode host Ygraine chats with Zoe Rose Smith (aka) Zobo With A Shotgun about cannibalism in …

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House on the Edge of the Park: Audio Commentary with Zoë Rose Smith & Rebecca McCallum

House on the Edge of the Park: Audio Commentary with Zoë Rose Smith & Rebecca McCallum

From the late, notorious director Ruggero Deodato (Cannibal Holocaust) comes House on the Edge of the Park. W…

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The Guest Limited Edition: Examining David as an Emotional Entity

The Guest Limited Edition: Examining David as an Emotional Entity

Starring: Dan Stevens and Maika Monroe David is the perfect guest. Friendly and helpful, the charismatic sold…

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[Dog Soldiers Limited Edition] The Dog's Bollocks: The Tenderness of Male Friendship

[Dog Soldiers Limited Edition] The Dog's Bollocks: The Tenderness of Male Friendship

Starring: Sean Pertwee, Kevin McKidd, Emma Cleasby and Liam Cunningham On a routine training mission in the S…

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Where's the Pleasure in Torture Porn? A Cinematic Climax of Depravity & Degredation

Where's the Pleasure in Torture Porn? A Cinematic Climax of Depravity & Degredation

Introduction Even from the wording alone, torture porn is a terminology that instantly causes a sense of disg…

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The growing wave of Irish-Australian screen co-productions

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By Zoe Smith, Zoë Rose Smith Verified
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A partnership that's hitting its stride A psychological thriller about a man, played by Nicolas Cage, who returns to an idyllic Australian beach to surf with his son, and a crime drama based on Belfast's infamous Northern Bank robbery might not appear to have much in common. Yet both are products of a growing Irish-Australian screen partnership, one that industry figures in both countries have long recognised as a natural creative and cultural fit.
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The Growing Wave of Irish-Australian Screen Co-Productions Original

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By Zoe Smith, Zoë Rose Smith Verified
| IT Brief Australia
A partnership that's hitting its stride A psychological thriller about a man, played by Nicolas Cage, who returns to an idyllic Australian beach to surf with his son, and a crime drama based on Belfast's infamous Northern Bank robbery might not appear to have much in common. Yet both are products of a growing Irish-Australian screen partnership, one that industry figures in both countries have long recognised as a natural creative and cultural fit.
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The Growing Wave of Irish-Australian Screen Co-Productions

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By Zoe Smith, Zoë Rose Smith Verified
| IT Brief New Zealand Verified
A partnership that's hitting its stride A psychological thriller about a man, played by Nicolas Cage, who returns to an idyllic Australian beach to surf with his son, and a crime drama based on Belfast's infamous Northern Bank robbery might not appear to have much in common. Yet both are products of a growing Irish-Australian screen partnership, one that industry figures in both countries have long recognised as a natural creative and cultural fit.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Fresh out of University, I started writing a motoring newsletter for a local company.

What does it mean to be a journalist?

Journalism for me is about providing context, personal insight and an element of connection with the reader.

Why did you become a journalist?

Because writing transports my mind mind to a place of creativity, fulfilment and wonder.