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Women in Horror

As it is currently Women's History Month, I figured it was a great opportunity to spotlight women directors that have contributed to the horror genre. Unfortunately, I could not list every single name and piece of media out there, so I chose to focus on directors that have made feature-length films. However, for anyone interested, the website Cut-Throat Women has a more comprehensive list of not only directors, but producers, and other industry innovators.

SUPER IMPORTANT: While I will try to add warnings when applicable, I’m afraid I have not seen every single film on this list, so there may be upsetting content that I’m not aware of. If you are unsure about a film’s content, and whether or not it will be right for you, please consider looking up the IMDB or Wikipedia listings beforehand. Otherwise, the website DoestheDogDie.com is an excellent resource to find out if a film may contain potentially triggering material.

Lastly, permanent link availability is NOT GUARANTEED. I wish I could have had more links to offer, but I’ve tried to rely only on free streaming sites and Youtube, so as to avoid sending anyone to any sites that might be untrustworthy. Tubi TV requires signing up, but it is still 100% free (and it’s also available as an app on IOS, Android, Xbox Live, and the Playstation Network). I will do my best to update links when there are changes.

There are a few films here that veer more toward being thrillers, sci-fi, or dark fantasy, but I still felt they deserved to be included. Also, every film is in English or has English subtitles unless otherwise noted.

Faust et Méphistophélès (1903) – Alice Guy

Suspense (1913) - Lois Weber

Salomé (1922) – Alla Nazimova

The Hitch-Hiker (1953) – Ida Lupino

Blood Bath (1966) – Stephanie Rothman

The Velvet Vampire (1971) – Stephanie Rothman

Blood Sabbath (1972) - Brianne Murphy

The Other Side of the Underneath (1972) – Jane Arden

Messiah of Evil (1973) - Gloria Katz

A Woman’s Torment (1977) - Roberta Findlay

The Mafu Cage (1978) – Karen Arthur (WARNING: Mentions/implications of incest)

The Secret (1979) – Ann Hui

Humanoids from the Deep (1980) – Barbara Peeters (R*PE WARNING! The fish monsters are hellbent on mating with human women. These scenes were not filmed by Barbara Peeters, but added in afterwards by a different director, as Peeters refused to film them)

Home Sweet Home (1981) – Nettie Peña

The Slumber Party Massacre (1982) – Amy Holden Jones

Wolf Devil Woman (1982) – Ling Chang

The Being (1983) – Jackie Kong

A Night to Dismember (1983) – Doris Wishman

Mr. Wrong (aka Dark of the Night) (1984) – Gaylene Preston

The Oracle (1985) – Roberta Findlay

Sorority House Massacre (1986) - Carol Frank

Blood Diner (1987) – Jackie Kong

Blood Sisters (1987) – Roberta Findlay

Near Dark (1987) – Kathryn Bigelow

The Slumber Party Massacre Part II (1987) – Deborah Brock

Prime Evil (1988) – Roberta Findlay

Banned (1989) – Roberta Findlay

Celia: Child of Terror (1989) – Ann Turner

Pet Sematary (1989) and Pet Sematary 2 (1992) – Mary Lambert

Tenement (1989) – Roberta Findlay

Mirror Mirror (1990) – Marina Sargenti

The Slumber Party Massacre Part III (1990) – Sally Mattison

Child of Darkness, Child of Light (1991) – Marina Sargenti

Critters 3 (1991) - Kristine Peterso

Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare (1991) – Rachel Talalay

Howling VI: The Freaks (1991) – Hope Perello

Witchcraft III (1991) - Rachel Feldman

Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1992) – Fran Rubel Kuzui

Ghostwatch (1992) - Lesley Manning (A notorious BBC program made to look like a legitimate Halloween television special featuring the investigation of a haunted house. Legendary for the havoc it caused upon airing)

Tale of a Vampire (1992) - Shimako Sato

Boxing Helena (1993) - Jennifer Lynch

Ghost in the Machine (1993) – Rachel Talalay

Blood and Donuts (1995) – Holly Dale

The Last Supper (1995) – Stacy Title

Organ (1996) – Kei Fujiwara

Spirit Lost (1996) – Directed by Neema Barnette

Office Killer (1997) – Cindy Sherman

The Curse (1999) – Jacqueline Garry

The Green Elephant (1999) – Svetlana Baskova (WARNING: This film falls under the realm of "extreme cinema". It is comparable to the works of filmmakers like Marian Dora or Fred Vogel. If you are unfamiliar with either of those names, you may wish to avoid this one. It is not for those with weak stomachs)

The Rage: Carrie 2 (1999) – Katt Shae

Ravenous (1999) – Antonia Bird

American Psycho (2000) – Mary Harron

Cursed Part 3 (2000) – Written, produced, and directed by Rae Dawn Chong

Trouble Every Day (2001) – Claire Denis (WARNING: R*pe scene)

Visible Secret (2001) – Ann Hui

In My Skin (2002) – Marina de Van (WARNING: Self-harm and self-cannibalism)

Graveyard Alive (2003) - Elza Kephart

Monster (2003) - Patty Jenkins

Hotel (2004) - Jessica Hausner

Incubus (2006) – Anya Camilleri

Pathogen (2006) – Emily Hagins (Directed at only 12 years old!)

Roman (2006) – Angela Bettis

Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror (2006) – Stacy Title

April Fools (2007) – Written, produced, and directed by Nancy Norman

Forever Dead (2007) – Christine Parker

Soulful (2007) - Sarah Poindexter

The Dead Outside (2008) – Kerry Anne Mullaney (French--no subtitles)

Fistful of Brains (2008) – Christine Parker

Prank (2008) – Danielle Harris, Ellie Cornell, Heather Langenkamp

Splatter Movie: The Director's Cut (2008) – Amy Lynn Best

The Countess (2009) – Julie Delpy

Dead Hooker in a Trunk (2009) - Jen and Sylvia Soska

Family Demons (2009) - Ursula Dabrowsky

Hurt (2009) – Barbara Stepansky

Inner Demon (2009) – Ursula Dabrowsky

Jennifer's Body (2009) – Karyn Kusama

Strigoe (2009) – Faye Jackson

3 Day Weekend (2009) – Tarjatta Rose

Within (2009) - Hanelle M. Culpepper

10 Days to Die (2010) – Elaine Niessner

The Fugue (2011) – Barbara Stepansky

Hard Labor (2011) – Juliana Rojas

Red Riding Hood (2011) – Catherine Hardwicke

Silent House (2011) – Laura Lau and Chris Kentis

My Sucky Teen Romance (2011) – Emily Hagins

We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011) – Lynne Ramsay

American Mary (2012) – Jen and Sylvia Soska

Among Friends (2012) – Danielle Harris

The Awakened (2012) – Lou Simon

Black Rock (2012) - Katie Aselton

Brutal (2012) – Darla Rae

Chained (2012) – Jennifer Chambers Lynch

Chanthaly (2012) – Mattie Do

A Few Brains More (2012) – Christine Parker

Helter Skelter (2012) – Mika Ninagawa

Kiss of the Damned (2012) – Xan Cassavetes

The Moth Diaries (2012) – Mary Harron

Sun Don't Shine (2012) – Amy Seimetz

Blood Drive: The Movie (2013) – Sophia Robbins

Carrie (2013) – Kimberly Peirce

Dark Touch (2013) – Marina de Van

Dead Woman's Hollow (2013) – Libby McDermott

Evangeline (2013) - Karen Lam

HazMat (2013) – Lou Simon

Nothing Bad Can Happen (2013) – Katrina Gebbe

She Wolf (2013) - Tamae Garateguy

Silent Retreat (2013) - Tricia Lee

Soulmate (2013) – Axelle Carolyn

The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears (2013) – Hélène Cattet

Truth or Dare (2013) – Jessica Cameron

The Babadook (2014) – Jennifer Kent

Blood Punch (2014) – Madellaine Paxson

Crushed (2014) – Megan Riakos

Dys- (2014) – Maude Michaud

The Falling (2014) - Carol Morley

Fix it in Post (2014) – Christine Parker

A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night (2014) – Ana Lily Amirpour

Goodnight Mommy (2014) – Veronika Franz

Honeymoon (2014) – Leigh Janiak

Lyle (2014) – Stewart Thorndike

The Midnight Swim (2014) - Sarah Adina Smith

Necropolis Symphony (2014) – Juliana Rojas

Rosemary’s Baby (2014) – Agnieszka Holland

See No Evil 2 (2014) – Jen and Sylvia Soska

6 Days Dark (2014) – Moons Bogovic

Tormented (2014) – Audrey Cummings

21 Days (2014) – Kathleen Behun

The Voices (2014) – Marjane Satrapi

Agoraphobia (2015) – Lou Simon

Amer (2015) – Hélène Cattet

The Blue Hour (2015) – Anucha Boonyawatana

Carver (2015) – Emily DiPrimio

Cleveland Abduction (2015) - Alex Kalymnios

Computer Hearts (2015) - Louise Weard and Dionne Copland

Evolution (2015) – Lucile Hadžihalilović

#HORROR (2015) - Tara Subkoff

The Invitation (2015) – Karyn Kusama

In Their Sleep (2015) – Caroline Dupotet

Kill Me Please (2015) – Anita Rocha da Silveira

The Lesson (2015) - Ruth Platt

The Lure (2015) - Agnieszka Smoczynska

Nobody Can Cool (2015) - Marco Boyle and Rachel Holzman

Rage: Midsummer’s Eve (2015) - Tii Ricks

Shock Attack (2015) – Jaclyn Chessen

Southbound (2015) - Roxanne Benjamin

All Girls Weekend (2016) – Lou Simon

Always Shine (2016) – Sophia Takal

Brides to Be (2016) – Lindy Boustedt

Christmas Apparition (2016) – Colleen Griffen

Dark Circus (2016) – Julia Ostertag

Dearest Sister (2016) – Mattie Do

Demon Hunter (2016) – Zoe Kavanagh

Dolly Deadly (2016) – Heidi Moore

4426 (2016) – Fathimath Nahula

Egomaniac (2016) - Kate Shenton

Honeybee (2016) – Nicki Harris

Lilith's Awakening (2016) – Monica Demes

The Love Witch (2016) – Anna Biller

Midnight Show (2016) – Ginanti Rona Tembang Sari

Model Hunger (2016) – Debbie Rochon

Ozark Sharks (2016) – Misty Talley

Prevenge (2016) – Alice Lowe

Raw (2016) – Julia Ducournau (WARNING: Cannibalism)

She Was So Pretty (2016) – Brooklyn Ewing

Toxic Insects (2016) – Kayoko Asakura

The Abduction of Jennifer Grayson (2017) – Corynn Egreczky

Altered Perception (2017) - Kate Rees Davies

Berlin Syndrome (2017) – Cate Shortland

Blood Child (2017) – Jennifer Phillips

Blue My Mind (2017) – Lisa Bruhlmann

The Bye-Bye Man (2017) - Stacy Title

Cabaret of the Dead (2017) - Staci Layne Wilson

Cargo (2017) - Yolanda Ramke

Darken (2017) – Audrey Cummings

Feminist Campfire Stories (2017) - Brea Grant

Friendly Beast (aka O Animal Cordial) (2017) – Gabriela Amaral Almeida

Good Manners (2017) - Juliana Rojas

Haunted Maze (2017) – Susan Engel

The Honor Farm (2017) – Karen Skloss

The Ice Cream Truck (2017) - Megan Feels Johnston

The Keeping Hours (2017) – Karen Moncrieff

Lost Gully Road (2017) - Donna McRae

M.F.A. (2017) - Natalia Leite

Molly (2017) - Colinda Bongers

Most Beautiful Island (2017) - Ana Asensio

1993 (2017) – Elle Millie

Predatory Moon (2017) – Shiva Rodriguez

Revenge (2017) – Coralie Fargeat

7 from Etheria (2017) – Heidi Lee Douglas, Arantxa Echevarria, Martha Goddard, Anna Elizabeth James, Karen Lam, Barbara Stepansky, Rebecca Thomson

13 Chambers (2017) – Jessica Aceti, Megumi Arai, Lindy Boustedt, Claire Buss, Gisella Bustillos, Nancy Chang, Dayna Hanson, Kat Larson, Wynter Rhys, Norma Jean Straw

13 Dolls in Darkness (2017) – Zeda Müller

A Twisted Tale (2017) – Susan Engel

Vuelven (aka Tigers are Not Afraid) (2017) – Issa Lopez

XX (2017) – Roxanne Benjamin, Karyn Kusama, St. Vincent, and Jovanka Vuckovic

All the Creatures Were Stirring (2018) - Rebekah McKendry

Ánimas (2018) – Laura Alvea

At the Door (2018) – Maude Michaud

A Bad Place (2018) – Jessica Cameron

Braid (2018) – Mitzi Peirone

Bugs: A Trilogy (2018) - Simone Kisiel

Cemetery Tales: Tales from Morningview Cemetery (2018) – L.C. Cruell

Dark, Deadly & Dreadful (2018) – Allisyn Snyder

Echoes of Fear (2018) – Laurence Avenet-Bradley

The Father’s Shadow (2018) - Gabriela Amaral

The Five Provocations (2018) – Angie Black

Hair Wolf (2018) (short film) - Mariama Diallo

Livescream (2018) – Michelle Iannantuono

Manos Returns (2018) – Tonjia Atomic

More Blood! (2018)(documentary) – Heidi Moore

The Nightingale (2018) – Jennifer Kent

Noxious (2018) – Diana Riggs

Pumpkins (2018) – Maria Lee Metheringham

The Ranger (2018) – Jenn Wexler

Rust Creek (2018) – Jen McGowan

Summer of ’84 (2018) – Anouk Whissel

3 mukhi (2018) – Aishwarya Addala (Telugu--no subtitles)

The Wind (2018) - Emma Tammi

Black Christmas (2019) – Sophia Takal

Blood of the Mummy (2019) – Christine Parker

Body at Brighton Rock (2019) – Roxanne Benjamin

Darlin' (2019) – Pollyanna McIntosh

The Devil’s Doorway (2019) - Aislinn Clarke

JED (2019) – Lauren Green

Knives and Skin (2019) – Jennifer Reeder

The League of Legend Keepers: Shadows (2019) - Lizzie Blake Thomas

The Lodge (2019) – Veronika Franz

The Long Walk (2019) – Mattie Do

Love and Murder of Sheep and Wolf (2019) – Kayoko Asakura

Psycho Granny (2019) – Rebekah McKen

Rabid (2019) – Jen and Sylvia Soska

Saint Maud (2019) – Rose Glass

Satanic Panic (2019) – Chelsea Stardust

Them That Follow (2019) – Brittany Poulton

Amulet (2020) – Romola Garai

Candyman (2020) – Nia DaCosta

The Craft: Legacy (2020) - Zoe Lister-Jones

M.O.M.: Mother of Monsters (2020) – Tucia Lyman

Relic (2020) - Natalie Erika James

Run Sweetheart Run (2020) – Shana Feste

The Turning (2020) - Floria Sigismondi

12 Hour Shift (2020) – Brea Grant

To round this all out:

Here is a playlist with trailers for nearly every film on this list (maybe two or three are missing), plus a couple I had to cut for space.

Here is a playlist of over 250 short horror films made by women--perfect for a light horror binge!

Enjoy! 👻

#Women's History Month #horror #List #links

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wonderlandpark · 5 years

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*:･ﾟ☆ { SYDNEY SWEENEY, 22, CISFEMALE } - Have you seen [ CAROLINE MATTISON ] ? I think they can usually be found working the [ CHARACTER CAST MEMBER ] as a [ ALICE ] on most days but I’m not too sure. They are known around the park for being [ SWEET + NAIVE ] and remind me of [ DISCARDED LENS CAPS, THE SMELL OF VANILLA, THE HARSH SOUND OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE, AND LONG BLONDE HAIR ]. I hear that when they aren’t working they are [ A YOUTUBER ]. { PAIGE. 20. EST. SHE/HER/HERS. }

ACCEPTED! Welcome to Wonderland Park! Make sure to go make yourself familiar with the park and please make sure to clock in for your first shift within 12 hours! Sydney Sweeney is no longer available.

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shawnandrewmitchell · 8 years

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The only thing that has defined me as a writer for a long while now is the fact that I show up at my desk, which I realize should be enough, but somehow it isn’t, and sometimes I fantasize about how nice it might be to stop caring, to ease into Pokémon Go and the clickable comforts of my Netflix queue.

#review #the rumpus #alice mattison

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mbgwho · 5 years

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Part of the delight of abstract art is that it doesn’t look like anything: it just expresses the excitement of wholeness and interruption, texture and line, outside and inside.

Eye of the Beholder, Alice Mattison for The Paris Review

#macular degeneration #art #beholding

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rosepmarkert · 3 years

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Adrian Peterson's Father Slams the Minnesota Vikings

Adrian Peterson's Father Slams the Minnesota Vikings Nelson Peterson, Adrian Peterson's father, appears on today's edition of NFL Fathers Who Feel the Need to Speak Up. Adrian Peterson signed with the Seattle Seahawks' practise squad this week, giving him a new home. It occurred the same week that his former club, the Minnesota Vikings, was struggling with their own running back problems. After an MRI showed a ruptured labrum in star running back Dalvin Cook's shoulder on Monday, it is expected that he will be out for at least a couple of weeks. Kerryon "My Wayward" Johnson, an ex-Detroit Lions running back, was chosen by the Vikings. This did not sit well with Peterson's father, according to Chris Thomasson of the Pioneer Press. more from here : NBA Covid-19 protocols prevent LeBron James from playing in a game. Nelson criticised the apparent snub from his previous team, saying, "That's disheartening to me... Adrian never heard from the Vikings, and you bring in a player Adrian beat out in Detroit." I'm sorry to break it to you, unhappy parent, but he did not beat him out. A pass-catching back is crucial, as shown by almost every team in the contemporary NFL, and Johnson kept his place on that squad to complement Adrian's most visible flaw – his abysmal pass blocking.

Adrian Peterson's Father Slams the Minnesota Vikings With Alexander Mattison firmly planted as a solid between-the-tackles back, it makes perfect sense for the Vikings to turn to a good pass-catcher like Johnson as a temporary third-string back. Plus, Johnson wasn't just released by the Tennessee Titans a week ago after being absolutely washed up in a miserable two-week stint standing in for another excellent running back. Adrian Peterson will have his opportunity to prove his father wrong this week against the San Francisco 49ers, but I'll gladly take Kerryon Johnson to replace Mattison on a few third downs and force his old colleagues to fail on some third-and-short dump-offs from Cousins to move the chains. Skol. more from new 24 hour : While Roe v. Wade would be completely destroyed, John Roberts has a plan to save it. Could this work? Wife of Music Icon Jackie Avant Gunned down in his Beverly Hills home, Clarence Avant. - After a rape conviction was reversed, Alice Sebold’s publisher pulled her book. source: minnesota#instagram #happy #nature #photography #fashion #instadaily #beauty #instalike #fun #friends #me #summer #tbt #cute #beautiful #likeforlike #smile #music #ootd #family #model #follow4follow #lifestyle #design #motivation #beach #sunset #amazing #dog #makeup Read the full article

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lilianjdubose · 3 years

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Adrian Peterson's Father Slams the Minnesota Vikings

#AdrianPeterson #New24hour #new24hour #New24hours #NEWS #news24 #News24hour #sport #sports

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benningtonwritingseminars · 6 years

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“Alice Mattison’s new novel wrestles with the irreducibly complex demands of having a conscience in an age of political depravity.” - The Washington Post

Decades ago in Brooklyn, three girls demonstrated against the Vietnam War. Helen became a violent revolutionary. Val wrote a controversial book, Bright Morning of Pain, about Helen. And Olive became an editor and writer, and is now settled with her husband, Griff, in New Haven. When Olive is asked to write an essay about Val’s book, doing so brings back to the forefront Olive and Griff’s tangled histories and their complicated reflections on that tumultuous time. Things only become more fraught when Griff borrows Olive’s treasured first edition of the novel―and loses it. Then Griff’s quirky and audacious new colleague, Jean Argos, finds the book and begins reading it, setting off a series of events that will introduce new conflicts, tragedies, and friendships into the precarious balance of Olive and Griff’s lives. Conscience, the dazzling new novel from award-winning author Alice Mattison, has her signature wit and precision. And as Mattison explores the ways in which women make a difference―for good or ill―in the world, she elegantly weaves together the past and the present, and the political and the personal.

Alice Mattison is a widely acclaimed author and longtime writing teacher. Her seventh novel, Conscience, will appear in August, 7 2018. Her earlier novels include The Book Borrower, Nothing Is Quite Forgotten in Brooklyn, and When We Argued All Night. Twelve of her stories have appeared in The New Yorker, and other work has been published in The New York Times, Ploughshares, and Ecotone and anthologized in The Pushcart Prize, PEN/O. Henry Prize Stories, and Best American Short Stories. She has held residencies at Yaddo and the MacDowell Colony, and has taught at Brooklyn College, Yale University, and, for more than twenty years, in the Bennington Writing Seminars, the MFA program at Bennington College.

Conscience will be available at booksellers on August 7th.

#Alice Mattison #conscience #Brooklyn #novel #bennington college #mfa #Bennington MFA Faculty #1968 #Vietnam War #writing #the book borrower #Book release #New Haven #low residency mfa

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laylavonrueden · 3 years

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Adrian Peterson's Father Slams the Minnesota Vikings