There’s Nothing Scarier Than a Hungry Woman
The true horror in horror films is women's unconstrained appetite
Oct 17 - Laura Maw
culture 
essays
“Judy” Is What Happens When a Film Loves Its Subject Too Much
The new Judy Garland biopic offers a simple portrait of a complicated icon
Oct 8 - Manuel Betancourt
culture 
I Lived Through the End of the World in a New York Basement
Theatrical experience "The Bunker" brings participants into the post-apocalyptic story
Oct 3 - Carey Purcell
culture 
Tegan and Sara Are Just Like Me—And I’m Finally Okay With That
I resisted listening to the queer pop icons because I wasn't ready to see myself reflected
Sep 30 - Camille Perri
books 
It’s Time to Let Meat Loaf Into Your Embarrassing Little Heart
You think you're too cool for "Bat Out of Hell"? You're not.
Sep 19 - Rax King
writing 
A Love Letter to the Girls Who Die First in Horror Films
The girl who lives in fear might just survive—but is that enough?
Sep 17 - Lindsay King-Miller
culture 
Writing Music About Being Black, Muslim, and Gay Helped Me Believe It Was Possible
I was told that the three parts of my identity were mutually exclusive. Here's how I learned that was wrong.
Sep 13 - Sadeeq Ali
culture 
Interactive Fiction Lets Diverse Characters Be the Heroes
Choose Your Own Adventure stories challenge the idea of a universal protagonist
Aug 29 - Jessica Xing
culture 
Why Launch a Videogame at a Bookstore?
'Eliza,' the visual novel by Matthew Seiji Burns, plays with the border between fiction and gaming
Aug 23 - Philip Sayers
culture 
