Grim No. 6 - Memento Mori: Traversing the Veil
by Anatomy of a Scream
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About the Book
Grim promotes and amplifies voices and perspectives not historically showcased in horror criticism. This issue includes pieces on: the life and preoccupations of author Shirley Jackson; the possibility of trans identification in the Scream franchise; cultural appropriation and Aokigahara Forest; depictions of masculinity in The Lighthouse; Spanish Satanic Panic; sleep paralysis in cinema and culture; George A. Romero's legacy; the British influence on found footage, and much more! This issue also features interviews with Isa Mazzei, Michelle Iannantuono, and the hosts of the Two Girls, One Ghost podcast.
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Features & Details
- Primary Category: Entertainment
- Additional Categories LGBTQIA+, Horror
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Project Option: US Letter, 8.5×11 in, 22×28 cm
# of Pages: 56 - Publish Date: Jan 04, 2020
- Language English
- Keywords film, feminism, horror
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About the Creator
Grim is a biannual horror journal showcasing the voices and perspectives of passionate and whip-smart writers who identify as female, LGBTQ+, BIPOC, or members of the disability community. Each issue features film criticism, essays, interviews, short fiction, and book reviews. We publish in February and September and our issues are organized thematically, focusing on topics such as slasher films, zombies, witchcraft, motherhood, and the supernatural. We cordially invite you to stay spooky with us! Semi-academic. Fully-inclusive. 100% wicked.