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Molly Henery is a film critic, entertainment writer, and author of both nonfiction and fiction with a Master&#8217;s degree in professional creative writing. Molly began writing horror film reviews for her own website, The Blogging Banshee, before eventually branching out and writing for other outlets including Fangoria, Dread Central, Nightmarish Conjurings, and more. She is most well-known for her “Uterus Horror” column on Certified Forgotten which examines a different film each month in a subgenre of horror Molly named and defined. Molly has made a name for herself as a horror genre expert which has allowed her to be a guest on numerous podcasts, is a cast member of Mental Health and Horror: A Documentary, and co-authored the upcoming book, Queer Horror: A Film Guide. Keep up on what Molly Henery is watching and writing about on her social media.

Molly Henery

Were All Going To The Worlds Fair

Uterus Horror

The Universal Unease of ‘We’re All Going To the World’s Fair’

Matthew is an Austin-based film critic. You can find his work as sites like Film School Rejects, The Playlist, SlashFilm, and the Austin Chronicle. He is also a member of the Austin Film Critics Association. Matt spends most of his free time doting on his dog and losing games of Slay the Spire.

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Matthew Monagle

Chloe Marcq Livid

Podcasts

Podcast: Jenn Wexler on ‘Livid’

Chris John Poole writes about film, literature, art and politics. You can find his work in The Common Magazine, The Big Issue, The Lead UK and others. He produces far too many first drafts.

Chris John Poole

The Green Marker Scare

Editorials

A Closer Look at ‘The Green Marker Scare’

Chime Kiyoshi Kurosawa

Podcast: ‘Chime’ Gets Uncertified

Grace Britten is completing their PhD in film philosophy and ethics, with their thesis focusing on screening real and perceptually accurate horror within cinema during the digital era. Additionally, Grace is the chief writer for Dead Northern, a horror film festival in collaboration with Fangoria Magazine. They have written several pieces for The Film Magazine, Ghouls Magazine, Slay Away and Horrified Magazine.

Grace Britten

Jennifer Fraser Farhang Ghajar Capture Kill Release

Seeking the Real in ‘Capture Kill Release’

III: The Ritual

Podcast: Matthew Monagle on ‘III: The Ritual’

Lívia is a nerd with an MA in Filmmaking and a couple of award-winning short films under her belt. She has contributed to independent publications such as Sapphic Nation, Rock &amp; Art UK, Remezcla, and others, focusing mainly on the horror genre, LGBTQ+, and feminist topics.

Livia Reim

William Tokarsky Too Many Cooks

The Cartoon-Network-to-Horror-Fan Pipeline

In a Violent Nature

Podcast: ‘In a Violent Nature’ Gets Uncertified

Michalina Olszanska The Lure Movie

‘The Lure’ Is a Tragic Retelling of ‘The Little Mermaid’

Henry Rollins Wrong Turn 2 Dead End

Podcast: Ariel Powers-Schaub on ‘Wrong Turn 2: Dead End’

Abigail

Podcast: ‘Abigail’ Gets Uncertified

Ariel is a lifelong horror enthusiast from the American midwest. She will watch almost anything, but particularly loves found footage, slashers, and the SAW franchise.

Ariel Powers-Schaub

Rita Suomalainen Skeleton Crew

‘Skeleton Crew’ Turns an Unexpected Lens on 2000s Horror

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