Katie Marie
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Horror Writing: Collaborating with Disabled Individuals for Better Representation
Effective representation of disabled individuals in storytelling requires genuine engagement with the community. Writers should seek…
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Disabled in the Dark: Unpacking Disability Coding
Media significantly influences perceptions of disabilities through storytelling, often resorting to stereotypes that overlook the complexities…
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Real World Horror: The Dybbuk Box and Inherited Trauma
The Dybbuk box transcends a simple haunted object, symbolizing inherited trauma and ancestral pain in Jewish…
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Obscure Horror: How “Spring” Challenges Narratives of Bodily Change
The film “Spring” uniquely blends Lovecraftian horror with sci-fi romance, set in a quiet Italian town.…
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News: A Small Change
Over the next month, you might notice a slight change in the style of my blog…
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Book Review: Examining the Metaphor of the Witch in Thomas Olde Heuvelt’s Hex
Thomas Olde Heuvelt’s Hex explores the societal fear of the unknown through the metaphor of a…
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Creepypasta: The Unseen Horror in Laughing Jack’s Tale
The analysis of Laughing Jack reveals the deep connection between social anxiety, loneliness, and psychological horror.…
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Disabled in the Dark: Exploring the Fusion of Flesh and Metal in Ducournau’s Titane
Julia Ducournau’s film Titane challenges conventional notions of identity, blending body horror with themes of gender,…
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Folklore: Exploring Protective Rituals Across Cultures
Throughout history, people have utilized protective rituals such as amulets, purification ceremonies, and boundary markings to…
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Stephen King: Examining Body Image and Societal Judgment in Thinner
In Stephen King’s Thinner, weight loss symbolizes societal judgment, fatphobia, and the internal battle with guilt…
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