You can’t think horror without thinking blood! Every February Women in Horror Month (WiHM) collaborates with Twisted Twins Productions, encouraging our supporters to donate blood.* This annual call-to-action is a reminder that blood donation is a life-saving act in which you can claim hero status without taking out a horde of rotting zombies or blowing up the mothership. In fact, all it really requires to potentially […]
Do you want to attend an advance screening of Julia Ducournau’s award-winning horror feature, RAW? We got you covered! Please remember seating is first-come, first-served, so arrive early! Everyone in Justine’s family is a vet. And a vegetarian. At sixteen she’s a brilliant student starting out at veterinary school where she experiences a decadent, merciless and dangerously seductive world. Desperate to fit in, she strays […]
Women in Horror Month is so grateful for the incredible and genuine support we have received from the horror streaming service, SHUDDER. They have not only given our supporters a FREE month (which you can still claim until midnight!) but they curated a wonderful collection of horror films made by women titled “A Woman’s Touch.”In addition, the folks at SHUDDER created original exclusive content with […]
Event: Horror at the Hooker Presents: Dolly Deadly Date: Tues. Feb 28th, 2017 Time: 7pm Location: The Hooker-Dunham Theater & Gallery // 139 Main St. // Brattleboro, Vermont Price: $5 (suggested donation) Website: www.horroratthehooker.com Description: Join us on the last day of February for a special screening of Heidi Moore’s debut feature film, Dolly Deadly.
Event: Wild Women Reading Horrific Tales Date: Saturday February 18, 2017 Location: SEESCAPE // 2840 Dundas Street West // Toronto ON M6P1Y7 Canada Time: 8:30pm Cost: Free! Website: https://www.facebook.com/events/394662344226512/ Description: The Great Lakes Horror Company presents Wild Women Reading Horrific Tales for Women in Horror Month 2017! Live readings by Gemma Files, Monica S. Kuebler, Stephanie Bedwell-Grime, Sephera Giron, Julianne Snow, Crystal Bourque, Tonya Liburd and Christine Whitlock! Including: Drag of the […]
Happy day 9 of Women in Horror Month! Every year, we try to bring something new to the mix that can help women in the industry connect with each other, showcase their work, and generally assist everyone working hard to create provoking, entertaining, and important happenings around the world. WiHM wouldn’t exist without each one of your contributions and actions. It’s truly inspiring! This year […]
Event: Women in Horror Art Crawl – The Sequel Date: February 24th -26th, 2017 Location: YouTube Organizer(s): Shady Character Art Contact: shadycurrturr@gmail.com Website/Social Media:https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWIliupmkUxNNx69wG74ZcLp4iiHch-fb https://www.facebook.com/groups/CACCommunity/ Description: Just like last year, a group of YouTube artists from the Creative Arts Collaboration are going to be making art of and inspired by Women in Horror Month. Videos from each artist will be added to a single playlist to watch over the […]
Event: Blogferatu Women in Horror Month Blog Series Date: February 5th – 26th, 2017 Location: https://blogferatu.com/ Contact: blogferatu119@gmail.com Social Media: https://www.facebook.com/blogferatu/ https://twitter.com/blogferatu Description: Each post this month at Blogferatu.com will feature Women in Horror: women as directors, performers, and writers.
Event: MaimSqueeze’s Women In Horror Month Instagram Challenge Date: February 1-28th, 2017 Location: Instagram Organizer(s): MaimSqueeze Contact: mainsqueeze@gmail.com Website: http://Instagram.com/MaimSqueeze Description: To celebrate women in horror month MaimSqueeze’s Women in Horror Challenge will highlight your favourite women in the horror genre!
Event: Women in Horror Spotlights on Facebook Date: Throughout February Location: Lori’s Facebook Group Organizer(s): Lori M. Myers Contact: lorimyers316@gmail.com Description: People can’t believe I write dark fiction and horror, not only because of my good nature but also because I’m a woman. I want to dispel the stereotype by celebrating women in horror and showcasing both renowned authors in the genre as well as those just starting out. […]
