Episode 10: Oh the Horror! How Horror Movies Represent Us and Our Collective Fears

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Episode 10: Oh the Horror! How Horror Movies Represent Us and Our Collective Fears

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Just in time for Halloween, we are tackling horror movies! We are going to look at the history of horror in America and analyze how these movies have represented our societal fears, but also how they have represented (or misrepresented) us as people.Who Has Time for this is hosted by Caitlin Bagley and Katie Kelly.Follow Who Has Time for This? on social media for more:Instagram: @whohastimeforthispodcastYouTube: @whohastimeforthispodcast----------------------------Sources:https://www.reckon.news/honey/2023/10/are-we-in-a-renaissance-for-representation-in-horror.htmlAre we in a renaissance for representation in horror?https://trail.pugetsound.edu/?p=18998Be Very Afraid: How Horror Movie Trends Reflect Societal Fearshttps://wp.csusm.edu/horror-film-history/timeline/Black Power and Blaxploitation Horror https://www.npr.org/2017/03/11/519845882/can-you-make-a-movie-with-king-kong-without-perpetuating-racial-undertonesCan you Make a Movie with King Kong Without Perpetuating Racial Undertones?https://darklongbox.com/2025/01/26/dark-thoughts-horror-as-a-reflection-of-societal-fears/Dark Thoughts: Horror as a Reflection of Societal Fearshttps://www.easterseals.com/about-us/community-stories/disability-isnt-scary-representation-horror-mediaDisability Isn't Scary: Representation in Horror Mediahttps://pressbooks.lib.vt.edu/pper/chapter/the-evolving-depiction-of-female-characters-in-the-horror-film-genre/The Evolving Depiction of Female Characters in the Horror Film Genre https://www.sceneandheardnu.com/female-victimization-in-horrorFemale Victimization in the Horror Genrehttps://news.asu.edu/20241028-arts-humanities-and-education-horror-films-reflections-societys-deepest-fears-and-culturalHorror films: Reflections of society's deepest fears and cultural anxietiesHorror Noire: A History of Black Horror (TV series on Shudder)https://www.theswaddle.com/how-representation-in-horror-films-creates-space-for-our-most-urgent-fearsHow Representation in Horror Films Creates Space for Our Most Urgent Fearshttps://www.refinery29.com/en-us/2023/10/11554167/latines-horror-movies-tv-representationLatines Love Horror, But We Rarely See Ourselves In Spooky Movies & TVhttps://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/source/2022/CAH/11/The Monsters Within: An Analysis of Minorities in the Horror FilmQueer for Fear: A History of Queer Horror (TV series on Shudder)https://screampsychohorror.wordpress.com/representation-of-women-in-horror-films/Representation of Women in Horror Filmshttps://www.researchgate.net/publication/334482464_The_Representation_of_Women_in_the_Horror_Movies_A_Study_in_Selected_Horror_MoviesThe Representation of Women in the Horror Movies: A Study in Selected Horror Movieshttps://slfs.org/diversity-tropes-in-the-horror-genre/SLFS Staff: A Closer Look at Diversity Tropes in The Horror Genrehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmKiBNGMy_kTransgender Horror: A Visual Historyhttps://translash.org/resources/trans-horror-a-translash-guide/Trans Horror: A TransLash Guidehttps://bcheights.com/213012/arts/jordan-peele-revolutionized-horror/Weynand: Horror Films Have Historically Mistreated Black Characters—Jordan Peele Changed Thathttps://medium.com/counterarts/why-horror-films-are-better-at-breaking-the-gender-binary-than-other-genres-92fe5b25f6d3Why Horror Films Are Better at Breaking The Gender Binary Than Other Genres

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