Jenn Adams is a writer and podcaster at various platforms, including Bloody Disgusting and Dread Central. She explores themes in arts and entertainment, focusing on film, pop culture, and cultural movements through her podcasts and columns, particularly examining horror narratives and feminist perspectives. Jenn's work has been featured in SlashFilm, CONSEQUENCE, and Seven Days, among others.
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By: Jenn Adams
WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for Raw, Titane, and Alpha. French Extremity is not for the faint of heart. Often described as films about violence rather than violent films, the European phenomenon is expressly political while maintaining an earthy verisimilitude which distinguishes it from the salacious gore of the Torture Porn subgenre that arose […]
Is it time to kill the Final Girl? In a recent discussion for Interview, horror icons Samara Weaving and Sarah Michelle Gellar debated this well-loved character trope while promoting the release of their upcoming film Ready or Not 2: Here I Come. After decades of starring in genre films and TV, Gellar explains her frustration […]
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By: Jenn Adams
If you’re a fan of sharksploitation films, there’s a good chance you’re obsessed with Renny Harlin’s Deep Blue Sea. Set on a scientific research vessel located in the remote Pacific Ocean, the 1999 action horror hybrid sees a trio of genetically modified sharks wage war on their human captors in a hellish attempt to escape […]
By: Jenn Adams
Coralie Fargeat is not a subtle filmmaker. Known for her stunning visuals and minimal dialogue, the French writer/director employs sharp color contrasts and uncomfortably close framing to fill her aggressive stories with intensity. As part of the new wave of French Extremity, Fargeat blends the movement’s trademark violence and gore with previously established subgenres to […]
By: Jenn Adams
It’s no understatement to say that Jaws (1975) is one of the greatest movies of all time. After a notoriously troubled production and a giant shark that wouldn’t work, a young Steven Spielberg made the best of a bad situation by shooting the majority of his aquatic horror film from the as-yet-unseen creature’s point of […]
By: Jenn Adams
The Alien franchise has always been a story of pregnancy horror. Ridley Scott‘s original film follows the destruction of an otherworldly creature that spawns by implanting the human body with an embryo that rapidly grows until it rips a jagged hole in the victim’s chest. Midway through Scott’s Alien (1979), the audience watches as Kane […]
By: Jenn Adams
One of polite society’s few remaining taboos is the concept of weight and self-esteem. Though it’s always acceptable to share dieting tips or the latest trendy workout routine, we rarely dig beneath the surface to discuss the dehumanizing pain of fatphobia or the damage caused by toxic body positivity. For years, social media has blasted […]
By: Jenn Adams
It’s no exaggeration to say that Stephen King entered the literary world with a bang. The humble writer from Portland, Maine, published his debut novel in 1974 and quickly became a household name. By 1978, he’d released five incredible books that continue to dazzle modern readers. Carrie, ‘Salem’s Lot, The Shining, Night Shift, and The […]
By: Jenn Adams
As the long-awaited final season of Prime Video’s The Boys neared its premiere, showrunner and creator Eric Kripke warned us to expect our share of carnage. In an interview with SFX Magazine, he cautioned, “I wouldn’t get too attached to any single character.” After four seasons filled with outrageous deaths, his warning felt fairly dire. […]
By: Jenn Adams
WARNING: The following contains major spoilers for season five of The Boys and Stephen King’s The Dead Zone. As The Boys concluded its epic run, an eerie sense of prophecy seemed to plague the fifth and final season. Based on the comics by Garth Ennis, the Prime Video series takes place in a world where […]
