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![Hush [REVIEW] by Kyle Laugh](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1521751861195-TLX0A6FSB4WGCTCDCKYJ/BLANK-cover.jpg)
A hearing impaired novelist is forced to fight for her life when a crazed man attempts to stalk her in her remote home. Planning on killing her by the nights end, Maddie must make life or death decisions in order to outsmart her potential killer.
![Last Week in Horror | News, Releases & More [3/12 - 3/18]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1521666860130-TV7VBP5PO6VB4S2BCQNB/cover312318.jpg)
All the top horror news from last week Right Here. Every week from Kyle. Check out what you might have missed.
![The Vatican Tapes [Review] by Kyle Laugh](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1520460508271-9DC7Z9LP5DR7MV8E28N2/cover.jpg)
When a case afflicting a young woman named Angela comes to light, Cardial Mattias Brunn comes into the picture to save her soul from damnation, only to find matters to be much worse than he could have ever anticipated.
The chances of meeting a films star through a social media comments section is quite improbable. Lucky for myself as well as for readers, this small back and forth turned into a full interview with the Hellraiser Judgement star, Alexandra E. Harris. We sat and talked about Hellraiser Judgement, Women in Horror and yes that INFAMOUS scene in the movie.
![[#WiHM] The Decade That Changed Women in Horror | By Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1519764883911-X9MCOMXGBTCL5HV1IEDK/coverblank.jpg)
If there has been a theme to my Women In Horror Month offerings, it has been The Women of 60s Horror. Barbara Steele, Deborah Kerr, Clare Bloom, Veronica Carlson…I’ve highlighted a number of women from 1960s horror over the course of the month, and it’s about time I explained why.
![[#WiHM] Feb 22nd (Black History Month) Abby 1974 | by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1519329568849-4KBM4CXREZI1LH4W1ULA/cover.jpg)
Dubbed “The Blaxorcist” for more reasons than one, Abby is William Girdler’s Blaxploitation horror movie about marriage counsellor Abby Williams (Blaxploitation regular Carol Speed), possessed by an African sex spirit accidentally released by archaeologist-cum-Bishop Garnet Williams (William Marshall of Blacula fame).
![Hectic Knife [Review]](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1519327896015-KVNR27CSDKALFK8QVNZT/link-pic.jpg)
This has garnered me a fan base of people who wait to view a film, until a time in which I am able to provide them with said information. So, I'm going to throw my regular routine out the window for today in order to attempt to do what was asked of me by those providing me with our movie for this review.
![[#WiHM] Feb 21st (LGBTQ) The Haunting (1963) | by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1519236885773-BBK5KN92KOYF8IOYEUJ4/cover.jpg)
One of the masterstrokes of the film is the relationship between Eleanor and Theo. It is one of the first films to portray an LGBT character in a genuinely positive way, and Claire Bloom’s performance as Theo is key to this. Theo is hip, modern and smart, and her attraction to spinster Eleanor is handled in a mature and sensitive manner.
![[#WiHM] Feb 20th (Girl Power Film) Under The Shadow (2016) | by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1519155973443-V3K5PL9QIFY6OZQWLL9Z/COVER.jpg)
Set in Tehran in 1988 during the final few months of the Iran/Iraq war, Babak Anvari’s debut feature is a chilling and harrowing supernatural horror set in a small apartment block, and centring on Shideh (Narges Rashidi) and her daughter Dorsa (Avin Manshadi), who may have been possessed by a Djinn (a malevolent wind spirit, well documented in the Quran and still feared by those with a belief in spirits and superstition).
![[#WiHM] Feb 19th (Crazed Killer) Tina Romero | Alucarda - by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1519063492738-MV41INW9B8VQ6JXYGEN0/1FINALCover.jpg)
There is perhaps no woman killer more crazed, more brutal and more visceral than Alucarda (Tina Romero) in Juan Lopez Moctezuma’s 1978 erotic horror, Alucarda. For WOMEN IN HORROR MONTH!
![[LongLiveTheVoid] Week-In-Horror | Feb 11th - 17th.](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1518886958392-74G4ZL80QYBZ4A02RYEY/cover.jpg)
It's been a busy week here at LongLiveTheVoid.com and Beyond The Void Horror Podcast! So here is what you missed so far. Going to try and make this a regular thing each week to gather all the important posts we put up on the site. So feel free to catch up on things you might have missed each week.
![[#WiHM] Feb 15th (Goddess of Gore) | Barbara Steele by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1518719745774-1SK5BDSOVP5RKJABVG46/1newbarbarasteelecover.jpg)
Of all the female actors who broke through in the 1960s and changed the way women were portrayed – not just in horror, but in movies full stop – one stands head and shoulders above the rest.
![[#WiHM] Feb 14th (Femme Fatale) Simone Simon by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1518639841247-VMWI3IA3IVCAAII5ZQCZ/simonesimon.jpg)
Simon’s career began in much the way we are led to believe fairytale Hollywood stories do – the aspiring fashion designer was spotted in a restaurant, plucked from obscurity and established herself as one of France’s hottest stars in no time at all.
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When a tenth installment in the Hellraiser franchise was announced, most of the horror community reacted with a sigh. Considering an iconic character such as Pinhead, not to mention the other cenobites as well, were going to be drawn out and cashed in on one again.
![[#WiHM] Feb 13th (She's Still Got it!) Linnea Quigley | Scream Queen - by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1518557319131-M6EI9K36M9TZDH26SJTG/FINAL-COVER.jpg)
Linnea is the ultimate scream queen. A stalwart of low-budget horror and exploitation in the 1980s and 1990s, and has appeared in over 100 acting roles. She moved to LA in the late 1970s and began a career in modelling. She was soon spotted (after appearing as an extra in a number of films) and given her first role in Fairy Tales (1978, dir Harry Hurwitz), a sex comedy in which she played Sleeping Beauty.
![[#WiHM] Feb 12th (Gone But Not Forgotten) Milicent Patrick | "The Beauty Who Created the Beast" - by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1518467383463-214MPL1MV2VHDISJ40GP/cover.jpg)
Born Mildred Elizabeth Fulvia Rossi, Milicent Patrick was born sometime between 1915 and the 1930s (reports vary wildly) in El Paso, Texas. Milicent was a multi-talented woman (an actor, costumer, designer, illustrator and animator) whose name you may never have heard, but whose work you are certainly aware of. Indeed, much of Milicent’s life remains a mystery, partly due to her desire to avoid the spotlight, giving several conflicting stories to would-be biographers as to her background and real life.
Streamer is written and directed by the pair consisting of Jared Bratt and Vincent Pun and stars Bratt in the lead who plays a character by the same first name, alongside Tanya Lee who plays the role of Ivy.
![[#WiHM] Feb 11th (Bloodsucking Babe) by Mark Doubt](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/58c1d10217bffc0ccdaf728d/1518388907155-SENYBQUGTK4CU1FNREDL/1newcoverfinal.jpg)
English born, German raised Veronica Mary Glazer was already a published model when Hammer Films boss James Carrera noticed her and featured her opposite Christopher Lee in Dracula Has Risen from the Grave (1968, dir Freddie Francis). A stunning beauty with genuine talent, she dazzled on the big screen and would go on to feature in arguably the studio’s best
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