Great topic! I appreciate you putting a spotlight on female directors. All the more so for horror. And you're right that these movies clearly have a different perspective than well-known, male-directed horror films. Which shows the value of having a diversity of perspectives behind the camera and/or script.
Great topic! I appreciate you putting a spotlight on female directors. All the more so for horror. And you're right that these movies clearly have a different perspective than well-known, male-directed horror films. Which shows the value of having a diversity of perspectives behind the camera and/or script.
Good list (although I think the Babadook was overrated).
But the best woman-directed horror movie for me has to be St. Maud, directed by Rose Glass.
I’m sorry but i didn’t find the Babadook scary.