Name some horror movies with female villains?
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Never saw this movie but it came up in my reccs., I might have to check this out over the weekend. 
Not sure if this would be considered horror and I wouldnt cast her as a villain.
"In this film, Diana's (Marki Key) boyfriend is murdered and she gets her revenge on the all-White gangsters terrorizing her neighborhood by getting help from a voodoo queen Mama Maitresse (Zara Cully) and The Dark Master Baron Zamedi (Don Pedro Colley) — in exchange for her soul. It may feel dated now, but the movie is right up the alley with Get Out's message of racism and microaggressions."
@MartyMcFly @Jello Biafra @morris @23barretcity @BXKingPin82 - have yall seen this??
Not sure if this would be considered horror and I wouldnt cast her as a villain."In this film, Diana's (Marki Key) boyfriend is murdered and she gets her revenge on the all-White gangsters terrorizing her neighborhood by getting help from a voodoo queen Mama Maitresse (Zara Cully) and The Dark Master Baron Zamedi (Don Pedro Colley) — in exchange for her soul. It may feel dated now, but the movie is right up the alley with Get Out's message of racism and microaggressions."
@MartyMcFly @Jello Biafra @morris @23barretcity @BXKingPin82 - have yall seen this??
46 Horror Movies That Pass The Bechdel Test, Proving That This Genre’s Women Have Agency
"It's the paradox at the heart of horror: with slasher victims, the possessed, and the supernaturally menaced more frequently female than not, the genre as a whole is frequently derided as misogynist. And while it's true women's bodies are frequently fetishized as they become the locus for violence, they're also there. According to 2018 statistics gathered by Women in Hollywood, horror comes in third among all genres for featuring female protagonists."
"It's the paradox at the heart of horror: with slasher victims, the possessed, and the supernaturally menaced more frequently female than not, the genre as a whole is frequently derided as misogynist. And while it's true women's bodies are frequently fetishized as they become the locus for violence, they're also there. According to 2018 statistics gathered by Women in Hollywood, horror comes in third among all genres for featuring female protagonists."
Which one?
Yup- just like I remember
..this was etched in my brain
I thought it was an animal seeing this as a kid.
Then having to go to bed right after.
Urban legend
Audition
Misery
Mother’s Day
Blood rage
The brood
Rabid
Alice sweet Alice
Don’t look now
Blair witch project
Aliens (counting the queen alien, yes)
Carries mom
Audition
Misery
Mother’s Day
Blood rage
The brood
Rabid
Alice sweet Alice
Don’t look now
Blair witch project
Aliens (counting the queen alien, yes)
Carries mom
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The irony is they cast her cause she was flat chested. But damn did she grow upYup- just like I remember
The Devil's Rejects (Rob Zombie's wife) which also happens to be a fan favorite of Mr. @Jello Biafra
But I actually didn't hate The Devil's Rejects...it is Zombie's best movie.
Hold up - was the aunt a man or a woman?plot twist within a plot twist
was she on the same thing that she was making the girl do??
Dead Meat did a kill count on this and talked about the mask the made for an unnamed male actor. Alot of bad vibes on the site of this movie.Yup- just like I remember
Never saw this movie but it came up in my reccs., I might have to check this out over the weekend.
"In this film, Diana's (Marki Key) boyfriend is murdered and she gets her revenge on the all-White gangsters terrorizing her neighborhood by getting help from a voodoo queen Mama Maitresse (Zara Cully) and The Dark Master Baron Zamedi (Don Pedro Colley) — in exchange for her soul. It may feel dated now, but the movie is right up the alley with Get Out's message of racism and microaggressions."
@MartyMcFly @Jello Biafra @morris @23barretcity @BXKingPin82 - have yall seen this??
I saw it. It's been a while but Diana wasn't the villain in this, she was the hero. It was pretty much like 75% of all blaxploitation flicks where a bunch of Cracker Ass Crackers did somebody wrong and then that person got revenge on the white folks.
This one was basically the supernatural version of Coffy.
Hold up - was the aunt a man or a woman?
Woman. But she wanted a daughter. Always wanted a daughter. So she dressed her nephew up to be her niece