Paracinema #11, the February 2011 issue, has an impressive way of doing "Women in Horror Month". Instead of just talking about hot actresses, they actually included a bunch of horror articles written by women. Righteous.
Articles like "Demystifying Superwoman: Shifty Gender Roles, Hysterical Moms, & Pissed Off Daughters in The Exorcist" by Ashlee Blackwell, "Frankenhooker: Titular Commodification of Women" by Lisa Cunningham, "Rape-Revenge Films: A Guide for the Faint-Hearted" by Chelsea Suarez, "The Degrading Last Days of Laura Palmer: A Backwards Glance at Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me" by Christine Hadden, "Spiritual Viagra (How a Mummy in Cowboy Boots Gave Elvis a Hard-On)" by Molly Marie Griffin, and "Mental Illness in Horror Films: Lifting the Stigma with Let’s Scare Jessica to Death" by FanGirlTastic editor Andre Dumas are only a few of the cool things in this issue.
Plus, you know how most of these genre magazines are full of advertisements and still cost 9 bucks US (that's like 30 Euros, folks)? Paracinema is only 7 bucks US. That's like a ha'penny, or some British slang money increment.
Editor/creator Christine Makepeace is someone who does Women in Horror Month the right way.
Now THAT'S what I'm talkin' 'bout; Paracinema got it right--asking for women's words and opinions, not just their bikini pix--and congrats Andre!