I am currently an academic writing and researching in film and television/cultural studies. My research takes an interest in the modern uses of monstrous metaphors in contemporary, queer infused horror film and television texts as a means of exploring sub-cultural anxieties within LGBTQ communities. My work also extends to the study of queer theory and film, the avant-garde, gender and sexuality, experimental and cult film, psychoanalysis and the body in the moving image, the creation of video essays and screen curation and programming.

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Please visit my research profile at the University of Stirling for further information. 

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My intention in setting up this blog/information resource is to gather thoughts, research and musings on developing trends in queer horror film and television, to review films/series, and to develop further projects and research work in the moving image.

 

I also wish to encourage those with similar interests in the academic (and non-academic) study of queer-infused horror to exchange ideas, thoughts, and share good practice.

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See also: 

Gender Research Group @ University of Stirling 

Gender Studies Film Club