Are you ready for The Backrooms? Brush up on your analog horror homework by reading my new Film Quarterly article, available for FREE and the first ever (!) academic publication on the subgenre:

I have space in my brain after submitting my PhD, and I'm using it to explain: Why I’m Not Paying to See Wuthering Heights (And neither should you) open.substack.com/pub/elidolli...

HOW YOU KNOW THE WIKI IS GONNA BANG

Remembering this great tweet on the Summer Solstice

I'm so excited to be presenting at Darkness in the Fields on analogue horror and folklore!

Just a week until kick-off - come join us for a deep dive into the world of folk horror over five days of online events with DARKNESS IN THE FIELDS: MIDSUMMER 3! www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/darkness-i...

I loved this collection!!

Reminder that this is tonight! I will be talking about Irish horror with an amazing panel of experts including director Aislinn Clarke! baftsshorror.weebly.com/events.html

Exciting online event coming up! I will be talking about Fréwaka and all things Irish horror at the end of May with a panel of experts including director Aislinn Clarke and composer Die Hexen! Spread the word!

If I could log analogue horrors on letterboxd I would be doing numbersssss

Hey bluesky! I’m giving a free online talk on analogue horror this Saturday, once at 10am and again at 7pm, if you or anyone you know is interested in YouTube horror and/or folklore! www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/romancing-...

Writing my thesis forcing my computer to learn the word “cottagecore”

My first encounter with a physical copy of the Authenticity and Adaptation book, which features my chapter on Lovecraft adaptations! If you're at #BAFTSS2025 then you can find a copy to peruse at the Palgrave stand.

1/7 It is with deep sadness that we mourn the passing of Linda Williams, a pioneering scholar whose fearless work transformed film and media studies. Over her remarkable career, Williams challenged scholars to take seriously popular and often marginalized genres,

I had the best time ever at Fairy Tale Trouble and the Art of Fluidity: Gender, Genre, Media. And I can officially confirm that fairy tale people are just as nice as horror studies people. I feel very lucky to be part of both disciplines. I talked about how slashers are like fairytales! 🧚‍♀️🦄🔪🩸🧜‍♀️✨🐉

Horror fans! This week our free panel 'What about the men? Masculininty in Horror Film' takes place on Wednesday 26th Feb, 7pm, online. Come and join us for some good chat. forms.office.com/pages/respon...

Neither of the wolves inside me want to do emails

How messed up would it be to show my Horror Cinema and The Body seminar students the custard scene from Peter Jackson's Braindead?

Do you guys think the fertility goddess would be mad at me for taking the pill back to back?

My first ever academic publication is out, and I’m sharing space in the journal issue with non other than Barbara Creed! What an honour. Check it out here to find out if The Mother from Barbarian is a girl boss: www.cine-excess.co.uk/the-anti-mot...

Doing a bit of reading for a seminar series I'm designing on the body and horror, and look at Rob Bottin when he was 22 and did the special effects for The Thing. He's like the manliest 22 year old ever

You’re never eating lunch alone when you have the Anglo-Saxon paganism Wikipedia page open

Crisps should be a salad bar option at the deli

So allergic to going back to writing that today I cut my hair, cleaned all the floors, and fixed the washing machine

Me to the man on the train home for Christmas who offered me a slice of cheese “without chemistry” and “from the mountains” and then sliced it using the handle of a nail clippers