Congratulations to Katie Featherston for winning Best Actress and Scream Queen of the Year at the 3rd Annual Splatcademy Awards.

some films: Mutation (2006), Paranormal Activity (2007), Walking Distance (2009)

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Following Jo’s post here, this is me, Jackie.

I enjoy long walks on the beach and… whiskey.

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some flicks: Man of a Thousand Faces (1957), Boris Karloff’s Thriller: Portrait Without a Face (1961), Twin Peaks (1990)

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some films: Hangman’s Curse (2003), Inside (2006), Drive Thru (2007), The Haunting of Sorority Row (2007), Killer Movie (2008)

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Lauren here, aka MidnightSiren182 on the forums. I liked Explody Jo’s idea of listeners and didn’t want her to be like the only one to do this.

Being a lover of both good horror and so bad it’s good horror, I’ve seen a fair share good shit and shit to avoid. To me, Bruce Campbell is the Alpha and Omega and meeting him was the Best Day Ever.

I maintain original Halloween is probably the best horror film ever and when not at banal day job staff at the largest anime con on the East Coast.

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Celebrating Women in Horror month, Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman to win Best Director from the DGA for her latest flick, The Hurt Locker.

Bigelow is famous in horror circles for directing and co-writing Near Dark. But I recommend the grossly underrated Blue Steel, starring Jamie Lee Curtis and Ron Silver.

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February is Women in Horror Month, and lots of horror blogs are doing something special. We thought we’d spotlight female listeners of the Splattercast. Send a picture and a little about yourself to splattercast@deadlantern.com

I’ll kick things off with a picture of myself drunk at a festival last summer:

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A couple flicks: Chandu the Magician (1932) and The Raven (1935)

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