Carrie McClain

Carrie McClain

Writer, Editor & Media Scholar who firmly believes that we can and we should critique the media we consume.
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‘Blood Runs Down’: Using Rituals in Cinema About Blackness and Womanhood

‘Blood Runs Down’: Using Rituals in Cinema About Blackness and Womanhood

A film that stands as a deliciously horror genre short and also a piece of cinema that speaks to Black motherhood and Black girlhood, Blood Runs Down is an exceptional film that has haunted me since I first watched it two years ago. Written &…

Feb 05 22February 05, 2022

Article at Black Nerd Problems

Re-watching 1995's ‘Strange Days’ in 2020

Re-watching 1995's ‘Strange Days’ in 2020

Reflecting on Redemption, Accountability and Blackness Director Kathryn Bigelow’s name and ultimately her legacy will bring to mind that she became the first woman in Oscar history to win the Best Director award in 2010. According to her IMDB…

Jul 13 20July 13, 2020

Article at Medium

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