I think I’m in lust! Bill George (Femmes Fatales, Red Hot Planet)
just dropped by our horror frat house again with these lovely stills of sexy
cutie Emily Galica shot exclusively
for AITH. I gotta say it! The gal is my type! Blonde, meat on her bones,
nice derriere/chest and gorgeous smile. Where do I sign? I’m in! Lets explore
Emily
A little bit about
Emily:
Emily was recently cast in THE SUPPER CLUB (a
“cannibal comedy” shot in PA/MD). It was said that the film will focus less on
gore and more on exotic content. You do the math on that one! Here’s what
Emily’s take on women within our beloved genre:
“I think female roles, related
to horror films, are rather repressive; whenever a woman wields some sex
appeal or empowerment, it’s usually a cue for some kind of chastisement…I
thought this whole ‘sex begets violence’ thing ended with the slasher cycle.
But women’s roles have significantly improved with the likes of MAY, THE
DESCENT, GINGER SNAPS, THE RING, TEETH, THE COTTAGE and THE CHAIR.
Unfortunately, they’re few and far between but they’re a catharsis for women
who relate to biological and psychological issues that can be traumatizing;
only in horror films can these very real experiences be equated with
lycanthropy and mutation…
And what about her turn ons?
“My turn-ons include suspense, being scared without being
grossed-out…Directors like Neil Marshall, Lucky McKee and Brett Sullivan,
whose personal convictions–regarding the assertiveness of women–are
reflected in their films…Fantasy art by the likes of Daniel Horne and
Julie Bell…And, in a genre awash in clichés, I like surprises like
SCARECROWS (1988), which I caught on FEAR.net. Another surprise was the
performance of Erin Brown (formerly Misty Mundae) in The Sick Girl episode
of MASTERS OF HORROR. As a schizophrenic lesbian, she was amazing. Erin
should never be underestimated.”
