Ecocinema, Media, and the Environment

Blood Diner , Jennifer’s Body , and to a certain extent, Trouble Every Day may construct women as monsters rather than victims, especially,...

Scholars in the humanities concur with arguments from the sciences regarding the cannibal. According to linguist Ellen B. Basso’s study of S...

Many scientists agree with Travis-Henikoff’s premise in Dinner with a Cannibal . In a Science News article, for example, Bruce Bower highlig...

The May 2013 unearthing of what Nicholas Wade of The New York Times calls “the first physical evidence of cannibalism among the desperate po...

The first victim we see is Jonas (Josh Emerson), a football player upset about losing his best friend in the bar fire. She lures him ...

Jennifer’s Body takes an approach to cannibalism that builds on the supernatural elements of Blood Diner and the constructions of m...

In Blood Diner , Michael (Rick Burks) and George (Carl Crew) follow their Uncle Anwar’s (Drew Godderis) direction and construct what ...