Joe Lipsett
School
Carleton University
Expertise
Horror, YA, LGBT+
- Joe has been writing about media for more than 15 years.
- He has previously written for various entertainment websites, including Bloody Disgusting, Consequence, and Pajiba.
- He stays up to date on media as the co-host of two podcasts, Horror Queers and Hazel & Katniss & Harry & Starr.
Experience
Joe has been writing about media since the mid-2000s, when he was a sessional Film Instructor at Carleton University. He has bylines on sites such as Bloody Disgusting, Consequence, Pajiba, That Shelf, Anatomy of a Scream, Grim Journal, Gayly Dreadful, Certified Forgotten and maintains his own site, QueerHorrorMovies.com. He is a Rotten Tomatoes-approved critic and regularly appears on podcasts to discuss horror films, queer texts, and young adult literature.
Education
Joe has bachelor's and master's degrees in Film Studies from Carleton University in Ottawa, the capital of Canada.
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Stories By Joe Lipsett
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We're taking a look at 15 erotic thrillers that highlight the range and diversity of the subgenre, plus a healthy splash of international titles.
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One, two, we've ranked the Nightmare on Elm Street movies for you...
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In 1981, slasher films really hit their stride. On their 40th birthday, we look back at the best horror flicks from this banner year.
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Fantasy movies don't always make box office magic, but if you're in the mood for something different, it's worth falling under these movies' spell.
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Whether you're looking for a dystopian YA drama, an alien invasion epic, or a far-reaching space opera, there's a science fiction show on Netflix for you.