December has started which means a new theme, "May You Never be too Old to Play with (Killer) Dolls." And starting this creepy theme is 1987's "Dolls." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses being a child at heart, evil stepmother and evil stepsister's representation within the movie, and a horror movie version of Geppetto. Come and check out this whimsical horror movie fairytale!

Ending the Horror History theme with the Sinnful Sarah's Horror Menagerie anniversary show! And ending the 2000's with 2003's "Identity." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses the movie with three special guests: Nathaniel, Mikey, and Matt. Topics include the ending, how dark and atmospheric the movie is, and seeing through the perspective of one who suffers from mental illness. Come check it out. November of 2020 is when the world was first introduced to the Mistress of the Menagerie.

The Mistress of the Menagerie continues to focus on the 2000's for Horror History with the remake of the 1972 cult classic, 2009's "The Last House on the Left." The Mistress discusses the psychological horror subgenre with a revenge undertone, the similarities and differences between the original and the remake, and when you peel back the layers there's an underlying reflection on parenting/parenthood. 

Horror History: Continuing the 2000s for the month of November, with the underrated gem, James Wan's 2007 "Dead Silence." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses color schemes/color metaphors and symbolism, the tale of Mary Shaw (and her love for her dolls), and narcissistic personality disorder. Come check it out as the Mistress peels back the layers of this ghost story.

For Horror History, new month means a new decade and this month the Mistress of the Menagerie will be focusing on the 2000s, starting with the gruesome, 2004's "Saw." The Mistress discusses antisocial personality disorder/narcissistic personality disorder, the victims of Jigsaw and the reasons why they were chosen to be put into his "game," and comparing Jon Doe to John Kramer. Check out the movie that kicked off the torture porn movie craze!

For Horror History, ending the month of the 1990s with the classic psychological horror, 1995's "Se7en." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses a break down of each sin, the mental illness the victim may have suffered from, and how Jon Doe is no better than the victims he chooses. Plus, a special shout out to Darcy the Mail girl! Come check it out as the Mistress takes a deep dive into this psychological horror movie.

The Mistress of the Menagerie continues focusing on the 90s with the underrated gem, Stuart Gordon's "Castle Freak," (1995). The Mistress discusses alcoholism and its effects on a family, basic instincts/the need for for survival, and the incredible performances by Jeffrey Combs and Barbara Crampton. Come and check out what the Mistress has to say about this amazing movie.

Horror History: Focusing on the 1990s, continues with the very 90s, very nostalgic 1998's "The Faculty." The Mistress of the menagerie discusses sexism, breaking free from the stereotypes, and the inappropriate relationship between teacher and student. Come join me as I discuss this movie with my special guest, Nathaniel from At the Devil's Ball.

Horror History: New month means a new decade to explore, this month the Mistress of the Menagerie will be focusing on the 90s, starting with this underrated, 1990 horror, "Jacob's Ladder." The mistress discusses guardian angels and demons, post-traumatic stress disorder, and death symbolism: Purgatory or Hell? Check it out as the mistress takes a deep dive into this psychological thrill ride of a horror movie.

Ending the 80s month, for horror and history, with the underrated, cult classic "Sleepaway Camp (1983)." The Mistress of the Menagerie discusses pedophilia and abandonment issues, being a product of environmental influences, and seeking revenge on those who wronged you.