Let Us In Podcast: Where Horror Meets Feminine Power

In a world where film review overwhelmingly skews male, three girls found their voices resonating in the eerie echoes of TikTok. United by their love of blood-curdling thrills and chilling narratives, they quickly bonded over horror movies and chilling discussions that ignited a fierce passion for the genre. Each with a distinct perspective, they realized they could amplify their views—and their voices—by creating something extraordinary.

Thus, Let Us In was born.

The title of their podcast is inspired by the rich and evocative lore surrounding vampires—figures often depicted as both predatory and alluring. This blend of danger and empowerment reflects a deeper truth: women in horror are not just victims; they are warriors, pioneers, and the very backbone of the genre. From trailblazing directors to unforgettable final girls, female representation has shaped horror cinema since its inception.

Let Us In is a bold invitation to delve into horror through a female lens. Each episode explores the intricate dynamics of women in horror, examining iconic films, groundbreaking performances, and the unsung heroines who have haunted our screens. The trio dives into the Gothic, the grotesque, and the gory, discussing how these themes mirror societal fears and aspirations, and how they inspire countless hearts to break free from traditional roles.

Listeners are welcome to join their spirited discussions, where the macabre is celebrated, and the feminine is embraced. With every chilling story shared, they challenge the status quo and encourage other women to reclaim their space within the genre. They share laughs, offer biting commentary, and highlight the essential contributions women have made to horror, shifts that are often overlooked.

Together, these three friends are more than just fans; they are torchbearers of a movement that seeks to illuminate the importance of female voices in horror. So, listen closely—when they say "Let Us In," it’s not just an invitation; it’s a call to action. Join them as they lay bare the spine-tingling, empowering nature of horror, proving once and for all that women aren’t just part of the narrative—they are the narrative.