Emily Naser-Hall

Emily Naser-Hall is an Assistant Professor of Film and Media Studies and coordinator of the Film Program at Western Carolina University. Her research focuses on cultural and legal narratives of sexuality, femininity, and privacy post-1945 American literature and film. She has published on the works of Shirley Jackson, gothic domesticity, sexuality, and gendered labor, with forthcoming projects on the frontier in American folk horror, sonic rhetorics in post-#MeToo cinema, and animated motherhood in new indigenous horror films.