That one got out of hand

Nicola Coughlan has raised over £70,000 and counting for Not A Phase, a charity committed to uplifting and improving the lives of trans people across the UK: “To see an already marginalised community being further attacked and attacked in law is really stomach-churning and

‘I can’t sleep, I’m so scared’: Disabled people face benefit cuts domino effect. An estimated 1.2 million Disabled people losing eligibility for personal independence payments. https://t.co/u4NSjSXm4c

We are launching a digital gallery and are looking for someone with digital design expertise and lived experience of disability to come up with a ‘concept building’ – the most accessible gallery of the future. Closing - 30 April Find out more ↓ https://t.co/66S1seNAfm

Meanwhile, at the actual Palestine demo which exists in real life, rather than in your head

Girls don’t want flowers, they want the Nosferatu popcorn bucket (I’m girls)

My belief is that in a perfect world, everyone should have the right to choose how they want to die. But when disabled people don’t even have the right to live with dignity how are we expected to trust this won’t be forced on us? #AssistedDyingBill #AssistUsToLive

@CineFeline and I would like to share the CFP for our upcoming conference on Youth & Horror. Hope it’s of interest! https://t.co/my09Bnen60 Youth and Horror: An International Conference, 1-2 July, 2025, University of Birmingham, UK #horrorNU

women in PHLEGM (poetry, history, language, english literature, ghost stories, music)

Looking into Latin American horror featuring children or witches for something if anyone has recommendations 🫶 my obsession with Huesera is never going to end (pic of Edgar to not get lost)

Covering Robert Burns in a class I'm taking on the Scottish gothic tonight and was not ready for the book I won in the 2010 school Burns competition to have yellowed pages, ouch

now, it's not often I ask you to do stuff for me... please retweet if a. you believe in fairies b. you support second time female filmmakers and c. you support British cinema. Timestalker is released in cinemas in the UK & Ireland on 11th October 💜❤️🩷🌭☸️🐦🪓

🚨 Call for Abstracts! 🚨 We're interested in discussing the nuances of #disability representation in fairy tales, interrogating how we use such tales to empower disabled people and preserve the disabled characters that have survived through generations. 🧵 #CallForPapers #CFP

“This flick is a camp dog whistle playing at a tone only queer ears can hear.” ❤️

Last year I was sitting in a local library whilst my son sat a GCSE maths exam. The librarian, who was in her late 30s or early 40s, asked why I was there. When I told her, she said ‘I am so glad I wasn’t born nowadays. I wouldn’t be doing what I’m doing today.’ She told me

Marielle Heller says her upcoming movie ‘NIGHTBITCH’ is “a comedy for women, and a horror movie for men.” https://t.co/o7vbaL2Ik1

Me at any sleepover as a kid

Our @UofGlasgow Falcon couple have officially been named by our community! 💙 Welcome to #TeamUofG Bonnie & Clyde. Who do you think poses better for a staff picture?🤔 Vote in the poll below!⬇️ #BonnieAndClyde #TeamBonnie #TeamClyde #Falcons

Favourite first time watch in a while (When Evil Lurks), a very interesting approach to disability and children in horror I thought and ticked every box of my research interests, but more importantly was so good and keeps you guessing throughout, need to watch Terrified ASAP

Solidarity with Virginia Woolf and her summer writing goals

"Disabled creatives need consistent ongoing support - not just one-off opportunities." A thread of key findings from Always the Audience (Never the Star) by Dr. Jessi Parrott (@messijessijumps) and Jamie Hale (@jamierhale) 👇 #AlwaysTheAudience will be released on Wednesday.