Welcome back to Social Seance Society! This week, we’re heading into the 90s to talk about how the Final Girl started to get a makeover. From Sidney Prescott breaking the supposed rules of survival to what it actually looks like to live with the trauma of being the one who survived, we’re diving into how Scream helped reshape the Final Girl for a new generation. We’ll also look at the Final Girls who followed, including Julie James, Sarah Carter, Erin Harson, and Mia Allen, and how each brought something different to the trope as it continued to evolve.

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Welcome back to Social Seance Society! In this week’s episode, we’re going back to the OG Final Girls, the women who helped define the trope and paved the way for the Final Girls we know and love today.

We’ll be talking about Laurie Strode from Halloween, Nancy Thompson from A Nightmare on Elm Street, Sally Hardesty from The Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Ellen Ripley from Alien, Alice Hardy from Friday the 13th, and Kirsty Cotton from Hellraiser.

We’ll dive into what made each of these women stand out, how they survived their respective nightmares, and the ways their characters helped shape and evolve what it means to be a Final Girl.

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Welcome back to Social Seance Society! This week kicks off our newest season, Final Girl Fall. In today’s episode, we’re diving into where the term Final Girl came from, what exactly makes someone a Final Girl, and how the trope began to evolve alongside the horror genre itself throughout the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s.

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