This is a blog built by love. The mortar was our mutual cynicism. The bricks were our shared fondness for metaphors that are extended too far. Pussy Goes Grrr began in April 2009 as a joint outlet of expression for Andreas and Ashley. Since then, it’s blossomed into a little outpost for rants, reviews, and critiques, with an emphasis on how culture interacts with gender and sexuality. Feel free to drop by, peek around, leave some comments, and have an all-around good time!
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Andreas was born inside the Arctic Circle. He recently graduated from college with a BA in Cinema and Media Studies. In his spare time, he likes to consume sugary foods, read depressing graphic novels, and find new ways to frighten himself. His blogging interests include film (especially foreign, animated, cult, horror, etc.), ’90s TV, and the role of gender in art. He’s an editor emeritus of the Carleton Graphic and has contributed to 366 Weird Movies, Paracinema Magazine, and The Film Experience.
Ashley is passionately dedicated to her role as a fat, feminist, gender-bashing bitch, and spends her time devouring art, horror movies, om noms, social commentary/critiques, sex toys and general gender-fuckery of all kinds like it’s her job. Addicted to the word fuck and all of its many variations, she has been known to litter entire posts with it and other obscenities.
If you’re looking for a nice place to start, here’s a round-up of what we feel to be some of our best stuff: Pussy Goes “Happy Birthday!”, as well as our follow-up, “Pussy Goes Two Years Old!“
Ashley
Andreas
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Jacob Canfield
I love your blog. I am going to add it to my blogroll. Thank you so much for sharing and writing. I look forward to following and reading.
Jennifer
The Ineffable Woman
Thank you so much for reading and enjoying!
is that capitol hill seattle in the background picture?
Actually, our current background is the Paris street that opens Michael Haneke’s Cache. Interesting to know that there’s a resemblance!
I saw that movie when it first came out in the theaters. I didn’t like it much. Where I’m from, it’s rare to find women so passionate about horror. Final Girl led me here.
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