Emma

No last name indicated.

Author of two essays published in pre-Ferox zines.

Fixer-Upper in Last House on the Left For Sale is a study of the condition of haunted houses in films from c.1940 through 1990, noting that while the earlier films tended to depict buildings which had been abandoned for some time, the general state of decay has been emphasized to a greater degree in post-1970s cinema. The lightness of the article - puns, references to British sit-com television shows, and a tendency to over-simplify shifts in audience expectation - does not diminish the interesting take on visual cues.

Bloodsuckers From Mars in Dracula's Little Helper catalogs instances of aliens which display vampiric tendencies, mentioning Vampirella, Lifeforce , Planet of the Vampires and other renditions of the notion.

While it isn't a complete list, it does cover a lot of ground for such a brief piece, and unlike many articles on the subject, the tone is in keeping with an optimism for the sub-genre which is largely absent in other examinations of the topic.

It is unknown if Emma contributed to more publications at this point in time.