Potenza highlights the work of production designer Cristina Nigro in the Uruguayan slasher film Al morir la matinée (2020).
Tori Potenza
Tori Potenza (she/they) is a queer writer based out of Philadelphia, PA. They are a film critic and horror writer whose work analyses body horror as well as sex and gender themes in film. She is a staff writer for MovieJawn and has also written for Hear Us Scream, Horror Press, Slay Away With Us, The Nottingham Horror Collective, Bloodletter Mag, and Certified Forgotten. This is their first video essay.
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