The MUFF Society was a feminist community that aimed to celebrate the achievements of women and underrepresented groups in film and television.
We supported an inclusive definition of women and included trans women, genderqueer women, and non-binary people in it. (H/T)
Branding and logo by Erikson Melton.
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#MissMUFF is our new monthly feature. Think of it sort of like one of those wall calendars but instead of a different cute kitten for each month, we're highlighting a badass woman in film. Way better than kittens! We're kicking off January with the Allison Jones, casting director extraordinaire.
Jessica Jones is the second in Netflix’s lineup of TV show adaptations of street level Marvel comic book characters and is the first product in the Marvel Cinematic Universe that was solely created by a woman!
Cue the exam season jokes about binge-watching Netflix when you're supposed to be studying because that is how I watched The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and that is probably how you should do it too.
A couple weeks ago, Fox made the horrible decision to not renew Mindy Kaling's amazing show, The Mindy Project.
Tatiana Maslany is a force of nature. She’s the leading actress of Orphan Black—a Canadian sci-fi television series revolving around a group of clones, all of which are played by Maslany.
When you first start watching Hannibal you’re thinking, “Ew, people,” but as time goes on you start to think, “You know… maybe I might eat people.”
