The Ugly Stepsister reminds us that fairy tales are not just a source of inspiration for the horror genre, but are themselves its very origin. Related Headlines.

“The Ugly Stepsister,” written and directed by Emilie Blichfeldt, takes its cue from “Cinderella,” but this inspired body horror comedy is no Disney film. This fairy tale is both Grimm and ...

The youngster branded the Tooth Fairy 'ugly and broke' The 54-year-old, from Glasgow, said: "My unhappy child has this morning left an abusive note for the Tooth Fairy." ...

Norwegian director Emilie Blichfeldt’s The Ugly Stepsister underlines the base grotesquerie of the original fairy tale. Photo: Marcel Zyskind This review was originally published on January 24 ...

A woman who paid more than $200 for a custom-made fairy-themed cake for her granddaughter's first birthday was left furious by the 'ugly' results. Khrissy Joe, who is based in the US, requested a ...

The Ugly Stepsister’s torture-porn take on a classic fairy tale is told from a teenager’s point of view, but the grotesque elements are appropriate for gorehounds of all ages.

This deliciously nasty reworking of the Cinderella fairy tale imagines how far one of the stepsisters would go to marry her prince. By Jeannette Catsoulis When you purchase a ticket for an ...

An “ugly” fairy statue in China has become the subject of ridicule online because of its ungainly appearance, which local authorities blamed on the “mediocre” craftsmen who made it.

The Ugly Stepsister follows the central narrative of the fairy tale familiar to most viewers. A woman with two daughters marries a widower. When he dies, his daughter, now called Cinderella, is ...

My little girl left a fuming note for ‘ugly, broke Tooth Fairy’ after not getting paid, everyone’s saying the same thing. Katy Pagan; Published: 13:11, 30 Aug 2022; ...