Hair Wolf

A Black woman discovers her hair has a mind of its own and begins to kill the racist clients of a beauty salon. As the hair's appetite grows, she must decide whether to let her newfound power consume her or find a way to control it.

Hair Wolf was widely praised as a cleverly executed horror short film that uses its genre elements to deliver a powerful social commentary on racism and Black womanhood. It gained significant attention on the festival circuit for its unique premise and effective execution.

• Praised for its inventive concept and sharp social commentary.
• Lauded for its effective blend of horror and satire.
• Noted for its strong performance and directorial vision.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the film's bold exploration of racial themes and its satisfyingly gruesome horror elements, appreciating its unique approach to empowerment.

Premiered at the Fantasia International Film Festival and screened at numerous other genre festivals, receiving positive attention.

The film was conceived by director Marielle Woods as a response to the everyday microaggressions and systemic racism that Black women often face, particularly in relation to their hair.