Mia Goth condemns the Oscars for not nominating horror films

It’s not the first time, nor the last, that the Academy ignores horror films, both for their script, their performances and other aspects. In this regard, Mia Goth talks about the null nominations that horror films had at the 2023 Oscars on their 95th anniversary. And you’re calling for structural change so that these types of titles are considered.

During an interview with Jake Hamilton, Mia Goth opens up about the 2023 Oscar nominationswhere they disregarded her performance in ‘Pearl’ and ‘X’, two of the most acclaimed horror films of recent times, and where she offers a performance that many have called for consideration for the next installment of the golden film figurines.

However, that was not the case and Mia Goth regrets that horror films have no Oscar nominations: “I think it’s very political and not entirely based on the quality of a project itself. I think there’s a lot going on there, ‘a lot of cooks in the kitchen’ when it comes to nominations and categories that get recognized,” the actress said.

even this year No horror film has received an Oscar nomination.. “I know, maybe I shouldn’t say it either, but I think it’s true. I think a lot of people know that and I don’t know why [sigue sucediendo]Mia Goth said. ‘X’ is the first installment in Ti West’s horror trilogy, which is already available on Amazon Prime Video, and which months later saw the release of ‘Pearl’ which serves as a prequel.

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Mia Goth calls for “real change” at the Academy

Mia Goth is promoting ‘Infinity Pool’, Brandon Cronenberg’s new sci-fi and horror film, in which she shares the screen with Alexander Skarsgard. During the press conference, the actress calls for “real change” at the Academy, the organization behind the Oscar nominations. “If you wanted to engage with a wider audience, I think that would be really beneficial.”

This year it was believed that Jordan Peele’s “Nope” and “Pearl” would be the two titles that would represent horror films in the upcoming 2023 Academy Awards. However, neither of them had a mention in the shortlist. This debate for many years has deprived the award of credibility, considering the genre “inferior” to the rest of its competitors.

Right now, Mia Goth, A24 and Ti West have confirmed that they are shooting the third part of the horror trilogy, called “MaXXXine”, which will close the story of this saga. For its part, the Oscars will be held next March, and will be sharply criticized once again by horror fans.