“The Stepford Wives”, Ira Levin’s sharp “feminist horror” novel of 1972, dramatised this culture war. When Joanna, the protagonist, moves from New York to the quiet town of Stepford in ...

It turns out, of course, that a Stepford resident—and president of the secretive local Men’s Association—has perfected technology from when he worked at Disneyland. Through chilling sci-fi ...

“What do you think you’ll miss most about New York?” “Noise.” Who wouldn’t want to live in Stepford? It’s a picturesque suburb full of beautiful lawns and gorgeous houses. The school ...

Few people today are watching the 1975 movie The Stepford Wives; where Katharine Ross and Nanette Newman make up two of the ostensibly perfect, men-pleasing housewives of a utopian New England town.

I was also leaning towards ambiguity as to what the actual fate of the Stepford Wives was. Not the kind of ambiguity seen in The Turn of the Screw since something is clearly going on, but as to ...

Over 50 years since its release, The Stepford Wives remains a sci-fi touchstone thanks to its unnerving portrayal of a small town where women suddenly change from independent free thinkers to ...

Arriving in Stepford, Connecticut, Joanna—protagonist of “The Stepford Wives”, a horror novel—is dragged to a “workout class” at the Simply Stepford Day Spa by a neighbour. The duo are ...

‘Her’ isn’t the movie you should watch to learn about AI companions. It’s ‘The Stepford Wives’ With sex robots being coded with AI-response technology, and virtual reality allowing ...