Mo Moshaty is a writer, editor, producer, and lecturer working across horror criticism, cultural analysis, and genre storytelling. She is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief of NightTide Magazine, where she curates and edits long-form writing on horror as a cultural and historical form.

Mo’s work focuses on women’s trauma in horror cinema, liminal and gothic spaces, and the relationship between genre, memory, and identity. Her writing and editorial work have been cited, taught, and discussed across academic, festival, and industry contexts.

She is the creator and host of the podcast From Inside the House, which examines recurring archetypes assigned to women in horror and the cultural logic behind them. Alongside her editorial work, Mo has lectured internationally on horror cinema, trauma, and representation for universities, festivals, and cultural institutions.

Mo is a multi-award-winning writer and producer. Her short film 13 Minutes of Horror: Sci-Fi Horror with NYX Horror Collective received the Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Award for Best Short Film. Her nonfiction and fiction work has appeared in a range of genre publications and collections, and she has been recognised as part of the Black Women in Horror Class of 2023.

She is the founder of Mourning Manor Media and continues to work across writing, teaching, and curation, with a focus on ethical editorial practice and supporting emerging voices in horror.