The American Horror Film: An Introduction

Reynold Humphries

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Introduction Part One: The Horror Film, 1930-1960 1. Figures in a Gothic Landscape 2. Variations on a Theme 3. The Contribution of Val Lewton 4. Nuclear and other Horrors Part Two: The Horror Film, 1960-2000 5. The Changing Face of Horror 6. Directions and Directors 7. The 'Slasher' Movie and the 'Final Girl' 8. David Cronenberg and Special Effects Conclusion Bibliography.

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