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Continuum - The Pleasures of Horror - Film and Media Study

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Description

Explore the complex world of horror through a scholarly lens with The Pleasures of Horror by Continuum. This book provides a detailed look at how horror fictions work across literary, cinematic, and televisual formats. It examines the specific emotions these genres trigger in audiences and why they hold such power. The text is organized into three clear sections for easy study. Readers can learn about how horror is valued or devalued within different cultural fields before moving into an investigation of the cultural politics found in contemporary horror films. The final section looks at the community aspect of the genre, including horror fandom, film festivals, and the impact of special effects. Whether you are a student of film history or a fan interested in the mechanics of the genre, this book offers a deep look at reading formations, commercial fan magazines, and fanzines. It is a comprehensive resource for understanding the cultural impact and the embodied practices of horror enthusiasts.

Key Features

Covers multiple media formats including literature, film, and television to provide a broad understanding of horror fictions.

Analyzes the emotional responses and audience engagement that define the horror experience.

Provides an investigation into the cultural politics and social value of modern horror cinema.

Explores the world of horror fandom, including the role of film festivals and fan communities.

Examines the history of fan media such as commercial magazines and fanzines.

Discusses the technical role of special effects in shaping the horror genre.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
19 May 2005
Listed Since
19 February 2007

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