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Description:LOST GIRLS is the third book in Spectacular Optical’s ongoing series of limited run film and pop culture books, which includes KID POWER! (2014) and SATANIC PANIC: POP CULTURAL PARANOIA IN THE 1980s (2015) and will precede the previously announced YULETIDE TERROR: CHRISTMAS HORROR IN FILM AND TELEVISION, which will be released in fall of 2017.Curated and edited by Samm Deighan (DIABOLIQUE), contributors to LOST GIRLS include some of the most important critical voices to emerge over the last decade of genre journalism: Alexandra Heller-Nicholas (SENSES OF CINEMA), Kat Ellinger (DIABOLIQUE), Virginie Selavy (ELECTRIC SHEEP), Alison Nastasi (SATANIC PANIC: POP-CULTURAL PARANOIA IN THE 1980s), Marcelline Block (ART DECADES), Rebecca Booth (DIABOLIQUE), Michelle Alexander (CINEMADROME), Lisa Cunningham (THE LAUGHING DEAD: THE HORROR-COMEDY FILM FROM BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN TO ZOMBIELAND), Heather Drain (DANGEROUS MINDS), Erin Miskell (THAT’S NOT CURRENT), Gianna D’Emilio (DIABOLIQUE) and Kier-La Janisse (HOUSE OF PSYCHOTIC WOMEN), as well as veteran horror journalist Marcelle Perks (SHIVERS, EYEBALL).FULL LIST OF CONTENTS:Le viol du vampire and the Last Surrealist RiotBy Gianna D’EmilioCults of Decadence, Cults of Rebellion: La vampire nue and FascinationBy Kat EllingerLes paumées du petit matin: A View of Female ViolenceBy Lisa CunninghamBlood Sisters: Female Intimacy in Jean Rollin’s Conte de féeBy Samm DeighanPoète maudit and cinéaste paria: Tristan Corbière as Inspiration for Jean Rollin’s films Les Amours jaunes and La Rose de ferBy Marcelline BlockDisgracing the Family Name: Vampirism as Societal Rebellion in Le frisson des vampiresBy Heather Drain‘Castles of Subversion’ Continued: From the roman noir and surrealism to Jean RollinBy Virginie SelavyLes démoniaques: Politics, Poetry, and the Supernatural Rape-Revenge FilmBy Alexandra Heller-NicholasManifestations In The Physical Plane: Rollin, Rape, and the Effects of Sexual AssaultBy Erin MiskellPhantasmes: Jean Rollin’s Hardcore Reveries and Work for HireBy Samm Deighan“Final Girl” Strategies in Les raisins de la mort, La nuit des traquées, and Les paumées du petit matinBy Marcelle PerksThe Zombie-Gore-Disaster Film…Jean Rollin StyleBy Michelle AlexanderLove Among the Iron Roses: The Cemetery as a Romantic Nexus in the Films of Jean RollinBy Alison NastasiLes trottoirs de Bangkok and Killing Car: Serials in Soulless CitiesBy Gianna D’EmilioOstension, Orality, and the Ogress: The (Material) Feminist Fairy Tales of La fiancée de Dracula, La nuit des horloges, and Le masque de la MéduseBy Rebecca BoothAfterwordBy Kier-La JanisseWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Lost Girls: The Phantasmagorical Cinema of Jean Rollin. To get started finding Lost Girls: The Phantasmagorical Cinema of Jean Rollin, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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Pages: 434

Format: PDF, EPUB & Kindle Edition

Publisher: Spectacular Optical

Release: 2017

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Description: LOST GIRLS is the third book in Spectacular Optical’s ongoing series of limited run film and pop culture books, which includes KID POWER! (2014) and SATANIC PANIC: POP CULTURAL PARANOIA IN THE 1980s (2015) and will precede the previously announced YULETIDE TERROR: CHRISTMAS HORROR IN FILM AND TELEVISION, which will be released in fall of 2017.Curated and edited by Samm Deighan (DIABOLIQUE), contributors to LOST GIRLS include some of the most important critical voices to emerge over the last decade of genre journalism: Alexandra Heller-Nicholas (SENSES OF CINEMA), Kat Ellinger (DIABOLIQUE), Virginie Selavy (ELECTRIC SHEEP), Alison Nastasi (SATANIC PANIC: POP-CULTURAL PARANOIA IN THE 1980s), Marcelline Block (ART DECADES), Rebecca Booth (DIABOLIQUE), Michelle Alexander (CINEMADROME), Lisa Cunningham (THE LAUGHING DEAD: THE HORROR-COMEDY FILM FROM BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN TO ZOMBIELAND), Heather Drain (DANGEROUS MINDS), Erin Miskell (THAT’S NOT CURRENT), Gianna D’Emilio (DIABOLIQUE) and Kier-La Janisse (HOUSE OF PSYCHOTIC WOMEN), as well as veteran horror journalist Marcelle Perks (SHIVERS, EYEBALL).FULL LIST OF CONTENTS:Le viol du vampire and the Last Surrealist RiotBy Gianna D’EmilioCults of Decadence, Cults of Rebellion: La vampire nue and FascinationBy Kat EllingerLes paumées du petit matin: A View of Female ViolenceBy Lisa CunninghamBlood Sisters: Female Intimacy in Jean Rollin’s Conte de féeBy Samm DeighanPoète maudit and cinéaste paria: Tristan Corbière as Inspiration for Jean Rollin’s films Les Amours jaunes and La Rose de ferBy Marcelline BlockDisgracing the Family Name: Vampirism as Societal Rebellion in Le frisson des vampiresBy Heather Drain‘Castles of Subversion’ Continued: From the roman noir and surrealism to Jean RollinBy Virginie SelavyLes démoniaques: Politics, Poetry, and the Supernatural Rape-Revenge FilmBy Alexandra Heller-NicholasManifestations In The Physical Plane: Rollin, Rape, and the Effects of Sexual AssaultBy Erin MiskellPhantasmes: Jean Rollin’s Hardcore Reveries and Work for HireBy Samm Deighan“Final Girl” Strategies in Les raisins de la mort, La nuit des traquées, and Les paumées du petit matinBy Marcelle PerksThe Zombie-Gore-Disaster Film…Jean Rollin StyleBy Michelle AlexanderLove Among the Iron Roses: The Cemetery as a Romantic Nexus in the Films of Jean RollinBy Alison NastasiLes trottoirs de Bangkok and Killing Car: Serials in Soulless CitiesBy Gianna D’EmilioOstension, Orality, and the Ogress: The (Material) Feminist Fairy Tales of La fiancée de Dracula, La nuit des horloges, and Le masque de la MéduseBy Rebecca BoothAfterwordBy Kier-La JanisseWe have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Lost Girls: The Phantasmagorical Cinema of Jean Rollin. To get started finding Lost Girls: The Phantasmagorical Cinema of Jean Rollin, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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