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Author Diffrient, David Scott, 1972- author.
Title Body genre : anatomy of the horror film / David Scott Diffrient.
Publisher Jackson, Mississippi : University Press of Mississippi, 2023.



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Contents 1. Books, bodies, beliefs: Introducing a genre that needs no Introduction -- 2. Heads will roll, bodies will shake, souls will shatter: Horror film's formative stages and physical changes -- 3. Corporeality, materiality, mortality: The horror film as "body genre" -- 4. Going deep, sticking to the surface: Bad deaths and wet bodies -- 5. Sliced eyeballs and severed ears: On (not) seeing and (not) hearing horror films -- 6. Dead, but still breathing: The problem of postmortem movement in horror films -- 7. Smelling like a slaughterhouse: Cinematic olfactics and the stench of horror -- 8. Shitty, slimy, smelly, smiley: dirty spaces, funny faces, and the textural pleasures of "laughably bad" texts -- 9. Spooky encounters of the humorously disgusting kind: Clutching hands and hopping corpses, from Hollywood to Hong Kong -- Coda. Preparing to be unprepared: Horror film's predictable unpredictability -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.
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Author Diffrient, David Scott, 1972- author.
Series Horror and monstrosity studies series
Horror and monstrosity studies series.
Subject Horror films -- History and criticism.
Human body in motion pictures.
Senses and sensation in motion pictures.
Horror films -- Production and direction.
Horror films -- Psychological aspects.
Motion picture audiences -- Psychology.
Fear in motion pictures.
Descript 1 online resource.
Content text txt
Media computer c
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Contents 1. Books, bodies, beliefs: Introducing a genre that needs no Introduction -- 2. Heads will roll, bodies will shake, souls will shatter: Horror film's formative stages and physical changes -- 3. Corporeality, materiality, mortality: The horror film as "body genre" -- 4. Going deep, sticking to the surface: Bad deaths and wet bodies -- 5. Sliced eyeballs and severed ears: On (not) seeing and (not) hearing horror films -- 6. Dead, but still breathing: The problem of postmortem movement in horror films -- 7. Smelling like a slaughterhouse: Cinematic olfactics and the stench of horror -- 8. Shitty, slimy, smelly, smiley: dirty spaces, funny faces, and the textural pleasures of "laughably bad" texts -- 9. Spooky encounters of the humorously disgusting kind: Clutching hands and hopping corpses, from Hollywood to Hong Kong -- Coda. Preparing to be unprepared: Horror film's predictable unpredictability -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.
ISBN 9781496848017 electronic book
1496848012 electronic book
9781496847980 electronic book
1496847989 electronic book
9781496848000 electronic book
1496848004 electronic book
9781496847997 electronic book
1496847997 electronic book
9781496847966 hardcover
9781496847973 trade paperback
Author Diffrient, David Scott, 1972- author.
Series Horror and monstrosity studies series
Horror and monstrosity studies series.
Subject Horror films -- History and criticism.
Human body in motion pictures.
Senses and sensation in motion pictures.
Horror films -- Production and direction.
Horror films -- Psychological aspects.
Motion picture audiences -- Psychology.
Fear in motion pictures.

Subject Horror films -- History and criticism.
Human body in motion pictures.
Senses and sensation in motion pictures.
Horror films -- Production and direction.
Horror films -- Psychological aspects.
Motion picture audiences -- Psychology.
Fear in motion pictures.
Descript 1 online resource.
Content text txt
Media computer c
Carrier online resource cr
Contents 1. Books, bodies, beliefs: Introducing a genre that needs no Introduction -- 2. Heads will roll, bodies will shake, souls will shatter: Horror film's formative stages and physical changes -- 3. Corporeality, materiality, mortality: The horror film as "body genre" -- 4. Going deep, sticking to the surface: Bad deaths and wet bodies -- 5. Sliced eyeballs and severed ears: On (not) seeing and (not) hearing horror films -- 6. Dead, but still breathing: The problem of postmortem movement in horror films -- 7. Smelling like a slaughterhouse: Cinematic olfactics and the stench of horror -- 8. Shitty, slimy, smelly, smiley: dirty spaces, funny faces, and the textural pleasures of "laughably bad" texts -- 9. Spooky encounters of the humorously disgusting kind: Clutching hands and hopping corpses, from Hollywood to Hong Kong -- Coda. Preparing to be unprepared: Horror film's predictable unpredictability -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.
ISBN 9781496848017 electronic book
1496848012 electronic book
9781496847980 electronic book
1496847989 electronic book
9781496848000 electronic book
1496848004 electronic book
9781496847997 electronic book
1496847997 electronic book
9781496847966 hardcover
9781496847973 trade paperback

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