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Volume 4, october 2021

Sommaire (10 articles)

FEATURES

  1. Demystifying Hammer: The Influence of Transnational Hollywood Financing

    Peter Arne Johnson

    p. 6–22

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  2. The Hybrid Influences of Strangeland: Talking Horror, Mythology, Game Design and Aesthetics with Writer and Game Developer Mark Yohalem and Artist Victor Pflug

    Jeffery Klaehn

    p. 23–40

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  3. To Abort, Vomit, or Faint (Avorter, vomir, ou s’évanouir)

    Agnès Pierron

    p. 41–48

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  4. Selling “Silence” in Contemporary Horror: Krasinski’s Quiet Consumers

    Selma A. Purac

    p. 49–81

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  5. Seeing Red from the Depths: Daria Nicolodi’s Secret Revenge

    Anne Young

    p. 82–103

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  6. Allegories of Passion: Ta’ziyeh and the Allegorical Moment in Shahram Mokri’s Fish and Cat

    Max Bledstein

    p. 104–121

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REVIEWS

  1. Phases of the Moon: A Cultural History of the Werewolf Film, Craig Ian Mann, Edinburgh University Press, 2020, 272pp.

    Bruna Foletto Lucas

    p. 122–125

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  2. Are Snakes Necessary? by Brian De Palma and Susan Lehman, Titan Books Press, 2020, 224 pp. / Once Upon a Time in Hollywood by Quentin Tarantino, Harper Perennial, 2021, 400 pp.

    Clayton Dillard

    p. 126–131

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  3. Shelter for the Damned by Mike Thorn, JournalStone, 2021, 190pp.

    Anne Golden

    p. 132–135

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STUDENT FORUM

  1. An Immersive Experience of Spectatorial In-Betweenness: The Corporeal Universe of Taxi Driver

    Liliane Poulin-Dubé

    p. 136–155

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