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Neon Nightmares: L.A. Thrillers of the 1980s
While of obvious regional interest, this book’s informed and lively writing will play well everywhere.
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Monsters on the Couch: The Real Psychological Disorders Behind Your Favorite Horror Movies
From its deeper dives into classic horror archetypes to its spotlights on niche neurological disorders, this book will likely appeal to a variety of readers.
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The Truth Is Still Out There: Thirty Years of The X-Files
Best for die-hard fans of the show who are already familiar with the cult classic’s storylines and characters and are seeking a deeper dive.
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The Mummy’s Hand
Often as quirky as the movie it documents, this entry in the “Scripts from the Crypt” series is a great look at a B-horror film.
The Exorcist Legacy: 50 Years of Fear
Segaloff’s incisive writing untangles Hollywood myths about the horror classic without damaging its mystique. His access to those at the heart of The Exorcist’s production offers new revelations, even for longtime fans.
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Terror Down Under: A History of Horror Film in Australia, 1897–1973
This title ably conveys the fickle nature of censorship and skillfully details the history and significance of horror films in Australia.
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More Fire! The Building of The Towering Inferno: A 50th Anniversary Explosion
Readers will enjoy this loving tribute to the movie and that era of filmmaking.
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Bloodstained Narratives: The Giallo Film in Italy and Abroad
Written for an audience both knowledgeable in cult films and fluent in film theory, this title meets a niche need. Readers seeking to learn a little more about films such as The Bird with the Crystal Plumage or Don’t Torture a Duckling might find themselves overwhelmed.
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The Incredibly Strange Features of Ray Dennis Steckler
Curry combines extensive research with deft writing to reveal the life of a Z-movie director through his unconventional oeuvre. Aimed at cinephiles, the book celebrates an underdog who made movies in Hollywood’s shadow.
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