An edition of Horror Films (1991)

Horror Films

1st Crestwood House ed.
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An edition of Horror Films (1991)

Horror Films

1st Crestwood House ed.
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Examines the history and appeal of horror films, discussing examples ranging from the silent "Frankenstein" of 1910 to recent hits such as "The Lost Boys" and "The Witches of Eastwick."

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Publisher
Crestwood House
Language
English
Pages
32

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Cover of: Horror Films
Horror Films
1992, Crestwood House
Hardcover in English - 1st Crestwood House ed.
Cover of: Horror films
Horror films
1991, Wayland
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New York

Table of Contents

The Fascination of Horror. 4
The Frankenstein Story. 6
Dracula Arises. 8
The Werewolves Bite. 10
Zombies - Dead or Alive. 12
Mad Mummies. 15
Magnificent Monsters. 17
Devils & Demons. 20
Ghosts & Haunted Houses. 22
Human Horrors. 24
Nightmare Nasties. 26
Is Horror Dead?. 28
Glossary. 30
Further reading. 31
Index. 32

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
791.43/616
Library of Congress
PN1995.9.H6 N6 1992

The Physical Object

Format
Hardcover
Pagination
32 p. :
Number of pages
32

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1544261M
Internet Archive
horrorfilms00nott
ISBN 10
0896867196
ISBN 13
9780896867192
LCCN
91023328
OCLC/WorldCat
24066790
Library Thing
2701109
Goodreads
7101735

Work Description

A youth-oriented book about horror films, their history and appeal. Includes many color and black-and-white photos.

From back cover: WHY do we watch horror films? Many people are quite happy to sit in a dark theater watching frightening and sometimes bloodthirsty films which bring their worst nightmares to life on screen. This lively book tells us about the origins of some of the most famous horror stories and films, such as Frankenstein and Dracula. Also, it explains how spectacular special effects have added to the appeal of recent horror films, such as the Nightmare on Elm Street series, which have made the horror character Freddy Krueger a modern cult figure.

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