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A Century of Screams Key sections include: Horror Film; Why Horror Endures; Origins: German Expressionism; Universal Monsters: Horror's Golden Age; Val Lewton: The Producer as Auteur; Hammer Horror: Blood in Technicolor; Alfred Hitchcock: The Master of Suspense; George Romero & the Zombie Revolution; The Exorcist: Horror Goes Mainstream; The Slasher Era: 1978–1986.
Key sections
- 01Horror Film
- 02Why Horror Endures
- 03Origins: German Expressionism
- 04Universal Monsters: Horror's Golden Age
- 05Val Lewton: The Producer as Auteur
- 06Hammer Horror: Blood in Technicolor
- 07Alfred Hitchcock: The Master of Suspense
- 08George Romero & the Zombie Revolution
- 09The Exorcist: Horror Goes Mainstream
- 10The Slasher Era: 1978–1986
- 11Stanley Kubrick's The Shining (1980)
- 12Body Horror: Cronenberg & the Flesh
- 13Wes Craven: Horror's Philosopher
- 14Japanese Horror (J-Horror)
- 15Found Footage: The Blair Witch Revolution
- 16Torture Porn & New French Extremity
- 17Horror Subgenres: A Taxonomy
- 18The Conjuring Universe
- 19Jordan Peele & Social Horror
- 20Ari Aster: Grief as Horror
- 21Practical vs. Digital Effects
- 22"Elevated Horror" — Debate & Definition
- 23Horror Around the World
- 24Stephen King on Screen