No more haunted dolls horror fiction that transcends the tropes / edited by Cassandra O'Sullivan Sachar.

SeriesSeries in critical media studies
Series in critical media studies. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents Disturbed mask-ulinity : the mask motive in the slasher film / Stefan Sonntagbauer -- Goremands : human cannibalism and eating the Other in contemporary fiction / Carlos A. González -- Broken Christs and the advent of horror : from Shelley's Frankenstein to AMC's The Walking Dead / Zaher Alajlani -- Conjured Others and exorcized bodies : reimagining the horror of possession in Alice Sola Kim's "Mothers Lock Up Your Daughters Because They Are Terrifying" / Melissa Eriko Poulsen -- The horror of adolescence : coming of age tropes in horror cinema / Andrew Wilczak -- "It's what you can't see...that's what matters" : A re-evaluation of the human monster / David Edwards -- She floated away : vampirism and identity in The Pallbearers Club / Josh Hanson -- Blacks in horror and cultivated bias / Lisa Wood -- Why are female protagonists not believed in horror fiction? / Cass Heid --Schlock and awe : transgression and trash aesthetics in Nick Zedd's They Eat Scum / Stephan Zguta -- The monstrous human : exploring the agency of fear in Stephen King's Misery / Priyanka Bharali -- Archiving horror : Archive 81 and the haunting of analogue media / Maria Juko -- Body horror and disability in video games : the fear of the unknown and different / Chayyim Holtkamp --Hollywood mythology and King Kong / Kazım Tolga Gürel -- No one is coming to save us : government inadequacy in large-scale horror / Andrew Wilczak.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
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LCCN 2024935158
ISBN9798881900038 hardcover
ISBNelectronic book

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