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Monstrum

Volume 5, Number 1, June 2022

Table of contents (13 articles)

FEATURE ESSAYS & INTERVIEW

  1. Sensory Overload: Unconscious Communication and Inter-Personal Psychosis in David Cronenberg’s The Dead Zone

    Mikaela Bobiy

    pp. 6–19

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  2. Talking Knifepoint Horror with Soren Narnia

    Jeffery Klaehn

    pp. 20–28

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  3. Selling Bela Lugosi, with and without Added Sugar: Vampires and the American Television Commercial

    Gary D. Rhodes

    pp. 29–45

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  4. It’s All About Repetition: Maternal Time in Horror from Jeanne Dielman (1975) to The Babadook (2014)

    Qian Zhang

    pp. 46–65

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SPECIAL FEATURE

  1. Horror Reverie I: A Symposium Celebrating 100 Years of Nosferatu: Introduction. Nosferatu: A Glacial Draught of Air Still Blowing from Beyond

    Cristina Massaccesi

    pp. 66–72

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REVIEWS

  1. Ghost Channels: Paranormal Reality Television and the Haunting of Twenty-First Century America by Amy Lawrence, University Press of Mississippi, 2022, 268pp.

    Kevin Chabot

    pp. 73–77

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  2. The Symbolic Potential of the Hybrid: Anita Blake and Horror and Vampire Literature by Virginia Fusco, Peter Lang, 2021, 212pp.

    Ian Clark

    pp. 78–81

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  3. Giving the Devil His Due: Satan and Cinema edited by Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock and Regina M. Hansen, Fordham University Press, 2021, 216pp.

    Zachary Doiron

    pp. 82–85

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  4. Alluring Monsters: The Pontianak and Cinemas of Decolonization by Rosalind Galt, Columbia University Press, 2021, 290pp.

    Jeannette Goon

    pp. 86–90

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  5. Joseph Sheridan LeFanu by Aoife Mary Dempsey, University of Wales Press (Gothic Authors: Critical Revisions), 2022, 224 pp.

    Anne Young

    pp. 91–94

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APPENDIX: HORROR REVERIE 1 TRANSCRIPTS

  1. Panel 1 – The Legacy of Nosferatu

    pp. 96–117

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  2. Panel 2 – Historical and Other Contexts

    pp. 118–134

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  3. Panel 3: Style, Theme, Politics, Aesthetics

    pp. 135–149

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