Last week, Northumbria University's Horror Studies Research Group held our annual international conference, Horror Studies Now.
For anyone who missed it, here is our annual highlight reel: https://t.co/0OiTd2LvVW
Did you attend the Horror Studies Now conference last week?
There's still time to check out our #Horror Studies reading list, which brings together our bestselling titles from across #HorrorStudies,
https://t.co/E1zg3CZHbK
Jeon provides a consideration of the director’s entire career and themes of his works. Insightful and engaging, Jeon offers an up-to-date analysis of the genre-bending international director.
Browse our virtual exhibit here: https://t.co/VcW5y3I6Yb
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The Horror Theory Reader is indispensable for scholars and will be of interest to anyone curious about our paradoxical enjoyment of appalling and fearsome things
Browse the MNG Horror Studies virtual exhibit: https://t.co/zQNqBX7Rum
#Horrorstudies@HorrorStudies@UMinnPress
Offers fresh insights into an important body of work, contributes to current studies of the evolution of horror aesthetics, and maps borders between exploitation, independent, and mainstream film
Browse our virtual exhibit: https://t.co/WyW0MAnONK
#Horrorstudies@HorrorStudies
Examines female monstrosity as it appears in horror films and considers specific political, scientific, and historical contexts to better understand how we construct and reconstruct monstrosity
Virtual Exhibit: https://t.co/iUvOI0tTbf
@HorrorStudies@RutgersUPress#Horrorstudies
Heading to the @HorrorStudies Now conference next week?
Drop by the MUP stand to meet @houston_ml, browse our #HorrorStudies books, and find out more about our brand new *Foundations of Horror Studies* series
https://t.co/E1zg3CZHbK
Check out this article by @foundfootagecam - based on a paper presented at Horror Studies Now 2024, for which Dr Nisa received an Honorable Mention for the Peter Hutchings Award for Outstanding Contribution to Horror Studies #horrorNU
https://t.co/je6PkHd3fM
Grab yourself a half price copy of my books
- The Metamodern Slasher Film https://t.co/DBJ5WMk3t7
- The Postmodern Slasher Film https://t.co/e4QB2A37hT
or any of the excellent books by my fellow members of @HorrorStudies@StaceyAbbottRU@kte75@Sorgono#horrorNU
Until 9am 1st Dec @EdinburghUP titles are half price!
Abbott: https://t.co/CZ5jZoOq4j
Egan: https://t.co/RTCrDpoXtz
Hunter: https://t.co/vvrCBtERkQ
Jones: https://t.co/DvVzPKLOjr and https://t.co/HVEnEBeCsQ
Walker: https://t.co/dAatAJKkyj and https://t.co/LXusMteiVl
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The recording of Damien Pollard’s Horror Studies Research Group talk “Dubbing, Ducks and Death: The Voice in Giallo Cinema” is now available via our YouTube channel here: https://t.co/2E2TtjYPwZ
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Reminder that @damienpollard is presenting on The Voice in Giallo Cinema this Thursday -
For details (including abstract and Teams link), click here: https://t.co/cJRac7ZxvR #horrorNU
Horror Studies Talk - Dr Damien Pollard (Northumbria) "Dubbing, Ducks and Death: The Voice in Giallo Cinema"
Thursday 13th November, 4-5pm
For details (including abstract and Teams link), click here: https://t.co/tWvqSTxj4u
#horrorNU
Absolutely (and perhaps appropriately) thrilled to announce that my monograph Sound and Horror in the Giallo Film is now out in the world!
Massive thank yous to @iupress, Marc Olivier, and all at Cambridge Film & Screen, @HorrorStudies and @NorthumbriaUni
Horror Studies Talk - Dr Damien Pollard (Northumbria) "Dubbing, Ducks and Death: The Voice in Giallo Cinema"
Thursday 13th November, 4-5pm
For details (including abstract and Teams link), click here: https://t.co/tWvqSTxj4u
#horrorNU