Professor of Film and Media Studies @ Colorado State University. Cult cinema, TV, electronic music, graphic novels, tabletop & video games, soccer, philosophy
Thrilled to get my copies of a book that has meant a lot to my coeditor (Kenneth Chan) and me these past two years. Published by @EdinburghUP, EAST ASIAN FILM REMAKES fills a big gap in cinema studies and features some truly innovative scholarship on the part of the contributors.
Very happy to announce that I'm now part of the Editorial Board of Bloomsbury new series "Spectres, Haunting, and Horrors." please, send your proposals and share widely! #HorrorStudies#horror
The Winter issue of @Screen_Journal features the horror of (and in) directors' audio commentary tracks plus the monstrous adoption of a LAMB (2021). Latter is #openaccess, enjoy! @Media_Professor Bruno Cornellier @JennyHeijun
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My essay "A Knowledge of Horror or the Horror of Knowledge? Frightfully Insightful Directors’ Commentaries on Blu-rays and DVDs" has just been published in the journal Screen: https://t.co/5rrSbv2YpJ
As we count down to the new year, I want to feature the most downloaded essays from HORROR STUDIES in 2024. 1st up, Jordan Parrish's essay rethinking the #horror genre through 'suggestion' in Jacques Tourneur's CAT PEOPLE #HorrorStudies @MurphGothic @ladyhorrors@IntellectBooks
Jane Schoenbrun's I SAW THE TV GLOW is one of my favorite films of the year, rekindling memories of my most deeply felt fandom (binge-watching BUFFY episodes from beginning to end when I was in graduate school) but also bringing to light the darker side of cultural nostalgia.