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Horror within Film History,
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This review is from: Bright Darkness: The Lost Art of the Supernatural Horror Film (Film Studies) (Paperback)
This book illuminates the commonly neglected genre of Horror. Great detail is given to the films examined in the book which is sometimes tedious but mostly very intriguing. It is within the detail that the elements of the genre are connected to other films, from Citizen Kane to the greater Film Noir catalog. It is difficult to repel Dyson's enthusiasm for the genre and the book is definitely a rewarding read.
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Bright Darkness: The Lost Art of the Supernatural Horror Film (Film studies) by Jeremy Dyson (Hardcover - Dec. 1997)
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