Criminological Understandings of Horror Films

Criminological Understandings of Horror Films

Reel Fear

Gido, Rosemary; Clevenger, Shelly; Gilbert, Sheena L.; Gehring, Krista S.; DeKeseredy, Walter S.; Avalos, Susana; DeKeseredy, Walter S.; Merken, Stacie; Lenning, Emily; Gehring, Krista S.

Lexington Books

09/2024

270

Dura

9781666946703

15 a 20 dias

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Part 1: The Spaces and Places That Haunt Us

Chapter One

A Radical Feminist Perspective on Horror in the Heartland

Walter S. DeKeseredy

Chapter Two

"An Outlet for American Rage": A Critical Analysis of Crime in Urban Suburban Settings in The Purge Film Series

Lauren N. Moton and Stacie Merken

Chapter Three

The Villain in the Machine: Cybertechnology in Horror Films

Shelly Clevenger and Kathleen Ratajczak

Chapter Four

Escaping the Horror and Reality of Mass Incarceration

Rosemary L. Gido

Part 2: The Crimes That Horrify Us

Chapter Five

Representations of Mental Illness and Crime in Horror Films

Susan M. Henney and Krista S. Gehring

Chapter Six

I am Your Worst Nightmare: Serial Killer Portrayals in Horror Films

Stacie Merken, Hannah Good, and Allison Grabowski

Chapter Seven

In The Invisible Man, The Horrors of Intimate Partner Violence are Real

Danielle C. Slakoff and Sheena L. Gilbert

Chapter Eight

Sexual Violence in Horror Films: Routine Activities Theory and Rape Myth Acceptance

Alexa D. Sardina and Hannah Torres

Part 3: The Monsters Inside Us

Chapter Nine

Queer Fear: Anti-Queer Themes in Horror Movies

Vanessa R. Panfil

Chapter Ten

"It is Us Who are the Divine Ones. We are the Gods Who are Trapped in Cocoons": A Critical Analysis of Get Out

Susana Avalos

Chapter Eleven

Trans Panic! At the Movies

Allyn Walker

Chapter Twelve:

'Stay Where you Belong, Ugly Americans, or the World Will Eat You Alive': Tourism and Fear of the "Other" in Horror Films

Xavier Guadalupe-Diaz and Emily Lenning
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contemporary horror;Criminological Theory;Criminology;horror narratives;Mass media;mental illness representation;representation in horror;victimology