Men Women and Chain Saws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film [Carol J. Clover]

Men Women and Chain Saws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film [Carol J. Clover][Film Studies] [Chainsaws] [Horror] Men Women and Chain Saws: Gender in the Modern Horror Film Carol J. Clover Princeton University Press, New Jersey, 1993. First Princeton Press Paperback Edition Some creasing and dings to the cover; marked up text. Very good. An essential piece of film criticism that posits that maybe slasher flicks arent almost about prurient sadismthat within the violence there is an identification with the audience and the

One of my favorite novels

Japanese magazines rule

slight age appropriate yellowing

The great wave of punk rock/post punk/new wave prosperity in Japan from 1978 onwards was supported by the inexpensive paper medium of ‘chirashi (=flyers)’

and light soiling to the text block

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Highly recommended and far superior to most books of the style in content and presentation

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in this issue the focus is on “Tube Screamer Style Overdrives” and includes multiple interviews

numbered 966/2000 and signed by author

Contains inserts

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