horror films

Contains two stories, told in flip book format, in which friends Russel and Min see the same events from different perspectives as they work together as extras in a zombie film, while Russel deals with his parents' reaction to the news that he is gay, as well as the return of an old boyfriend, and Min struggles to accept her girlfriend's decision not to come out.

Ranks more than one hundred Stephen King novels, novellas, short stories, poems, screenplays, nonfiction books and essays, and other writings, providing a synopsis and review of each.

Presents the 1981 text in which novelist Stephen King presents a general assessment of the modern horror novel and horror movies. Includes appendices to the films and novels through 1980.

Briefly discusses the origins of vampire legends and the portrayal of vampires in films. Also presents a synopsis of the 1931 film starring Bela Lugosi.

Discusses the careers and creations of thirty American and British film and television makeup artists and techniques they employed in various films.

Provides descriptions, filmographies, and related information on 101 selected horror films, chronologically arranged between 1910s and the 2000s; and features "Dracula, " "Rosemary's Baby, " "Nightmare on Elm Street, " "28 Days Later, " and others.

Fifth-grader Damon Molloy and his classmates in the Monster Squad must save the world again when giant insects from an old horror film come alive.

Summaries of all the horror films made from Stephen King novels, each with a synopsis of the story, plus a listing of the stars, directors, and other production personnel. Includes a brief biography of King, plus his comments on many of the films.

Discusses twenty screen directors of horror and suspense films from the silent era to present day.