This book reveals how the horror genre as a way of seeing the world has become one of the most incisive critiques of America and its history and influence around the globe.
Bestselling author Stephen King offers his observations of the horror genre, discussing what makes it popular, what it takes to frighten people, different mediums, and other related topics.
the works and their adaptations in film, television, comics, music and games
Smith, Don G.
2006
Presents an examination of H. P. Lovecraft's impact on twentieth century popular culture, providing an analysis of his complete writings, and including an annotated bibliography.
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.
Novelist Stephen King reflects upon the creation and elements of horror in various media, discussing specific films, novels, stories, radio programs, and folktales.
