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Frightfest Guide to Monster Movies - Gingold, Michael
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"Monsters have been a part of human culture since we first gained the ability to tell stories. They represent everything from our deepest fears to our feelings of alienation and estrangement. From its beginnings, the cinema has provided a venue to visualize monsters in all their fearsome and sometimes strangely sympathetic glory. They have become some of the movies most unforgettable, enduring and popular characters. And now the entire spectrum of screen creatures is gathered in one volume.... 200 of the greatest creature features from across the globe are reviewed, with fascinating facts and…mehr

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"Monsters have been a part of human culture since we first gained the ability to tell stories. They represent everything from our deepest fears to our feelings of alienation and estrangement. From its beginnings, the cinema has provided a venue to visualize monsters in all their fearsome and sometimes strangely sympathetic glory. They have become some of the movies most unforgettable, enduring and popular characters. And now the entire spectrum of screen creatures is gathered in one volume.... 200 of the greatest creature features from across the globe are reviewed, with fascinating facts and critical analysis, all illustrated with a ghoulish gallery of remarkable monstrous imagery. Cult-favourite filmmaker Frank Henenlotter, creator of some of the screen's most idiosyncratic and bizarre beings, contributes a foreword, A whole world and grisly galaxy of creatures great and small, spawned from space, the supernatural and strange science, the beginning of time, beneath the sea and beyond imagination, await in this book. Dare you confront the beasts within?"--Amazon.com.
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Michael Gingold is an internationally renowned reporter who became managing editor for the world's biggest horror movie magazine, Fangoria, in 1992. Recently, Michael expanded his horizons, writing for Rue Morgue magazine, the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema's Birth.Movies.Death, along with Time Out New York, Scream, IndieWire.com, Blumhouse.com and TribecaShortlist.com. As a screenwriter, Michael's credits include Leeches! and Shadow: Dead Riot.