The Horror Film

Examining the horror genre's enduring popularity and its contentious reputation, this book delves into the reasons behind the consistent production of horror films since the 1930s. It addresses the criticisms, censorship, and bans that have surrounded the genre while exploring the underlying appeal that captivates audiences. By engaging with key issues and analyzing the genre's disreputability, the work seeks to uncover the complexities that contribute to the horror film's success over the decades.