Horror and Science Fiction Cinema and Society

Focusing on horror and science fiction films from the 1950s onward, the book delves into how these genres craft "us-versus-them" narratives. It examines the use of allegory and satire to reflect and critique the growing polarization in American politics and society, highlighting the ways these films mirror real-world tensions and fears. Through this lens, the author explores the cultural significance of these cinematic portrayals and their commentary on societal divides.