DRACULA AD 1931: Bela, Browning and the Birth of the American Horror Film
Author Matthew Coniam takes a fresh look at this most familiar of horror films with the aim of bringing it back to Undead life and to counter the accusations of staginess and anti-climax that have dogged it for 90 years. Through a detailed study of the film that makes much use of original research, he offers a new way of seeing Dracula that restores the urgency and excitement with which it was embraced by its original audiences.
182 pages, fully illustrated, 8 pages in colour.
Please Note: This is a Print on Demand title - Once the order has been confirmed, the book will be printed. This can take up to 3 weeks.
Author Matthew Coniam takes a fresh look at this most familiar of horror films with the aim of bringing it back to Undead life and to counter the accusations of staginess and anti-climax that have dogged it for 90 years. Through a detailed study of the film that makes much use of original research, he offers a new way of seeing Dracula that restores the urgency and excitement with which it was embraced by its original audiences.
182 pages, fully illustrated, 8 pages in colour.
Please Note: This is a Print on Demand title - Once the order has been confirmed, the book will be printed. This can take up to 3 weeks.
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Author Matthew Coniam takes a fresh look at this most familiar of horror films with the aim of bringing it back to Undead life and to counter the accusations of staginess and anti-climax that have dogged it for 90 years. Through a detailed study of the film that makes much use of original research, he offers a new way of seeing Dracula that restores the urgency and excitement with which it was embraced by its original audiences.
182 pages, fully illustrated, 8 pages in colour.
Please Note: This is a Print on Demand title - Once the order has been confirmed, the book will be printed. This can take up to 3 weeks.
