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On the Cringe of Success: Finding the Humor in the Pain in Claudia Weill’s Girlfriends

By Joseph Ozias

Props as Legible Labor

By Mike Phillips

A24’s Aesthetics of Counter Culture

By Connor Scott

A24

A24’s Aesthetics of Counter Culture

By Connor Scott

Interpretation and Affect in “Elevated Horror”

By Ben Lazar

We Approve the Box: Neoliberalism and Set Design in HBO’s 2 Dope Queens

By Dan Avant Blachman

A24 as Popular Global Art Cinema

By Corey Couch

Tár, or, The Metrical Logic of A24

By Jordan Chrietzberg

Music to My Eyes: Visual Representation of Musical Genre in Lyric Video

By Laura McLaren

Bent Genres

Theme week organized by
Ashley JonesGeorgia Southwestern State University

Bent Genres in the Cultural Cycle of the Genre Convention

“Promising Young Woman”: An Unexpected Exploration of Consent, Sexual Assault, and Trauma through the Vehicle of Satirical Comedy

By Emily Riewestahl

Documenting the Terrors of Tech: The Dilemma of Narrative in The Social Dilemma

By Ryan Banfi

Skins: 1813

Bent Genres in the Cultural Cycle of the Genre Convention

Classifying Stand-Up Specials with Netflix's Algorithmic Genres

By Stephanie Brown
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The Shining and the spectre of 'elevated horror'

By Laura Mee
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Still from the film Hereditary

The Problem of Post Horror

Theme week organized by
Shellie McMurdoUniversity of Roehampton

The Problem with Post-Horror

By Shellie McMurdo
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“If you feel like screaming, I definitely think that you should”: The House that Jack Built and the continued pervasiveness of the art/ horror debate in contemporary cinema

By TomWatson
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The Death of Deathwave

By Craig Ian Mann
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Horror and quality: when the Gothic gets gruesome in The Haunting of Hill House.

By Stella Gaynor
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The Shining and the spectre of 'elevated horror'

By Laura Mee
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