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Originally Posted by robertzombie  Have you heard about the SCONUL scheme? You might be able to get the book from another Uni's library 
There's a couple of copies of that book in the Brunel library, it's OK, I'm using it for an analysis of Cannibal Holocaust that I'm writing for my dissertation but what she writes about the film has been disputed by other writers. She talks about social breakdown and the removal of the "give and take" culture.
It has chapters about The Tingler, Blood Feast, Snuff, Texas Chainsaw, and something she calls "Neo-Mondo".
Her chapter on Cannibal Holocaust is quite a useful quote mine, but I don't think I completely agree with her argument. I haven't read any of the book's other chapters.
She's also written an essay on David Cronenberg's Crash and the Fading of the West (Literature Film Quarterly, 2002). |
Damnit! I wish I had known about that library scheme before....like 3 years before.
Thanks for letting me know Robert - I may have to give it a go