Making and Remaking Horror in the 1970s and 2000s

Exploring the depths of American horror cinema, this book delves into the significance and characteristics of both original and remade films. It examines how these movies reflect cultural fears and societal issues, while also analyzing the evolution of horror tropes over time. By comparing classic horror with its contemporary reinterpretations, the text highlights the genre's impact on audiences and its role in shaping the American film landscape.