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Category: 100th Anniversary Event

“Who Killed the World?”: Witnessing Cinema and Death in Mad Max Fury Road (2015)

In the summer of 2015, someone made the mistake of giving me…
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“Do You Have to Undermine Everything I Do?”: The Important Legacy of Jennifer’s Body (2009)

Jennifer’s Body is about exactly that: Jennifer’s body and the brutal way…
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“Kill the Brain”: Partial Information and the Partially Devoured in Night of the Living Dead (1968)

The term ‘zombie’ is never spoken in what many consider the first…
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“NAILED IT”: (Un)Intentional Parody, Redemption, and the Musical Stage Fright (2014)

If horror movies have taught me anything, it’s that summer camp is…
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“That’s the Hell of It!”Allegory, Satire, and Musical Horror in Phantom of the Paradise (1974)

 “My music is for Phoenix. Only she can sing it. Anyone else…
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The Hills Are Alive [!]: Singing, Mayhem, and Horror Musical

I’m a sucker for a horror musical. I truly believe that the…
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“Our Lady of the Upside Down”: Persephone’s Rebirth in Hadestown (2019)

Hadestown makes old material relevant and suggests that act of storytelling is…
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“You Can’t Stop a Story Being Told”: Why the Story Counts in Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (2009)

Right now, someone is telling a story. Someone is always telling a…
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“She Had to Eat Rabbit, Raw and Bloody”: Us (2019) and the World of Wonderland

In the final confrontation between Red and Adelaide in film Us, Red…
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The Unread Library: John Waters and the Art of Reference

John Waters’ films incorporate my favourite kind of intertextuality: parody. His films…
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