John Edgar Browning Books

John Edgar Browning is a scholar whose work delves into cultural studies, horror, and the phenomenon of monsters. His research examines themes such as Dracula, vampires, and zombies, exploring the essence of Gothic literature. He has immersed himself deeply into the world of those who self-identify as vampires, undertaking both academic study and ethnographic fieldwork. His analyses reveal fascinating insights into how these figures and their myths intersect with American culture.

Graphic Horror: Movie Monster Memories
192 pages
7 hours of reading
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Exploring the evolution of cinematic horror, this collectible reference guide features over 400 movie posters and stills, showcasing iconic monsters like Freddy, Jason, and Dracula. Accompanied by insightful commentary from prominent horror writers and scholars, it spans the history of horror films from the early 20th century to today. Readers will discover not only beloved classics like The Shining and Halloween but also the cultural and technological shifts that have influenced the genre. An essential resource for anyone passionate about horror cinema.
Speaking of Monsters
326 pages
12 hours of reading
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This book explores the concept of "monster-talk" in popular culture and public policy, analyzing its presence in film and media. It serves as a comprehensive resource for students and instructors studying "teratologies," or the discourse surrounding the monstrous, using diverse approaches.

Graphic Horror: Movie Monster Memories

Speaking of Monsters