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Analysis of horror literature and film across five generations highlights the depiction of women and gender dynamics from a feminist perspective.
Year: 2015
Author: Jessica Washak
Institution: WST 499, Professor McCune
Type of document: Academic essay
Topic: Horror genre analysis, feminism, gender roles
Target audience: University students, scholars of gender studies and film
Location: United States
Period covered: 1960s–2015
Publication date: December 2015
Sources referenced: Novels and films including Rosemary’s Baby, Night of the Living Dead, The Exorcist, Halloween, Red Dragon, Gerald’s Game, Carrie, You’re Next, It Follows
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Knowledge Rich Curriculum Plan English – Thematic study Gothic Horror Year 7
Year: 7
Note: Region / City
Topic: Gothic Horror
Document Type: Curriculum Plan
Target Audience: Students
GCSE Media Studies Controlled Assessment: Analysis of Women in Horror Films and Genre Conventions
Year: Not specified
Region / Country: Not specified
Subject: Media Studies
Level: GCSE
Type of document: Controlled assessment essay
Genre focus: Horror
Films discussed: Saw; A Nightmare on Elm Street; Psycho
Key themes: Representation of women; Disempowerment; Sound; Mise-en-scène; Genre conventions
Characters analysed: Marion; Tina; Nancy; Freddy Krueger
Concepts referenced: Diegetic sound; Non-diegetic sound; Camera angles; Costume; Lighting; Narrative
Structure: Part 1 Introduction; Part 2; Part 3
Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights Contest Official Contest Rules
Year: 2019
Region / City: Florida
Topic: Contest Rules
Document Type: Official Rules
Organization: Beasley Media Group, LLC d/b/a WRBQ
Author: Beasley Media Group
Target Audience: Contest participants, listeners of WRBQ
Period of Validity: October 14, 2019 – October 25, 2019
Approval Date: October 14, 2019
Date of Changes: N/A
Eligibility: 18 years and older, legal residents of Florida
Prize Details: Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights Tickets
Event Date: Must be used by November 2, 2019
Contest Line: 800-990-1047
Prizes: 20 winners
Prize Value: $182.98
Restrictions: Valid ID required, no costumes or masks allowed
Contact Information: 9721 Executive Center Drive, Suite 200, St. Petersburg, FL 33702
Prize Collection Deadline: 15 days after winning
Conditions: Contest rules may change with announcement
Analysis of The Thing Trailer and Gothic Conventions in 1980s Horror Films
Year: 1982
Region / Location: United States
Theme: Horror, Gothic Elements, Film Analysis
Document Type: Film Analysis / Review
Author: Connor Wooten
Target Audience: Film enthusiasts, students of Gothic literature and cinema
Source: YouTube
Related Works: The Outsider, The Cask of Amontillado, The Damned Thing
Medium: Video Trailer Review
Focus: Gothic conventions, suspense, isolation, the unknown, darkness
WGSST 4527.01 Studies in Gender and Cinema: Gender and the Horror Film, Autumn 2018
Year: 2018
Term: Autumn
Course code: WGSST 4527.01
Topic: Gender and the horror film
Institution: The Ohio State University
Department: Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
Instructor: Dr. L. Mizejewski
Location: 56 University Hall
Meeting days and times: Tuesday and Thursday, 9:40–10:50
Format: Lecture
Course materials: Essays and films provided via Carmen and OSU media library
Assessment: Midterm exam, final exam, reading journals, case study, course paper
Grading scale: A–E
Assignment deadlines: Refer to course schedule and Carmen/Canvas pages
Office hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 11:00–14:00, 286d University Hall
Contact: [email protected], 614-292-2467
Audience: Undergraduate students in gender and cinema studies
Course focus: Feminist analysis of cinematic texts, genre studies, social context, and psycho/sexual theories
The Horror and Suffering in the Meatpacking Industry
Year: 1906
Region / City: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Subject: Meatpacking industry conditions and food safety
Document type: Excerpt from investigative literature
Author: Upton Sinclair
Target audience: General public and consumers
Period covered: Early 20th century
Publication: The Jungle
Themes: Labor exploitation, industrial cruelty, public health, moral questions
Note: People in the assembly line reacted with fear and shock, some laughing nervously, some turning pale and tearful, unable to endure the chaotic, agonizing screams of the hogs.
Topics: Bloody Enlightening Horror