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[Week 8] The unknown spirit and the aesthetic of goriness

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[Week 6] Is there a "perfect" structure of human society?

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[Week 5] Reflection-how can we put label on something when the world itself is undefinable?

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[Week 5] Forum-What's special about Ganjia and Hess

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[Week 4] Horror Genre

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[Week 3] Reflection-We define "UNCANNY" in order to certain the "CANNY"

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[Week 3] Forum-The Monstrous Feminine and the Uncanny

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[Week1-2]Reflection-Why do I actually like horror film again?

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It's Jamie!

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Explorations of Human Nature in Raging Bull - I found the interview to be really interesting to read in relation to this film because of Scorcese's discussion of place and how that compares to universa...
5 years ago
Ursa Finally Watches a Horror Movie

I Spit On Your Grave - I will be recommending this movie to no one. Really not worth the time, in my opinion. Although Jennifer cutting off her rapist's dick was kind of a redeem...
5 years ago
Sebastian's FIST 418 Blog

I Spit on Your Grave - Ending on the film *I Spit on Your Grave *in a way seems only fitting, as so many of the horror tropes and symbols we've discussed so far are exemplified i...
5 years ago
History and Theory of Horror Film

Why are horror movies so obsessed with castration? - Castration is a big theme in basically every movie we watched over this term. *I Spit on Your Grave *is particularly fond of this trope as well. So I want...
5 years ago
History and Theory of Horror Film

Hereditary! - I did not realize that I had totally forgotten to write a blog post for Hereditary until I went to publish the one for I Spit On Your Grave, so here I go! ...
5 years ago
Alison's Horror Film Blog

I Spit On Your Grave - I talked about this a bit in my discussion post, but I would like to go a bit more in depth here. When first viewing *I Spit On Your Grave, *I definitely e...
5 years ago
Hyland Watches Horror Films

The Shining - Stephen King's *The Shining *always takes the cake with me. Not so much with the horror of it all but with the parental aspect of it. I think that's one of...
5 years ago
Nilbog's Children: Discussions of Horror

Opening Up (I spit on your grave) - "He went for his gun, but he didn’t get that far. She closed her eyes for a moment, listened for the music that came from his mind and body. The jangling...
5 years ago
Nate's Horror Blog

The Excitement of Fear - Why does fear or, better yet, the thought of death excite the body? The thought of "I'm about to die" is strong enough to stimulate a person. I believe the...
5 years ago
SB Horror Blog

Week 5: Ganja and Hess - The film this week is a perspective on the monstrous Other that I find intriguing because it's actively calling for sympathy for the characters, which I do...
5 years ago
Anny Watches Horror And Horror Only For Quarantine

The Creature from the Black Lagoon -
5 years ago
Angel's Room

The Screen that Divides Violence - [image: The Untold Story (1993) | reelgingermoviefan] *The Untold.* Directed by Herman Yau. 1993 Honestly, it was really hard for me to see comedy in this...
5 years ago
Alex Shubin's Film Studies 418 Blog

Moving Blog - Apparently tumblr doesn’t have a comment feature, which the professor wants, so I’ve moved to https://ajs-fist418.blogspot.com/
6 years ago
The Life of Horror Through Med

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