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• Volume 12 (2021)

• Volume 11 (2020)

• Volume 10 (2019)

• Volume 9 (2018)

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• • From filth-ghost to Khmer-witch: Phi Krasue’s changing cinematic construction and its symbolism

    By Benjamin Baumann

• • Beyond psychoanalysis: Post-millennial horror film and affect theory

    By Xavier Aldana Reyes

• • Global spectrologies: Contemporary Thai horror films and the globalization of the supernatural

    By Katarzyna Ancuta

• • ‘My voice shall ring in your ears’: The acousmatic voice and the timbral sublime in the Gothic romance

    By Matt Foley

• • Welcome to Welcome to Night Vale: First steps in exploring the horror podcast

    By Danielle Hancock

• • ‘Instant Junk’: The Thing (1982), the box-office gross factor, and reviews from another world

    By Vincent L. Barnett

• • The economy of fear: H. P. Lovecraft on eugenics, economics and the Great Depression

    By Sophus A. Reinert

• • Primal fear: A Darwinian perspective on Dan Simmons' Song of Kali

    By Mathias Clasen

• • Nasty visions: Violent spectacle in contemporary British horror cinema

    By Johnny Walker

• • Mummy Knows Best: Knowledge and the Unknowable in Turn of the Century Mummy Fiction

    By Karen E Macfarlane
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