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The Style Of Sleaze The American Exploitation Film 19591977 Calum Waddell

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The Style Of Sleaze The American Exploitation Film 19591977 Calum Waddell
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Publisher: Edinburgh University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 3.99 MB
Pages: 216
Author: Calum Waddell
ISBN: 9781474409261, 1474409261
Language: English
Year: 2022

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The Style Of Sleaze The American Exploitation Film 19591977 Calum Waddell by Calum Waddell 9781474409261, 1474409261 instant download after payment.

Examines the American exploitation film – blaxploitation, exploitation-horror and sexploitation – between 1959 and 1977

What is an exploitation film? The Style of Sleaze reasons that the aesthetic and thematic approach of the key texts within three distinct exploitation demarcations – blaxploitation, horror and sexploitation – indicate a concurrent evolution of filmmaking that could be seen as an identifiable cinematic movement. Offering a fresh perspective on studies of marginal cinema, The Style of Sleaze maintains that defining exploitation cinema as a vaguely attributed 'excess' is unhelpful, and instead concludes that this period in American film history produced a number of the most transgressive, and yet morally complex, motion pictures ever made.

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