Hollywood's pre-code horrors, 1931-1934:

In the first few years of the Great Depression, before the Production Code was rigidly enforced in 1934, Hollywood took advantage of its laxity, producing racy and violent films that titillated filmgoers and outraged reformers. The American horror genre blossomed during this time and the studios exp...

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1. Verfasser: Valinoti, Raymond (VerfasserIn)
Format: Buch
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Albany, Ga. BearManor Media [2016]
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Zusammenfassung:In the first few years of the Great Depression, before the Production Code was rigidly enforced in 1934, Hollywood took advantage of its laxity, producing racy and violent films that titillated filmgoers and outraged reformers. The American horror genre blossomed during this time and the studios exploited its lurid possibilities. The results were both shocking and controversial. Some of these films remain unsettling today. Hollywood's Pre-Code Horrors 1931-1934 appraises all of these films, from Dracula (1931), which spearheaded the American horror market, to The Black Cat (1934), the last chiller released before the strengthening of the Code
Beschreibung:ix, 176 pages illustrations 23 cm
ISBN:9781629330860
1629330868

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