10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SHOCK-HORROR»
Discover the use of
shock-horror in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
shock-horror and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Shock!
Horror!: Astounding Artwork From The Video Nasty Era
Marc Morris was one of the few to rescue these covers from obscurity, and this book delves deep into his unrivalled collection.
Francis Brewster, Harvey Fenton, Marc Morris, 2005
2
Ruthless: An Extreme
Shock Horror Collection (an Anthology)
"With Ruthless, Shane McKenzie has proved yet again that politesse is overrated, that it's not necessary to be smooth and restrained, that sometimes horror needs to be rough and messy...this is the real deal.
3
Ripley’s RBI 07:
Shock Horror
Is there any truth in the terrifying stories of a strange figure in the forest with sparks flying from his fingertips? Using their own powerful skills, the RBI are tested to their limits on this sizzling adventure.
Ripley's Believe It Or Not!, 2011
4
Asia
shock:
horror and dark cinema from Japan, Korea, Hong ...
A fan's guide to the weirdest, scariest films from Asian masters.
These wonderful new stories are perfect for adventurously minded children between the ages of 7 and 11.In Shock Horror, reports of mysterious fires, exploding trees and unexplained power cuts in a remote Rocky Mountain town reach the RBI.
Kay Wilkins, Robert LeRoy Ripley, 2010
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Horror Video Games: Essays on the Fusion of Fear and Play
... to reduce the emotional distance between world and player. This argument can
be supported by the clear shift across the genre to move epistemological and
orientating devices within the presented diegesis, rather 79 Shock, Horror.
7
Chicago TV
Horror Movie Shows: From
Shock Theatre to Svengoolie
The first comprehensive look at the horror movie programs that found their way to local TV stations in the 1950s, this book discusses how the motion picture industry initially disparaged and feared television but eventually began to embrace ...
Ted Okuda, Mark Yurkiw, 2007
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Russell Hoban/forty Years: Essays on His Writings for Children
"It's a shock horror," said Blob. "It has seven heads and five wings," said Blub. "It's
flying in a circle," said Blob. "That's because it has three wings on one side and
two on the other," said Blub. "It's an asymmetrical shock horror," said Blob. "We'd
...
9
Nineteen Eighty-Four, by George Orwell
... of 15 volts, and increase it for every mistake. The 'learner' was an actor who
feigned increasing fear and pain as increasingly stronger shocks were given, and
he 'failed' to learn the Additional material SS Magazine article: 'Shock horror'
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Ripley's Bureau of Investigation 7:
Shock Horror
Is there any truth in the terrifying stories of a strange figure in the forest with sparks flying from his fingertips? Using their own powerful skills, the RBI are tested to their limits on this sizzling adventure.
Ripley's Believe It Or Not!, 2010
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SHOCK-HORROR»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
shock-horror is used in the context of the following news items.
Gabi Greck-Oh! shows off her raunchy weed mermaid costume
DRESSING up a 'weed mermaid' for Halloween is a bit of a new one, but that's one of Gabi Grecko's spooky costumes. And it certainly has a shock-horror factor. «The Daily Telegraph, Oct 14»
The shock-horror revelation that ISN'T in Paul Kildea's new Britten …
Last night, to a launch party for Paul Kildea's new Britten biography, which turned out to be a roomful of people talking with surprising and unwarranted erudition ... «Telegraph.co.uk, Feb 13»
