The films of Samuel Fuller
Subtitle: if you die, I'll kill you!
By: Lisa Dombrowski.
Series: Wesleyan film
Publisher: Wesleyan University Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Middletown, Conn
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
ISBN-13: 9780819568663
Subjects: Fuller, Samuel, -- 1912-1997 -- Criticism and interpretation
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [233]-237) and index.

Includes filmography (p. [227]-232).
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: The Fuller biographical legend; title: Fuller as storyteller; title: Movement and conflict; title: The Lippert years, 1948-1951; title: The marketplace for low-budget films; title: Early experiments: I shot Jesse James and The baron of Arizona; title: Establishing a voice: The steel helmet; title: The Fox years, 1951-1956; title: The trade-offs of studio filmmaking; title: Return to war: Fixed bayonets; title: Complete independence: Park Row; title: Brutality: Pickup on South Street; title: Classical style: Hell and high water and House of bamboo; title: The Globe years, 1956-1961; title: The challenges of independence; title: No holds barred: Run of the arrow, China gate, Forty guns, and Verboten!; title: Sensational style: The crimson kimono and Underworld, U.S.A.; title: The freelance years, 1961-1964; title: Return to war: Merrill's marauders; title: Adult exploitation: Shock corridor and The naked kiss; title: Fuller goes to Vietnam: The rifle; title: The final battles, 1965-1997; title: Critical recognition, professional frustration; title: Loose ends: Shark! and Dead pigeon on Beethoven Street; title: A personal journey: The big red one; title: Inciting controversy: White dog; title: In exile: Thieves after dark and Street of no return; title: Conclusion.