Cycles, sequels, spin-offs, remakes, and reboots
Subtitle: multiplicities in film and television
By: edited by Amanda Ann Klein and R. Barton Palmer
Edition: First edition.
Published: 2016
Language: eng
Number of pages: 357
ISBN-13: 9781477309001; 9781477308172
Subjects: Film genres; Television remakes; History and criticism; Film sequels; Film remakes
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction / Amanda Ann Klein and R. Barton Palmer; title: The kissing cycle, mashers, and (white) women in the American city / Amanda Ann Klein; title: Descended from Hercules: masculine anxiety in the peplum / Robert Rushing; title: The American postwar semidocumentary cycle: factual dramatizations / R. Barton Palmer; title: Cycle consciousness and the white audience in black film writing: the 1949-1950 "race problem" cycle and the African American press / Steven Doles; title: Vicious cycle: Jaws and revenge-of-nature films of the 1970s / Constantine Verevis; title: Familiar otherness: on the contemporary cross-cultural remake / Chelsey Crawford; title: Anime's dangerous innocents: millennial anxieties, gender crises, and the shåojo body as a weapon / Elizabeth Birmingham; title: It's only a film, isn't it? Policy paranoia thrillers of the War on Terror / Vincent M. Gaine; title: Doing Dumbledore: actor-character bonding and accretionary performance / Murray Pomerance; title: A Lagosian Lady Gaga: cross-cultural identification in Nollywood's anti-biopic cycle / Noah Tsika; title: Re-solving crimes: a cycle of TV detective partnerships / Sarah Kornfield; title: Smart TV: Showtime's "bad mommies" cycle / Claire Perkins; title: My generation(s): cycles, branding, and renewal in E4's Skins / Faye Woods; title: Extended attractions: recut trailers, film promotion, and audience desire / Kathleen Williams; title: Retro-remaking: the 1980s film cycle in contemporary Hollywood cinema / Kathleen Loock; title: I can't lead this vacation anymore: mumblecore's American man / Amy Borden; title: Serialized killers: prebooting horror in Bates Motel and Hannibal / Andrew Scahill.