Forgotten Horrors to the Nth Degree: Dispatches from a Collapsing Genre

Michael H. Price and John Wooley continue their exploration of the Badlands of Grindhouse Cinema with "Forgotten Horrors to the Nth Degree" -- an expanded compilation of their acclaimed "Forgotten Horrors" columns for FANGORIA magazine, and a continuation of the long-running FORGOTTEN HORRORS series of movie-history books, spanning from 1929 into times more recent. The Afterword is by artist and film theorist Stephen R. Bissette, who chronicles a wealth of chillers with origins in his native Vermont. The cappers include a comprehensive survey of the bizarre filmmaking career of Larry Buchanan (of "Mars Needs Women"), a sampling of Mike Price's long-out-of-print newspaper and New York Times News Service columns, a primary-source history of the Gore Film Trilogy of Herschell Gordon Lewis and David F. Friedman, and a study-in-depth of Leo Fong's career in martial-arts thrillers.

Author: John Wooley,Stephen R. Bissette,Michael H. Price
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: 02/13/2013
Pages: 306
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.91lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.64d
ISBN: 9781481986175

About the Author
Michael H. Price and John Wooley are veteran newspaper columnists and film historians with a particular following among enthusiasts of the conjoined horror-and-crime genres. Price helped to invent the FORGOTTEN HORRORS series during the 1970s and, with John Wooley, Jan Alan Henderson, and the late George E. Turner, has continued the encyclopedic survey into the present day.

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