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Nightmare Movies: Horror on Screen Since the 1960's By Kim Newman Bloomsbury USA, $45
The significance of esteemed U.K. critic Kim Newman's seminal mid-Eighties volume Nightmare Movies cannot be overstated. For those who grew up on VHS and grlndhouse theater, serious critical writing on the world of Romero and Raimi was essentially absent. Analysis of horror films seemed to come to a halt with Carlos Clarens's 1 968 book An...
