The A-Z of Horror Films by Howard Maxford.
Dark Carnival : The Secret World of Tod Browning : Hollywood's Master of the MacAbre by David J. Skal, Elias Savada (Contributor).
A portrait of enigmatic Hollywood director Tod Browning is based on family documents and interviews with friends and colleagues and offers insight into his secret, obsessive world and the making of such films as Dracula and Freaks.
An Illustrated History of Horror and Science-Fiction Films by Carlos Clarens, J. Hoberman (Introduction).
It summarizes the plots and relates the importance of a wide variety of relevant films, from the early work of Georges Melies and the German expressionists to Universal Pictures horror movies such as the original Dracula and Frankenstein to the suggestively atmospheric work of Val Lewton and the sci-fi classics of the 1950s.
Broken Mirrors/Broken Minds : The Dark Dreams of Dario Argento by Maitland McDonagh.
Creature Features : The Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror Movie Guide by John Stanley.
Presents critical and humorous reviews of science fiction, fantasy, and horror films from every medium, offering thousands of capsulized reviews, a five-star rating system, video and laserdisc distribution information, and more.
The Bfi Companion to Horror (Cassell Film Studies) by Kim Newman(Editor).
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