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What is an exploitation film? The Style of Sleaze reasons that the aesthetic and thematic approach of the key texts within three distinct exploitation demarcations - blaxploitation, horror and sexploitation - indicate a concurrent evolution of filmmaking that could be seen as an identifiable cinematic movement. Offering a fresh perspective on studies of marginal cinema, The Style of Sleaze maintains that defining exploitation cinema as a vaguely attributed 'excess' is unhelpful, and instead concludes that this period in American film history produced a number of the most transgressive, and yet morally complex, motion pictures ever made.
Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter One: Not Quite Hollywood
Chapter Two: Emerging From Another Era - Narrative And Style in Modern Exploitation Cinema
Chapter Three: Can We Call It Sexploitation?
Chapter Four: Sex Morality Plays: Character in Adult Cinema
Chapter Five: The Body Is Everything: Sexploitation Spectacle
Chapter Six: Exploitation-Horror Cinema
Chapter Seven: Cannibalising Tradition: Romero's Zombies and A Blood Feast
Chapter Eight: Slash and Burn: The Exploitation-Horror Film in Transition
Chapter Nine: Blaxploitation Cinema: Race and Rebellion
Chapter Ten: Sex, Violence and Urban Escape: Blaxploitation Tropes and Tales
Chapter Eleven: The Blaxploitation Female
Chapter Twelve: Exploitation as a Movement
