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基本説明
Hutchings' multi-faceted account of Hammer's 1958 gothic horror classic explores the ways in which the history of the Dracula story affected the nature of the film, and looks closely at the film itself and the distincitive performance styles of tis stars.
Full Description
Hammer Horror's "Dracula" was released in 1958 to a mixture of shock, outrage and praise. Yet this version of the Dracula tale, directed by Terence Fisher, was a milestone both for British cinema and for the horror genre. It made an international star of Christopher Lee and confirmed Hammer Films as one of the world's leading purveyors of cinematic terror. Peter Hutchings reveals how Hammer's newly eroticized version of "Dracula" differs from its previous incarnations. He explores the film's symbolism and narrative structure, as well as its potent sexuality and controversial take on gender. Aimed at students of film and fans of the horror genre, this lively guide reveals the legacy which Hammer's "Dracula" has left to cinema.
Contents
Illustrations vi Film Credits 1 Introduction 3 1 Dracula Lives! 6 2 'I'm Dracula' 34 3 The Mark of the Hammer Dracula 79 Conclusion 98 Notes 100 Bibliography 108