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Over the course of the past two decades, horror cinema around the globe has become increasingly preoccupied with the concept of loss. Grief in Contemporary Horror Cinema: Screening Loss examines the theme of grief as it represented both indie and mainstream films, including works such as Jennifer Kent's watershed film The Babadook, Juan Antonio Bayona's award-sweeping El orfanato, Ari Aster's genre-straddling Midsommar, and Lars von Trier's visually stunning Melancholia. Analyzing depictions of grief ranging from the intimate grief of a small family to the collective grief of an entire nation, the essays illustrate how these works serve to provide unity, catharsis, andsometimeshealing.

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Grief in Contemporary Horror Cinema: Screening Loss is an accessible and wide-ranging exploration of grief as represented in many of the most interesting recent horror films on the topic. Of particular interest is the collection's inclusion of insightful essays addressing the socialization of grief through gender, sexuality, the family, and colonialism and how these complexities manifest in the themes and aesthetics of horror films. -- Johanna Isaacson, Modesto Junior College Grief in Contemporary Horror Cinema: Screening Loss offers a welcome multinational approach to the role played by, and complex and contradictory representations of, grief and loss in this genre. The various contributions demonstrate how universal themes of grief and loss are particularised in individual films and are often deployed to examine legacy and contemporary issues of national, familial and individual vulnerability. The book ultimately provides a valuable lens through which to examine a wide range of subgenres from arthouse to gothic horror. -- Sarah Arnold, Maynooth University and author of Maternal Horror Film: Melodrama and Motherhood

Part I: Loss and the Child: Grief and Endangered Youth

Chapter
1. Horror at the Crossroads: Mapping the Childs Grief in Pans
Labyrinth (2006)

Lindsey Scott

Chapter
2. We Can Survive This: An Examination of Loss and Grief in Juan
Antonio Bayonas Elorfanato (The Orphanage) (2007)

Erica Joan Dymond

Chapter
3. Elevating Grief: Ari Asters Hereditary (2018) and the A24 Horror
Film

Andrew Grossman and Todd K. Platts



Part II: Loss and Gender: Grief and Motherhood/Womanhood

Chapter
4. To Make You Feel My Love: Jennifer Kents The Babadook (2014),
Motherhood, and Loss

Rebecca L. Willoughby

Chapter
5. The Myth of the Natural Woman: Horror and Grief in Ari Asters
Midsommar (2019)

Aspen Taylor Ballas

Part III: Loss and National Identity: Grief and History

Chapter
6. O Father, Where Art Thou?: Grief and Cannibal Culture in Jorge
Michel Graus Somos lo que hay (We Are What We Are) (2010)

Megan DeVirgilis

Chapter
7. Sadness is Rebellion: The Ontopolitics of Queer Loss in Mladen
orevisivot i smrt porno bande (The Life and Death of a Porno Gang)
(2009)

Andrija Filipovi

Chapter
8. The Grieving Dead: Haunting and the Haunted in The Spierig
Brothers Winchester (2018)

Racheal Harris



Part IV: Loss and The Known World: Grief and Annihilation

Chapter
9. No One Will Miss It: Lars Von Triers Antichrist (2009) and
Melancholia (2011) and the World-Without-Us

Michael Brown
Erica Joan Dymond is assistant professor of English at East Stroudsburg University.
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