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Thursday, 8 July 2010

Amazon Author Page

Amazon.com have recently set up an Author Page for me:

Here you will find out more information about myself and my books, all of which are available to buy through Amazon's ordering service.

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What the Critics say...

"There are rare treats of film books and this is definately one of them." Morpheus Tales Adrain Brady on Beyond Hammer

"Well-written and enlightening, managing to tread that difficult line between academic depth and easy readability." Filmstar's Kevin Stuart on Beyond Hammer

"This book has a real academic feel to it and it has clearly been extremely well researched... James Rose has done an excellent job at communicating the key information of this film and his work on analysing it makes it an invaluable resource." Media Education Association's Andrea Joyce on Studying The Devil's Backbone

"8 out of 10 Stars. Going into intricate detail and theorising the film like never before, Rose takes new perspectives on the much loved and genre defining classic, such as reading the film as Gothic, its role in defining the 'final girl' trope, and the cannibalistic nature of the family. For such a slim tome, there's plenty to digest, and it's refreshing to see the film treated with such reverence and intelligent reasoning. You may think you know Hooper's film, but after reading this Devil's Advocate dissection you will look upon it in a whole new light." A Review of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre by Martin Unsworth in Starburst Magazine.

"It's in-depth, elegant, focused and with a remarkable attention to detail. Rose, an obvious fan and scholar of all things Chain Saw writes with clarity and intelligence… Like any good film criticism/appreciation book, it leaves you wanting to revisit the movie as soon as possible." A review of The Texas Chain Saw Massacre by Joel Harley at Horror Talk

Online Publications

Concerning Richard Stanley...

Between the Dust and the Devil: An Interview with Richard Stanley at The Irish Journal of Gothic and Horror Studies

The Light and the Darkness: Myth in the Films of Richard Stanley at Senses of Cinema

Reading the Darkness: The Documentary Films of Richard Stanley at Vertigo

Concerning The Quay Brothers...

Where the Dust has Settled: The Films of the Brothers Quay at Senses of Cinema

To see, if only once at Vertigo

Critical Essays...

In Amity One Man can Make a Difference - a critical analysis of the opening scene of Jaws at The Film Journal

Selected Film Reviews...

A review of Neil Marshall's Doomsday at The Irish Journal of Gothic and Horror Studies

A review of the British low-budget zombie horror film Colin at The Irish Journal of Gothic and Horror Studies

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Thursday, 8 July 2010

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