Search results for: “extreme metal”
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Elder Goths and the Temporalities of Aging in the Mainstream Culture
This article provides a brief overview of Goths in American culture from the 1990s to the present before examining the…
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Horror Cinema and the Mad Science of Nature
Horror films capitalise on our increasing sense of alienation from the natural environment, an alienation embodied in a growing ecological…
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Women Writers, Madness, Death and Sylvia Plath’s Gothic
Sylvia Plath gives us something worse than the ice-cold, unsmiling, lurking, grim reaper
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Goth Mysticism, Fashion, Science, and the British Tradition
Many non-academic writers also feel that the expression of punk and goth artists is linked to the depressed economic and…
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Enter the Labyrinth: A Psychedelic Topography of Goth Music
This article attends to how goth music can be meaningfully compared to the effects of drugs like mescaline, psilocybin and…
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Goth Artists and their Homage Approach to Music Covers
This study begins by presenting an overview of the British goth movement and its music, explaining why the subculture embraced…
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The Evolution of the Perceptions of the Goth Subculture
From its origin in the late 1970s to today, the subculture has evolved significantly, and with it the perceptions of…
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Through Gore Generations and the Horrific Cult Films
One curious characteristic of books about horror films is that they tend to end pessimistically, either by prophesying the impending…
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The Horror Films Pantheon, Literature and Generations
One curious characteristic of books about horror films is that they tend to end pessimistically, either by prophesying the impending…
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The Horror Body: Transgressing Beyond the Anatomy
The body being harmed, injured or mutilated is one of the most ancient fears in human nature.
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Cannibal Corpse and the Limits of Carnographic Pleasure
Cannibal Corpse is an American death metal band formed in Buffalo, New York, in 1988.
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Learning About Japan Through Fear and Horror Games
Whether they are attempting to mimic Western horror or create experiences rooted in the country’s long tradition of scary stories,…
