Reading Rocky Horror: the Rocky Horror picture show and popular culture

It's Just a Jump to the Left: The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Popular Culture
 J.A.Weinstock ROCKY HORROR AND GENRE 'Drinking those moments when': The Use (and Abuse) of Late Night Double Feature Science Fiction and Hollywood Icons in The Rocky Horror Picture Show
 S.Matheson Rocky Horror Glam Rock
 J.Cornell Reflections on the Self-Reflexive Musical: The Rocky Horror Picture Show and the Classic Hollywood Musical
 S.Artt ROCKY HORROR AND CINEMA SPECTATORSHIP Heavy, Dark, and Pendulous: Un-Suturing Rocky Horror
 J.A.Weinstock Mocking the Mirror:  Film Spectatorship as Hyperreal Simulation
 H.C.Levy  & M.A.Levy Wild and Untamed Thing: The Exotic, Erotic, and Neurotic Rocky Horror Performance Cult
 M.M.Chemers 'What We Are Watching' Does Not Present 'Us with a Struggle': Rocky Horror, Queer Viewers, and the Alternative Cinematic Spectacle
 N.Seymour 'Don't Dream It, Be It': Cultural Performance and Communitas at The Rocky Horror Picture Show
 L.Locke The Cult and Its Virgin Sacrifice: Rites of Defloration in and at The Rocky Horror Picture Show
 K.Watkins-Morming ROCKY HORROR AND SEXUALITY In Search of the Authentic Queer Epiphany: Normativity and Representations of the Queer Disabled Body in Rocky Horror
 B.Hixon The Queer Pedagogy of Dr. Frank-N-Furter
 Z.Lamm 'Be Just and Fear Not': Warring Visions of Righteous Decadence and Pragmatic Justice in Rocky Horror
 T.G.Endres 'Your Lifestyle's Too Extreme': Rocky Horror, Shock Treatment, and Late Capitalism
 K.J.Bozelka