The Canadian Horror Film: Terror of the Soul

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Contents
Terror of the Soul: An Introduction
Part One: Shaping the Canadian Horror Landscape
	1 Monsters up North: A Taxonomy of Terror
	2 Viral Culture: Canadian Cultural Protectionism and Pontypool
Part Two: The Territories of Horror: Terror Stories on Page and Screen
	3 Blood in the Bush Garden: Indigenization, Gender, and Unsettling Horror
	4 Pure Laine Evil: The Horrifying Normality of Quebec’s Ordinary Hell in the Film Adaptations of Patrick Senécal’s “Romans d’épouvante”
Part Three: A Golden Age of Gore: The Tax Shelter Slasher
	5 (Who’s in the) Driver’s Seat: The Canadian Brute Unleashed in  Death Weekend
	6 Rituals: Creating the Forest Slasher within the Canadian Tax Shelter Era
Part Four: The True North, Strong and Violent: Eco-Horror in Canada
	7 The [Hostile] Nature of Things: A Cultural Dialogue on Environmental Survival
	8 Eco-Horror and Boundary Transgressions in Orca: The Killer Whale
Part Five: Horror by Any Other Name: Animation and the Avant-Garde
	9 A Song from the Heart Beats the Devil Every Time: The Fear of Selling Out in Nelvana’s The Devil and Daniel Mouse and Rock and Rule
	10 Where Is Fear? Space, Place, and the Sense of Horror in the Canadian Avant-Garde Film
Part Six: Blood, Guts, and Beyond: An Homage to Cronenberg
	11 Traces of Horror: The Later Films of David Cronenberg
	12 The Physician as Mad Scientist: A Fear of Deviant Medical Practices in the Films of David Cronenberg
	13 Contagious Characters: Cronenberg\'s Rabid, Demarbre\'s Smash Cut, and the Reframing of Porn-Fame
“Canadian Mental-Case”: A Conclusion
Bibliography
Filmography
Contributors