All Outputs (45)

Made for TV monsters : how has the rise of horror on US television affected the spectacle and acceptability of the genre?
Thesis
Gaynor, S. (in press). Made for TV monsters : how has the rise of horror on US television affected the spectacle and acceptability of the genre?. (Thesis). University of Salford

This study will explore the rise of horror drama on US television, investigating the significance of this trend of horror programming to both the US television industry and the understanding and acceptability of the horror genre as a whole. The first... Read More about Made for TV monsters : how has the rise of horror on US television affected the spectacle and acceptability of the genre?.

'Safe': alienation, fear, paranoia and film form
Exhibition / Performance
Willis, A. 'Safe': alienation, fear, paranoia and film form. (Unpublished)

A season of films to accompany the ‘Safe’ exhibition at HOME, Manchester.

Christianity, controversy, cinema
Exhibition / Performance
Willis, A., & Carr, W. Christianity, controversy, cinema. (Unpublished)

A season of films and related public engagement events co-curated by Andy Willis and Will Carr of the International Anthony Burgess Foundation.

Burgess and cinema
Exhibition / Performance
Willis, A. Burgess and cinema. (Unpublished)

Burgess and Cinema is a season of films and related public engagement events curated by Andy Willis. Organised in conjunction with The International Anthony Burgess Foundation and Cornerhouse to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the publication of 'A... Read More about Burgess and cinema.

CRIME: Hong Kong Style
Exhibition / Performance
Willis, A. CRIME: Hong Kong Style. (Unpublished)

Season of films and supporting events at HOME Greater Manchester, curated by Andy Willis, and celebrating the Hong Kong crime film. Selected titles toured to 21 other UK venues across February, March abd April 2016. Season and supporting events was s... Read More about CRIME: Hong Kong Style.