Haunted Screen

Explore the intriguing world of spectral storytelling in "Haunted Screen" by Lee Kovacs, published by McFarland & Co Inc in 2005. This captivating book, spanning 191 pages, delves into the evolution of ghosts in cinema and literature, tracing connections from classic Gothic figures like Rex Harrison's "Captain Gregg" to modern portrayals such as Patrick Swayze's "Sam Wheat". Kovacs expertly examines the transformation of the cinematic-literary ghost, highlighting how these spectres reflect societal changes and psychological insights. Perfect for film enthusiasts and scholars alike, "Haunted Screen" offers a unique perspective on the intersection of ghostly narratives and cultural ideologies. Discover the haunting legacy of ghosts in film and literature with this essential reference for anyone interested in the performing arts and pop culture.