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1 In their introduction, Mendik and Petley outline that this book originated as a second edition of the 2002 tome, with the original essays reprinted alongside some new entries. However, due to many of the films covered in the original having since been subject to wider scholarship and reassessment which renders them “no longer particularly shocking or marginal,” and cult scholarship having since grown broader and more international in its focus in the last two decades, the decision was made instead to produce a wholly new body of work (1–2).
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Milo Farragher-Hanks
Milo Farragher-Hanks is a third-year PhD student in Film Studies at the University of St Andrews, studying the history of moral panic around cinema. His writing has appeared in journals including Movie: A Journal of Criticism.