Cinematic Ghosts: Haunting and Spectrality from Silent Cinema to the Digital Era
Murray Leeder examines haunting and spectrality across the history of cinema, tracing the presence of ghosts from silent films through the digital era. This focused study explores how changing cinematic forms have sustained an enduring fascination with the spectral.
About This Book
Cinematic Ghosts examines haunting and spectrality as recurring subjects and ideas in cinema.
Spanning the period from silent cinema to the digital era, the book considers how ghosts have appeared across changing film technologies and traditions.
Its focus on cinematic representations of the spectral makes it a resource for readers interested in film, horror, and cultural studies.
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