A beautifully illustrated study of the crucial role movie posters play in shaping the trajectory of films
Gary¿D.¿Rhodes is professor of media production at OklahomäBaptist¿University. He is author¿of numerous books, including¿The¿Perils¿of Moviegoing in America: 1896-1950 and The¿Birth¿of the American Horror Film. He is also writer/director of such films as Lugosi:¿Hollywood's Dracula and Banned in Oklahoma. Robert Singer is retired professor of liberal studies at CUNY Graduate Center. He is author of Beyond Realism: Naturalist Film in Theory and Practice. Rhodes and Singer are coeditors (with Frances Smith) of ReFocus: The American Directors Series and (with Stefanie Van de Peer) of ReFocus: The International Directors Series for Edinburgh University Press.