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At long last, a top film scholar takes a deep dive into New Line Cinema's remarkable and most unlikely history, from an independent purveyor of midnight movies and slasher films after its founding in 1967 to the very top of the industry as a Warner subsidiary in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Mining a wealth of primary sources, trade press accounts, and access to New Line's renegade founder and chief executive Bob Shaye himself, Daniel Herber...

The State of Housing Design 2023 is the first report in a new series that reviews national trends, ideas, and critical issues related to residential design. This volume addresses issues of affordability, social cohesion, sustainability, aesthetics, density, and urbanism through critical essays, visual content, and a crowdsourced survey.

This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. Therefore, you will see the original copyright references, library stamps (as most of these works have been housed in our most important libraries around the world), and other notations in the work.This w...

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Offers the first significant attempt to centre media retail as a vital component in the study of popular culture. This book brings together fifteen essays by media scholars that explore both the changes that foreground retail in a digital age and the history that has made retail a fundamental part of the culture industries.

Point of Sale examines media retail as a vital component in the study of popular culture.  It brings together fifteen essays by top media scholars that show how retail matters as a site of significance to culture industries as well as a crucial locus of meaning and participation for consumers.

Private Eyes with eagle eyes and rare skills, bloodhounds and sleuths, the shadowy arts of the detective have intrigued us since tales of the Pinkerton Detective Agency and Sherlock Holmes. Add some treachery, intimacy, and a little murder to the mix and you'll find a powerful series of dark stories from classic and contemporary writers.

Daniel Herbert and Constantine Verevis' Film Reboots is dedicated to a fundamental question of the form, namely why do reboots exist and what do they do? An impressive array of scholars engage with the contemporary reboot as an industrial practice, narrative strategy, political text, and fan object, using both expected (Batman, Star Wars) and unexpected (Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Twin Peaks) franchises as case studies. This collection is a...

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Excerpt from Hymns and Poems, Doctrinal and Experimental, on a Variety of Subjects: Designed for Those Who Know the Plague of Their Own Heart, and Are Fully Persuaded That Salvation Is Entirely of GraceIt was love that provided a Ransomer, it was love that moved the co-equal Son of God to assume our nature and. Live for sinners and die for sin, that God might save his chosen people in a way honourable to the attri butes and perfections of Jeho...

Excerpt from Hymns and Poems, Vol. 2 of 2: Doctrinal and Experimental, on a Variety of Subjects, Designed for Those Who Know the Plague of Their Own Heart, and Are Fully Persuaded That Salvation Is Entirely of GraceBut methinks my reader may feel inclined to ask, Who am and, What am I? To which I would answer, that I am no str ger to the sorrows and vicissitudes of a wilderness state, and h been often, like poor mistaken Jacob, ready to say, A...

Examines how remakes and sequels have been central to the film industry from its very inception, yet also considers how the recent trends toward reboots and transmedia franchises depart from those historical precedents. Film scholar Daniel Herbert not only analyses the film industry's increasing reliance on recycled product, but also asks why audiences are currently so drawn to such movies.

Examines how remakes and sequels have been central to the film industry from its very inception, yet also considers how the recent trends toward reboots and transmedia franchises depart from those historical precedents. Film scholar Daniel Herbert not only analyses the film industry's increasing reliance on recycled product, but also asks why audiences are currently so drawn to such movies.

Excerpt from Hymns and Poems, Doctrinal and Experimental, on a Variety of Subjects: Designed for Those Who Know the Plague of Their Own Heart, and Are Fully Persuaded That Salvation Is Entirely of Grace Comfort ye my people, my chosen, my beloved, called ones tell them their warfare is accomplished, their iniquities are pardoned, hell subdued, and salva tion secure, as a righteousness is wrought out to cover their naked souls happy those who ...

Study drawings play a key role in the exploration and development of architecture in the early stages of design. Yet, these principal tools for graphic thinking have been largely taken for granted in the design professions. This guide brings study drawings into the foreground by analyzing actual drawings used by architects past and present. Architectural Study Drawings is the first source to provide a basis for understanding the primary means ...

Excerpt from Hymns and Poems, Vol. 2 of 2: Doctrinal and Experimental, on a Variety of Subjects, Designed for Those Who Know the Plague of Their Own Heart, and Are Fully Persuaded That Salvation Is Entirely of Grace Courteous Reader, As nothing is more common, than when we take up a new Publication, to cast our first glance to the Preface, so, by entering into the porch, we may form some idea of what we may expect in-doors. But, that my rea...

"By focusing closely on the objects that embodied film in the last decades — videotapes and then dvds — Dan Herbert's book revolutionizes the materialist study of films. This is a breakthrough rethinking of cinema as an often quite physical commodity that moves — in sometimes fraught fashion — through the marketplace of contemporary visual culture." —Dana Polan, Professor of Cinema Studies, New York University "There has never been a book like...

"By focusing closely on the objects that embodied film in the last decades — videotapes and then dvds — Dan Herbert's book revolutionizes the materialist study of films. This is a breakthrough rethinking of cinema as an often quite physical commodity that moves — in sometimes fraught fashion — through the marketplace of contemporary visual culture." —Dana Polan, Professor of Cinema Studies, New York University "There has never been a book like...