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Most likely not what you're loosking for specifically but it's a fun read. It spans horror movies from the very first silent films until the mid 2000s i think. It also mentions horror from around the world.
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Well, if you're looking for alternatives to cliched or troped out Hollywood horror, branch out to foreign films.
Del Toro's work has been good. I enjoyed Rec. The original Let the Right One In was excellent. A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night is touted as the first "Iranian" horror film (although it was shot in the States).
Non-Hollywood foreign films feel a little avant garde to me, like they aren't afraid to move in different directions. I didn't see mention of A24 or Ari Aster movies but i'd recommend them just because their kind of new blood.
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It's a fun book that gives you a nice behind the scenes taste and has excellent examples of the horror genre since movies began.
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