FICTIONAL SELVES
A good memoir by a good guy who happens to have been one of David Lynch’s most important collaborators
A good memoir by a good guy who happens to have been one of David Lynch’s most important collaborators
An attractively designed anthology devoted to the films of Jack Hill, one of the foremost cinematic exploiteurs of the 1960s and 70s
A book that is indeed quite obsessive in its probe of this 1981 anti-classic
A strong, if quirky and outdated, horror media overview from the 1960s
A most compelling true-life account involving a shipwreck, sharks and near death on the open seas
A most welcome history of the Surrealists, marked by richly detailed, narratively informed prose
A knowledgeable and wide-ranging tome that more than delivers on its promise of being the most comprehensive tome on Italian cannibal cinema of the 1970s and 80s
This 700-plus page memoir by a Hollywood insider was to the aughts what Julia Phillips’ notorious YOU’LL NEVER EAT LUNCH IN THIS TOWN AGAIN (1991) was to the previous decade
Another book by the irrepressible Danny Stewart, who specializes in boosting underappreciated films
An incredibly entertaining book that offers aspiring filmmakers a potent object lesson in what not to do