'Part of my soul did die when making this film': Gothic Corporeality, Extreme Cinema and Hardcore Horror in the Twenty-First Century

Arts and Humanities

• 21C 100%
• Abjection 10%
• Annihilation 20%
• Case Study 10%
• censure 10%
• Contemporary 20%
• Contemporary Scholarship 10%
• Corporeality 100%
• Depiction 10%
• Discourse 10%
• Esthetics 10%
• Fictional narrative 10%
• formal differences 10%
• Gothic 100%
• Hardcore 100%
• Harm 10%
• Horror 100%
• Horror Cinema 30%
• Humiliation 10%
• Manifestation 10%
• Monstrosity 10%
• Motifs 10%
• Mutilation 30%
• Names 10%
• Narrative 20%
• Ordeal 40%
• Performance Art 10%
• Performative 10%
• Prefix 10%
• Principals 10%
• Scholars 10%
• scrapbooks 10%
• Soul 100%
• Symbolics 10%
• Taboo 10%
• Tension 10%
• Thematic 10%
• Trauma 10%
• Visible 10%

Keyphrases

• 21st Century 100%
• Abduction 10%
• Abjection 10%
• Camerawork 10%
• Contemporary Scholarship 10%
• Contemporary State 10%
• Corporeality 100%
• Embodied Experience 10%
• Embodied Trauma 10%
• Extreme Cinema 100%
• Extreme Performance 10%
• Extreme Pornography 10%
• Extreme Violence 10%
• Fictional Narrative 10%
• First Person 10%
• Hardcore 100%
• Horror Cinema 30%
• Human Body 10%
• Humiliation 10%
• Monstrosity 10%
• Mutilation 30%
• Performance Art 10%
• Prefix 10%
• Psychological Experience 10%
• S-lay 10%
• Scrapbooks 10%
• Self-harm 10%
• Sexual Contact 10%
• Taboo 10%
• Torture 30%
• Torture Porn 50%
• Violence 30%