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Essays

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Science Fiction: Tool of Social Critique

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Jaws and the Male Gaze: What Defines Masculinity?

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Reading Spike Lee as Antifeminist

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Two For The Price of One: The Double Openings in Spike Lee’s Films

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Everybody “SCREAM!” Reflexive Parody as a Means of Genre Study

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“Get on the Bus:” A Critical Review

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Michael Epp and Spike Lee’s “Bamboozled”

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Menace II Society, Clockers, and the Subversion of the “Hood” Genre

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Ralph Bakshi: The Animated Filmmaker I Hate to Love

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The Godfather and Parallel Editing: Baptism & Murder

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Ray’s Thematic Paradigm Revisited: Nontraditional Superhero Films

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Sirkian Melodrama and the Mother-Daughter Relationship: a Study of “Imitation of Life”

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Trey Parker, Verisimilitude, and “Orgazmo”

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Batman and the Thematic Paradigm

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How the Sirkian Ending Challenges Gender Roles

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The “Funny Games” Hollywood Plays

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From “Old” to “Now” – The Three Cycles of Film Parody

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Film as A Marketing Device