Golden Horrors

“When Bryan Senn writes books on cinema, many monster movie fans know he grabs their attention right away and won’t let go”—Scary Monsters Magazine; “interesting...worthy of your attention”—John Kenneth Muir, Reflections on Film/TV; “excellent...essential”—Monsters From The Vault; “the most comprehensive history of 1930’s horror films published to date”—Video Watchdog; “a pleasure to read...an invaluable resource...recommended”—ARBA; “insightfully considers each film’s memorable moments, assets, and liabilities”—Choice; “a valuable and highly recommended addition to all film history and reference book collections”—Midwest Book Review; “informative”—Library Journal; “one of the most astounding books ever done on the horror film”—Cult Movies; “a treasure chest of information, contains well-supported analyses, and most importantly, is fun to read”—Midnight Marquee; “a gold medal”—Filmfax; “a valuable and highly recommended addition to all film history and reference book collections”—Midwest Book Review; “megadetailed examination”—VideoScope;“no fault[s]”—Classic Images; “the selection of photos is top notch, many I’ve never seen before. Films covered are all the favorites”—Little Shoppe of Horrors; “Senn writes with passion and precision.... [He] has a sharp eye for details of camera movement, music, and lighting and often analyzes scenes shot-by-shot.”—Neil Barron, Editor of Fantasy and Horror.