Violence in the Cinema
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Violence in the Cinema ''Motion 4 [Feb 1963], titled a 'Companion to Sadism and Violence in the Cinema,' includes entries by Raymond Durgnat on monsters, flagellation, leather, Barbara Steele, Elisha Cook Jr., Rififi and even William Wyler.
In the introductory pages Durgnat asks:
- "Why do we devote an entire issue to violence and sadism?
- Because they are there."
Note: Lily Abegg, The Mind of East Asia (New York: Thames and Hudson, 1952)
see also: violent film
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