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The book explores the emergence of modern horror films in the 1970s, highlighting how directors like Wes Craven, Roman Polanski, and John Carpenter transformed the genre. By tapping into personal anxieties and societal issues, they introduced a gritty realism and political commentary that set a new standard for horror. Iconic films such as Rosemary's Baby and Halloween are examined for their lasting impact, making this an engaging narrative about a pivotal era in American cinema, enriched by insights from key figures in the industry.