Exploring Horror and Thriller Films in Turkish Cinema: Uncovering New Perspectives by Gizem Şimşek Kaya and Alper Kaya
Are you a fan of horror and thriller cinema? Do you want to learn more about local Turkish horror and thriller films? Look no further than the book “Turkish Horror and Thriller Cinema in 50 Articles” written by Gizem Şimşek Kaya and Alper Kaya and published by Karakarga Publications.
Turkish horror and thriller cinema has a unique flavor, drawing inspiration from Turkish culture and traditions. In this book, journalist-writer Alper Kaya and academician, writer, and film critic Dr. Gizem Simsek Kaya delve into the history of these genres in Turkish cinema, from their earliest examples to the latest releases.
Dr. Alper Kaya is known for having watched all local horror films released in Turkey, except for the 1949 film “Scream,” which is considered a “lost film.” Together, the authors explore the evolution of horror and thriller cinema in Turkey, from its roots in Hollywood to its current status as a thriving genre within the country.
The book tackles important questions such as the increase in the number of domestic horror films released in recent years, the boundary between tension and fear, and the impact of notable directors on the genre. With in-depth research and analysis, this book is a must-read for any fan of horror and thriller cinema.
So, if you want to know everything about local horror and thriller cinema in Turkey, pick up a copy of “Turkish Horror and Thriller Cinema in 50 Articles” and discover the fascinating world of Turkish horror and thriller films.
