Gary D. Rhodes, Ph.D., is the author of over 20 books on the cinema, among them The Perils of Moviegoing in America, The Birth of the American Horror Film, and (with Robert Singer) Consuming Images: Film Art and the American Television Commercial. He is also the writer-director of various films, including Banned in Oklahoma and Lugosi: Hollywood's Dracula. Rhodes serves as an associate professor of Film and Mass Media at the University of Central Florida.
Gary D. Rhodes
Articles
"Nosferatu" at 100
Hanging on the Coronavirus Cliff: An Outlook on Moviegoing
Gary D. Rhodes ruminates on the fate of in-person moviegoing.
The Milestones of Milestone
A new biography of an important director of the studio era.
Time for an About-Face on Redfacing
Gary D. Rhodes talks about the progress — and lack thereof — of depictions of Native peoples in Hollywood and the American media.
America Needs Superheroes
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