Media SexploitationPrentice-Hall, 1976 - 234 páginas |
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... sound track for several days before actually viewing the film , all reported extreme discomfort from the sound . The discomfort could not be verbally explained , but all agreed it was directly related to the sound track . Each of the ...
... sound track for several days before actually viewing the film , all reported extreme discomfort from the sound . The discomfort could not be verbally explained , but all agreed it was directly related to the sound track . Each of the ...
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... sound track often mixed the angry bee buzz with the pig squeals . The two sounds wove in and out of the film , coor- dinating with the visual . Embedded in the sound , under the voices and surface sounds apparent in the exorcism scene ...
... sound track often mixed the angry bee buzz with the pig squeals . The two sounds wove in and out of the film , coor- dinating with the visual . Embedded in the sound , under the voices and surface sounds apparent in the exorcism scene ...
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... sound track as the apparent source of this excitement . The other general sound pattern abruptly jarred the au- dience into a tension state . Loud , sharp noises - bells ringing , doors slamming , dogs barking — preceded and followed by ...
... sound track as the apparent source of this excitement . The other general sound pattern abruptly jarred the au- dience into a tension state . Loud , sharp noises - bells ringing , doors slamming , dogs barking — preceded and followed by ...
Contenido
The Commercial Appropriation of the Unconscious | 1 |
The Gay Playboys Penthouse | 16 |
The Fashion Massage | 35 |
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