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Steven Gerrard
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???? S.D.Gerrard@leedsbeckett.ac.ukResearch Interests
His main research area is in British low and populist culture, and he remains a lifelong fan of the British seaside, saucy postcards, and all things naughty but nice. Steve's output includes two monographs: The Carry On Films (Palgrave MacMillan) and The Modern British Horror Film (Rutgers University Press). He is also editor of Gender in Horror Television (Emerald Publishing) and Crank It Up! Jason Statham (Manchester University Press). As a fan of horror films, Steve has written extensively for We Belong Dead and The Dark Side Magazine. A busy chap, he has also appeared on TV and been heard on national radio talking about his research, whilst waxing lyrically about all things Carry On. In his spare time he longs to be either Status Quo's rhythm guitarist or Doctor Who. He'll have a long wait.
Selected Publications
Books (6)
- Gerrard S; Shail R (2019) Crank It Up Jason Statham: Star!. . .
- Shail R; Holland S; Gerrard S (2019) Gender and Contemporary Horror in Comics, Games and Transmedia. . Emerald Publishing Limited.
- Gerrard S; Holland S; Shail R (2019) Gender and Contemporary Horror in Television. . Emerald Publishing Limited.
- Holland S; Shail R; Gerrard S (2019) Gender and Contemporary Horror in Film. . Emerald Publishing Limited.
- Gerrard S (2018) The Modern British Horror Film. . Rutgers University Press.
- Gerrard S (2016) The Carry On Films. . Springer.
Chapters (4)
- Gerrard SD (2019) 'Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society.' Jason Statham's Sartorial Style. In: Gerrard SD Crank It Up Jason Statham: Star!. Manchester, UK: Manchester University Press, pp. .
- Gerrard SD (2019) "It was an indescribable terror. So terrifying I cannot begin to describe it. But it had tentacles." H.P. Lovecraft and Gender in (Cult) Media. In: Gerrard SD Gender and Contemporary Horror in Comics, Games and Transmedia. : Emerald Publishing Limited, pp. .
- Gerrard SD (2019) "My name is Alice. And I remember everything." Project Alice and Milla Jovovich in the Resident Evil Films. In: Gerrard SD Gender and Contemporary Horror in Film. : Emerald Publishing Limited, pp. .
- Gerrard SD (2019) "Mother, I've really had enough of this! You can't just leave me along in this abyss where I can't find you!" Norman/Norma and Bates Motel. In: Gerrard SD Gender and Contemporary Horror in Television. : Emerald Publishing Limited, pp. .
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