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Introduction
Chapter One: The Devil's Advocate
Chapter Two: The Problem With Psycho
Chapter Three: Blood Brothers
Chapter Four: Assaulting The Audience
Chapter Five: Shock Or Awe
Chapter Six: The Monster Problem
Chapter Seven: The Dance Of Death
Chapter Eight: He Likes To Watch
Chapter Nine: The Thing In-Between
Chapter Ten: Stomaching It
Chapter Eleven: The Fear Sickness
Epilogue
Acknowledgments
Bibliography
Notes
Index
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