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A romance editor looks for love where you’d least expect it—and discovers what our favorite horror films can tell us about sex, society, and ourselves
“A bloody love letter to those horrors that have drenched the silver screen. The Happily Ever After here . . . is a comprehensive list of grisly films that pluck on our heartstrings . . . only to rip the whole organ out and hold it up to the movie projector’s light.” —Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Devil Inside
If Sinners and the 1999 cult classic The Mummy taught Emma Cole anything in the year she spent bingeing scary movies, it’s that we love to swoon, sweat, and scream. We seem to crave the uncanny and the transgressive. Emma would know: Her day job as a Harlequin book editor revolves around steamy stories that ruffle feathers and rip bodices. In Love Never Dies, she shows how our favorite horror films flirt with familiar tropes and themes to give us romantic subplots that are just as spine-tingling.
Emma takes readers behind the scenes of films like Tod Browning’s Dracula and Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes, exploring how and why movies blur the lines of horror and romance. The books dives into
The “Dark Moment” and how it signals an HEA (Happily Ever After)
Why not having a lover (spoiler alert) saved Jamie Lee Curtis’s Laurie Strode in Halloween
Rosemary’s Baby, Interview with the Vampire, and Gothic horror’s comeback
How romance, especially monster romance, is often a stand-in for uncomfortable truths
From vampires and monsters to slashers and psychological thrillers, Love Never Dies explores the enthralling nature of horror romance films that are full of heart. It’s just that sometimes, those hearts are on the outside.
“A bloody love letter to those horrors that have drenched the silver screen. The Happily Ever After here . . . is a comprehensive list of grisly films that pluck on our heartstrings . . . only to rip the whole organ out and hold it up to the movie projector’s light.” —Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Devil Inside
If Sinners and the 1999 cult classic The Mummy taught Emma Cole anything in the year she spent bingeing scary movies, it’s that we love to swoon, sweat, and scream. We seem to crave the uncanny and the transgressive. Emma would know: Her day job as a Harlequin book editor revolves around steamy stories that ruffle feathers and rip bodices. In Love Never Dies, she shows how our favorite horror films flirt with familiar tropes and themes to give us romantic subplots that are just as spine-tingling.
Emma takes readers behind the scenes of films like Tod Browning’s Dracula and Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes, exploring how and why movies blur the lines of horror and romance. The books dives into
The “Dark Moment” and how it signals an HEA (Happily Ever After)
Why not having a lover (spoiler alert) saved Jamie Lee Curtis’s Laurie Strode in Halloween
Rosemary’s Baby, Interview with the Vampire, and Gothic horror’s comeback
How romance, especially monster romance, is often a stand-in for uncomfortable truths
From vampires and monsters to slashers and psychological thrillers, Love Never Dies explores the enthralling nature of horror romance films that are full of heart. It’s just that sometimes, those hearts are on the outside.
A romance editor looks for love where you’d least expect it—and discovers what our favorite horror films can tell us about sex, society, and ourselves
“A bloody love letter to those horrors that have drenched the silver screen. The Happily Ever After here . . . is a comprehensive list of grisly films that pluck on our heartstrings . . . only to rip the whole organ out and hold it up to the movie projector’s light.” —Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Devil Inside
If Sinners and the 1999 cult classic The Mummy taught Emma Cole anything in the year she spent bingeing scary movies, it’s that we love to swoon, sweat, and scream. We seem to crave the uncanny and the transgressive. Emma would know: Her day job as a Harlequin book editor revolves around steamy stories that ruffle feathers and rip bodices. In Love Never Dies, she shows how our favorite horror films flirt with familiar tropes and themes to give us romantic subplots that are just as spine-tingling.
Emma takes readers behind the scenes of films like Tod Browning’s Dracula and Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes, exploring how and why movies blur the lines of horror and romance. The books dives into
The “Dark Moment” and how it signals an HEA (Happily Ever After)
Why not having a lover (spoiler alert) saved Jamie Lee Curtis’s Laurie Strode in Halloween
Rosemary’s Baby, Interview with the Vampire, and Gothic horror’s comeback
How romance, especially monster romance, is often a stand-in for uncomfortable truths
From vampires and monsters to slashers and psychological thrillers, Love Never Dies explores the enthralling nature of horror romance films that are full of heart. It’s just that sometimes, those hearts are on the outside.
“A bloody love letter to those horrors that have drenched the silver screen. The Happily Ever After here . . . is a comprehensive list of grisly films that pluck on our heartstrings . . . only to rip the whole organ out and hold it up to the movie projector’s light.” —Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Devil Inside
If Sinners and the 1999 cult classic The Mummy taught Emma Cole anything in the year she spent bingeing scary movies, it’s that we love to swoon, sweat, and scream. We seem to crave the uncanny and the transgressive. Emma would know: Her day job as a Harlequin book editor revolves around steamy stories that ruffle feathers and rip bodices. In Love Never Dies, she shows how our favorite horror films flirt with familiar tropes and themes to give us romantic subplots that are just as spine-tingling.
Emma takes readers behind the scenes of films like Tod Browning’s Dracula and Josh Ruben’s Heart Eyes, exploring how and why movies blur the lines of horror and romance. The books dives into
The “Dark Moment” and how it signals an HEA (Happily Ever After)
Why not having a lover (spoiler alert) saved Jamie Lee Curtis’s Laurie Strode in Halloween
Rosemary’s Baby, Interview with the Vampire, and Gothic horror’s comeback
How romance, especially monster romance, is often a stand-in for uncomfortable truths
From vampires and monsters to slashers and psychological thrillers, Love Never Dies explores the enthralling nature of horror romance films that are full of heart. It’s just that sometimes, those hearts are on the outside.
Über den Autor
Emma Cole is an editor at Harlequin and a horror film enthusiast, having studied film and communications at the University of Windsor before completing the Book & Magazine Publishing program at Centennial College and working at several publishers in the editorial department. She has written about film and genre for Gamut Magazine, Night Tide, Film East, and Reactor, and she volunteers as the Notes and Queries editor for the Journal of Popular Romance Studies. Emma lives in Ontario with her family and shelves upon shelves of movies. You can find her at various places on the internet as [...]
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Spoiler Alert
INTRODUCTION
Horror and Romance—Opposites Attract
CHAPTER ONE
Meet Cute—Where Does Horror Romance Start?
CHAPTER TWO
Forbidden Love—Monster Romance
CHAPTER THREE
Deep Dive—Romance and Repression in Cat People
CHAPTER FOUR
Queer Representation in Horror Romance Cinema
CHAPTER FIVE
Slashers—The Anti-Romance Film
CHAPTER SIX
Deep Dive—Is Hitchcock Horror, Romance, or Both?
CHAPTER SEVEN
Vampires—Sex, Death, and Twilight
CHAPTER EIGHT
Deep Dive—The Two Davids: Horror Romance from Cronenberg and Lynch
CHAPTER NINE
Second-Chance Romance—Return to the Gothic
CHAPTER TEN
Grumpy/Sunshine—Horror Meets Rom-Com
CHAPTER ELEVEN
You’re the Worst—Monsters in Love
CHAPTER TWELVE
The New Romantics—Horror Romance in the 2020s
Movies Discussed
International Horror Romance Films
Further Reading
Acknowledgments
Notes
INTRODUCTION
Horror and Romance—Opposites Attract
CHAPTER ONE
Meet Cute—Where Does Horror Romance Start?
CHAPTER TWO
Forbidden Love—Monster Romance
CHAPTER THREE
Deep Dive—Romance and Repression in Cat People
CHAPTER FOUR
Queer Representation in Horror Romance Cinema
CHAPTER FIVE
Slashers—The Anti-Romance Film
CHAPTER SIX
Deep Dive—Is Hitchcock Horror, Romance, or Both?
CHAPTER SEVEN
Vampires—Sex, Death, and Twilight
CHAPTER EIGHT
Deep Dive—The Two Davids: Horror Romance from Cronenberg and Lynch
CHAPTER NINE
Second-Chance Romance—Return to the Gothic
CHAPTER TEN
Grumpy/Sunshine—Horror Meets Rom-Com
CHAPTER ELEVEN
You’re the Worst—Monsters in Love
CHAPTER TWELVE
The New Romantics—Horror Romance in the 2020s
Movies Discussed
International Horror Romance Films
Further Reading
Acknowledgments
Notes
Details
| Erscheinungsjahr: | 2026 |
|---|---|
| Genre: | Importe, Lyrik & Dramatik |
| Rubrik: | Belletristik |
| Medium: | Taschenbuch |
| Inhalt: | Einband - flex.(Paperback) |
| ISBN-13: | 9780807024959 |
| ISBN-10: | 0807024953 |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Einband: | Kartoniert / Broschiert |
| Autor: | Cole, Emma |
| Hersteller: | Beacon Press |
| Verantwortliche Person für die EU: | Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, D-36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr@libri.de |
| Maße: | 216 x 138 x 13 mm |
| Von/Mit: | Emma Cole |
| Erscheinungsdatum: | 29.09.2026 |
| Gewicht: | 0,302 kg |