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by William J. Palmer
This book offers cultural analyses of 90's films such as Titanic and Forrest Gump through the lens of the political persuasion strategy known as "spin."
by Alisa Perren
Discusses the origins of the Miramax Films production company and its role in the indie boom of the 90's.
by Thomas Austin
Thomas Austin takes a look at three 90's films--Basic Instinct, Bram Stoker's Dracula, and Natural Born Killers--and studies their marketing and cultural impact in Great Britain.
by Lesley Speed
This book studies Clueless, "one of the defining teen films of the 1990s," by analyzing its marketing, its effect on youth film studies, and its significance in postmodern and feminist film theories.
by Alan Barnes and Marcus Hearn
Written in 1999, this book will cover all of Tarantino's films of the 90's from Reservoir Dogs to Jackie Brown, you can learn about the master of maximalist post-pop horror.
by Robert Sickles
This book traces the evolution of film from the earliest digital films of the 1990's to the modern age of digital film making.
by Jesse Fox Mayshark
Covering post-pop filmmakers such as Quentin Tarantino, Sophia Coppola, and the Anderson Brothers and exploring the connection to other artists of the era, like Kurt Cobain, this book covers the leading influences of the decade and the evolution of styles.
by Kirsten Moana Thompson
As the 1990s drew to a close a new breed of apocalyptic films began to appear, harnessing the collective consciousness and worry about the turn of the millennium. This book explores those films.