Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock
Within just a few years, ,The Rocky Horror Picture Show, grew from an oddball musical to a celebrated cinematic experience of midnight features and outrageous audience participation. This study tells the extraordinary story of the film from initial reception to eventual cult status. Uncovering the film's non-conformist sexual politics and glam-rock attitude, this volume explores its emphasis on the theatrical body (tattooed, cross-gendered, flamboyant), and its defiant queering of cinema history.
Nonfiction,Culture,Film,LGBT,Plays,Theatre
The Rocky Horror Picture Show