Items where Author is "Rodgers, Diane"

RODGERS, Diane (2024). Monstrous Megaliths: Spooky Stones of Folk Horror. Contemporary Legend, 2 (4), 1-7. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2023). Hauntology: Ghosts of Futures Past [Book Review]. Revenant (9). [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2023). Men: a folk horror gorefest from writer-director Alex Garland [Film Review]. Revenant (9). [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2020). Folk horror, ostension and Robin Redbreast. Revenant, 57-73. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). Something ‘wyrd’ this way comes: folklore and British television. Folklore. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). Swinging sixties spies in comic book guise! Fathom and Modesty Blaise. Cinema Retro. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2018). The Outcasts: A forgotten, wyrd classic of British folk horror. Cinema Retro, 14 (41), 30-31. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2017). DVD review: The Electric Horseman. Cinema Retro, 38. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2017). Berlinale 2017 Highlights. Showroom Blog. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2017). HEAD: a jubilant rampage through sixties psychedelia! Cinema Retro, 37. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2015). Book Review: the French screen goddess: film stardom and the modern woman in 1930s France by Jonathan Driskell. Cinema Retro, 11 (33), p. 44. [Article]

RODGERS, Diane (2023). Introduction to Part Three: The X-Philes: fandom and paratextual narratives. In: FENWICK, James and RODGERS, Diane, (eds.) The Legacy of The X-Files. New York, Bloomsbury Academic. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2023). Introduction to Part Two: Contemporary legend: conspiracy, belief and politics. In: FENWICK, James and RODGERS, Diane, (eds.) The Legacy of The X-Files. New York, Bloomsbury Academic. [Book Section]

FENWICK, James and RODGERS, Diane (2023). Introduction: a critical reflection on thirty years of The X-Files. In: FENWICK, James and RODGERS, Diane, (eds.) The Legacy of The X-Files. New York, Bloomsbury Academic. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2023). "Isn’t Folk Horror All Horror?" : a wyrd genre. In: DONNELLY, Kevin and BAYMAN, Louis, (eds.) Folk Horror On Film: Return of the British Repressed. Manchester University Press, 221-232. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2023). Ghosts in the Machine. Folklore and Technology On-screen in Ghostwatch (1992) and Host (2020). In: EDGAR, Robert and JOHNSON, Wayne, (eds.) The Routledge Companion to Folk Horror. Routledge. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2023). Beasts: ‘Baby’ - Folklore, folk horror and eeriness onscreen. In: JOHNSTON, Derek, (ed.) Nigel Kneale and Horror. Liverpool University Press. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2022). The changes: feminist folk horror TV. In: Women in Folk Horror: Cradles, Cauldrons, Forests and Blood. University of Liverpool Press. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2021). Et in Arcadia Ego: British folk horror film and television. In: HART, Carina and CHEESEMAN, Matthew, (eds.) Folklore and Nation in Britain and Ireland. Routledge. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane and PACIOREK, Andy (2019). Urban Folklore: An Interview with Diane A. Rodgers. In: Folk Horror Revival: Urban Wyrd 2: Spirits of Place. Wyrd Harvest Press. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). Wyrd on-screen: urban fears and rural folk. In: Urban Wyrd. Wyrd Harvest Press. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2017). Robin Redbreast and BBC'S Play for today: 1970's folk horror for Christmas. In: CORUPE, Paul and JANISSE, Kier-La, (eds.) Yuletide Terror: Christmas Horror on Film and Television. Spectacular Optical, 156-169. [Book Section]

RODGERS, Diane (2022). Fact, Fiction and Folklore in Film. In: Fact, Fiction and Folklore in Film, Glasgow, Scotland, 06 Mar 2022. Glasgow Film Festival. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2021). Folk Horror on Screen. In: The Unholy Trinity of Folk Horror, Sheffield, UK. Abbeydale Picture House. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2021). "Isn't Folk Horror All Horror?". In: Fear 2000: Horror Unbound, Sheffield Hallam University [online], 10 September 2021- 12 September 2021. Craig Mann and Christopher Cooke. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2020). Ghosts in the Machine: Haunted Screens. In: Haunts - haunted places and haunting practices, Sheffield Hallam University [online], 29 October 2020. Sheffield Hallam University Spaces and Places Grou. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

ROBINSON, Andrew, CLARKE, David and RODGERS, Diane (2020). Folklore, Custom and Contemporary Legend - The CCL Research Group at SHU. In: Creating Knowledge Conference 2020, Online, 9-12 Jun 2020. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2020). My part in the Centre for Contemporary Legend. In: SHU Creating Knowledge Conference, Sheffield Hallam University [online], 9 June 2020-12 June 2020.. Sheffield Hallam University. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). Et in Arcadia Ego: The Very British Landscape of Folk Horror. In: Folklore and the Nation, Derby, UK, 29 - 31 Mar 2019. The Folklore Society. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2018). Something Wyrd: Folk Horror, Folklore and British Television. In: Centre for Contemporary Legend Inaugural Symposium, Sheffield Hallam University, 15 Nov 2018. Centre for Contemporary Legend Research Group. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2018). Why Wyrd? Why folklore? Why now? In: Screening the Unreal, University of Brighton, 4 July 2018. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2017). Folklore: the eerie underbelly of British 1970s folk-horror television? In: At Home With Horror? Terror on the Small Screen, University of Kent, Canterbury, 27 October 2017-29 October 2017. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2017). Millennial ghosts and folk-horror legends: haunted by British 1970s television. In: Fear 2000: Horror Media Now, Sheffield,UK, 21-22 Apr 2017. (Unpublished) [Conference or Workshop Item]

RODGERS, Diane (2022). Wyrd TV: Folklore, folk horror and hauntology in British 1970s Television. Doctoral, Sheffield Hallam University. [Thesis]

RODGERS, Diane (2022). Reflections on the Centre for Folklore, Myth & Magic. CCRI Impact Blog. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2022). Behind the Scenes at Glasgow Film Festival. CCRI Impact Blog. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2021). Reflections on an International Contemporary Legend Conference. CCRI Impact Blog, Sheffield Hallam University. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2020). Folklore in Film, Television and Museum Exhibits. Folklore Museums Network. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). Happy Halloween: Five Folk Horror Films. Sheffield Hallam University Centre for Contemporary Legend. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). How years of TV fears keep us spooked at Halloween. BBC. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2019). Folklore On Screen. Sheffield Hallam University. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2017). Researcher blog by Diane Rodgers: ‘wyrd' British television of the 1970's. Sheffield, IMPACT: C3Ri Sheffield Hallam University. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2016). DVD REVIEW: Looking for Richard. Cinema Retro. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2016). BOOK REVIEW: Cult Cinema: An Arrow Video Companion. Cinema Retro. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2016). BOOK REVIEW: Satanic Panic: Pop Cultural Paranoia in the 1980s. Cinema Retro. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2015). DVD REVIEW: Mississippi Burning. Cinema Retro. [Other]

RODGERS, Diane (2015). Book Review: From France with love: gender and indentity in French romantic comedy by Mary Harrod FROM FRANCE WITH LOVE: GENDER AND IDENTITY IN FRENCH ROMANTIC COMEDY by Mary Harrod. Cinema Retro. [Other]