James Arena Knihy

The book explores the cultural impact of Fright Night, a late-night horror film showcase on WOR-TV from 1973 to 1987. It highlights the eclectic mix of classic and obscure films, ranging from Universal's iconic Frankenstein series to lesser-known titles like Beast of Blood and The Living Coffin. Through its modest production, Fright Night became a beloved staple for genre fans, shaping the viewing habits and tastes of a generation while celebrating the diverse world of horror cinema.

The book features original interviews with 32 pioneering female vocalists of the disco era, offering insights into their artistry and careers. These talented women share their perspectives on music, their unique connection to gay audiences, and their significant roles in the evolution of dance music. Through their personal stories, readers gain a deeper understanding of the elegance, soulful passion, and fierce spirit that defined the disco genre in the '70s and early '80s.

The book offers a nostalgic look at the disco era through the voices of 40 influential figures from the 1970s and 1980s dance music scene. It features candid interviews with artists and producers, including members of Chic, The Trammps, and Sister Sledge, who share their personal experiences and insights into the genre's rise and impact on their lives and careers. This retrospective captures the vibrant culture of disco, highlighting both its iconic music and the lasting influence it had on the industry.

Focusing on the vibrant dance music scene of the 1990s, this retrospective features insights from 29 influential artists, including singers, songwriters, producers, and DJs. These industry professionals share candid reflections on their careers, highlighting the energy, sales, and global impact that defined the decade. Their stories illuminate the rise of iconic hits and the cultural significance of dance music during this dynamic era.