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Nick Schlegel is an Associate Professor of Communication Studies at Alfred University's College of Liberal Arts & Sciences. He specializes in Political Economy of Media, Genre Studies (with a focus on horror, cult, and exploitation cinema), Film History, and Media Literacy. His work bridges film aesthetics, cultural studies, and global media analysis.
Education:
- B.A. in Telecom & Film, Eastern Michigan University, 1995
- M.A. in Media Arts & Studies, Wayne State University, 2002
- Ph.D. in Media Arts & Studies, Wayne State University, 2011
Research Interests: Exploitation cinema, global horror trends, Jess Franco's auteurism, Spanish horror, and vampire film symbolism. His publications analyze cultural narratives in media through lenses like postcolonialism and imperialist dynamics.
Notable Works: German Popular Cinema and the Rialto Krimi Phenomenon (2022) explores transnational horror tropes, while Sex, Sadism, Spain, and Cinema (2015) investigates Spanish horror’s sociopolitical underpinnings.
Labs/Teams: None explicitly stated, though his research often involves collaborative cultural analysis projects.
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