Stephanie Barron

Work Cited:

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Graham, P (1994) ‘Looking Lesbian: Amazons and Aliens in Science Fiction Cinema’ in Hamer, D and Budges, B (eds) The Good, the Bad and the Gorgeous: Popular Culture’s Romance With Lesbianism, London: Pandora.
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Kavanagh, J. (1990) 'Feminism, Humanism and Science in Alien’ in Kuhn, A. (ed) Alien Zone: Cultural Theory and Contemporary Science Fiction. London: Verso.
Killick, J (1992) ‘Star Trek Sex The Female Frontier’ Starhurst. Summer Special: Issue 12: ps 57-60.
Kuhn, A. (1990) Alien Zone: Cultural Theory and Contemporary Science Fiction Cinema. London: Verso.
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Mulvey, L. (1991) Visual and Other Pleasures: Language, Discourse and Society. Hampshire: Macmillan.
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Tasker, Y. (1994) ‘Pussy Galore: Lesbian Images and Lesbian Desire in the Popular Cinema’ in Hamer, D. & Budge, B. (eds.) The Good, the Bad, and the Gorgeous: Popular Culture’s Romance With Lesbianism. London: Pandora.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY

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Journals

Barker, A. (1991-2) ‘Cries and Whispers : What is a Paranoia Movie?’, Sight and Sound. Issue 10 : ps 24.
Beeler, M. (August 1996) ‘Burned on the Fourth of July’ Infinity: The World of Sci-.fi Entertainment. Issue 1: ps 20 23.
Briggs. N. (1992) ‘Fantasy Female File’. Starburst Summer Special : Issue 12 : pg 33-59
Brooke, J. (August 1996) ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind Today’, X-pose. Issue 1: ps 38 - 43.
Bryce, A. (August 1996) ‘Take Me to Your Leader’ Infinity: The World of Sci-fi Entertainment. Issue 1: ps 1 2 - 14.
Dean, J. (1978) ‘Between 2001 and Star Wars’. Journal of Popular Film and Television. Vol 7 : Issue 1: ps 46
Jackson, K. (1 992) ‘The Good. The Bad, and The Ugly’, Sight and Sound. Vol 3 ps 11-12
Justice, E. (1996) ‘Why We All Love X’ The New Statesman. 23rd August: ps 26
Kane, P. (1996) ‘There’s Method in the Magic’. The New Statesman. 23rd August : ps 24 27.
Killick, J. (Augtrst 1996) ‘Out of Sight...’ Starburst. Vol 18: Issue 12: No. 216 : ps 26 30, 35 39
Moss. J. (readers letter) (March 1996), ‘The Female Kirk’, T.V. Zone. Issue 76: ps 17
Osteen, M. (1994) ‘The Big Secret: Film Noir and Nuclear Fear’, Journal of Popular Film and Television. Vol 22: Issue 2 : ps 79-89
Pirie, D. (April 1996) ‘In The Cold: The X-Files’ Sight and Sound. Vol 6: Issue 4 : ps 22- 23
Pounder, L. ‘Alien 3, Ripley? : The Exploits of Ellen...’, Starburst. Summer Special. Issue 12: ps 49-55
Puchalski, S. (1996) ‘Utopia in Reverse; the Worst of All Possible Worlds’ Sci~fi Enterainment. April Issue: ps 28 32.
Richardson, J. (1992) ‘Mother From Another Planet’, U.S. Premiere. May: ps 64-70
Salisbury, M. (July 1994) ‘Searching For Carrie Fisher’ Empire. Issue 61 : ps 70-’77
Shapiro, B. (Fall 1990) ‘ Universal Truths: Cultural Myths and Generic Adaption in 1950’s Science Fiction Films’, Journal of Popular Film and Television. Vol 18 : Issue 3 : ps 105-111
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TVOGRAPHY

Star Trek: Original series Episodes Requiem for Methuselah, Turnabout Intruder.Paramount
Star Trek: The Next Generation  Episode The Child, Violations Paramount
Star Trek: 30 Years and Beyond B.B.C. 2 1996 Dir. Louis J. Horvitz
Star Trek Evening. The Star Trek Story. B.B.C. 2 August 25th 1996 Prod & Dir. Richard Curson Smith & Russell England

FILMOGRAPHY

Alien (1979) 20th Century Fox. Prod Gordon Carroll, David Gler. Walter Hill. Dir. Ridley Scott
Aliens (1986) 20th Century Fox. Prod Gale Anne Hurd. Dir James Cameron
Alien 3 (1992 20th Century Fox. Dir David Fincher
Attack of the 50 ft Woman (1958) Allied Artists. Dir Nathan Hertz
Barbarella (1968) Marianne/De Laurentis. Prod Dino de Laurentis. Dir Roger Vadim
Boyz 'N' The Hood (produced 1990, released 1991) Columbia/Tristar. Prod Steve Nicolaides Dir John Singleton
Conan The Barbarian (1982) De Laurentis. Prod Buzz. Feitshans, Raffaella De Laurentis Dir John Milius
Day The Earth Stood Still (The) (1951) 20th Century Fox. Prod Julian Blaustein. Dir Robert Wise
Devil Girl From Mars (1954) Danziger Productions. Prod Edward Danziger. Dir David MacDonald
Empire Strikes Back (1980) 20th Century Fox. Prod Gary Kurtz. Dir Irvin Kershner
I Married A Communist (1949) RKO. Prod Sud Rogell. Dir Robert Stevenson
I Married A Monster from Outer Space (1958) Paramount. Prod Gene Fowler Jr. Dir Gene Fowler Jr
Invasion Of The Body Snatchers (1956) Allied Artists Pictures Corporation. Prod Walter Wagner. Dir Don Siegel.
It Came From Outer Space (1953) Universal. Prod William Alland. Dir Jack Arnold.
It Conquered the World (1956) AIP. Prod Roger Corman. Dir Roger Corman
Jason and the Argonauts (1963) Columbia. Prod Charles H. Schneer. Dir Don Chaffey
Mars Needs Women (1966) Azalea Productions/American International Productions. Dir Larry Buchanan
Return Of The.Jedi (1983) 20th Century Fox. Prod Howard Kazanjian. Dir Richard Marquand
Star Wars (1977) 20th Century Fox. Prod Gary Kurtz. Dir George Lucas
Superman (1978) Warner/Salkind. Prod Pierre Spengler. Dir Richard Donner
Tank Girl (1 996) MGM/UA. Dir Rachel Talalay
The Night Caller (1965) (US. Title : Blood Beast From Outer Space) New Art/Armitage. Prod Ronald C. Liles. Dir John Gilling
The Thing (From Another World) (1951) Winchester/RKO. Prod Howard Hawks. Dir Christian Nyby
Terminator (The,) (1984) Hemdale. Prod Gale Anne Hurd. Dir James Cameron
Terminator 2: Judgement Day (1991) Gulid/Carolco/Pacific Western/Lightstorm. Prod James Cameron. Dir James Cameron
This Island Earth (1955) Universal. Prod William Alland. Dir Joseph Newman
Village of the Damned (1960) MGM. Prod Ronald Kinnock. Dir Worf Rilla
War of the Worlds (1953) Paramount. Prod George Pal. Dir Byron Haskin
Wasp Woman (1959) Filmgroup Productions. Prod Roger Corman. Dir Roger Corman
 

ILLUSTRATIONS:

Chapter 1,: The Science Fiction Genre: Star Wars. Empire July 1994. pg 75
Hercules Book of Classical Mythology. pg 32
Superman - D.C. Comics
Medusa Book of Classical Mythology. pg 24
Mars Attacks Infinity. 1st August 1996. pg 49
I Married A Monster From Otrter Space Infinity. 1st August. pg l3

Chapter 2. Vagina Dentata: [star
Alien (birth scene) Empire. July 1996. pg 81
Alien (face hirgger) Film Still
Eraser Empire. June 1996. pg 14
Barbarella Film Still
Barbarella - Film Still
Sarah Connor T2 Starburset. Airgust 1996. pg5
Ripley in loader Aliens Film Still
Ripley and Newt Aliens Film Still
Vasquez Aliens Film Still
‘Mother” alien Aliens Film Still
Tank Girl Empire. July 1995. pg 95
Entrance to space ship Alien Film Still
Exploration of spaceship Alien Film Still

Chapter 3: Star Trek: The Next Generation Cult Times. Febrtrary 1996. pg 4
Uhura and Kirk Cult Times. February 1996. pg 35
Kirk and woman Infinity. 1st August. pg 62
Deanna Troi ST:TNG
Sctrlly and Mirldcr: The X-Files Xpose. Issue 2. pg 21
Scully and Muldcr: The X-Files - Xpose. Issue 2. pg 22
Ash and Ripley- Alien Starbirrst. Issue 12. pg 53

Chapter 4
Vasquez and Marine Aliens Film Still
Ripley AIien 3 Film Still

Alien Space ship Brosnan. Primal Screen