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Connecting Point: The Horror Film in Media & Popular Culture at the LAVA Center

Home » Blog » Connecting Point: The Horror Film in Media & Popular Culture at the LAVA Center

August 25, 2022

The LAVA Center and Greenfield Community College have partnered up to get a head start in welcoming spooky season.

For six weeks, Greenfield Community College Professor Lillian Ruiz offered an uncredited mini-course through the LAVA Center called “The Horror Film in Media & Popular Culture.”

The course, which was open to the community, explored six iconic horror films throughout the decades to watch and review. Zydalis Bauer spoke with Ruiz to learn more about the course and the social commentary that the horror genre offers.

Click here to watch/read the interview.

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