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A review by rennist
Satanic Panic: Pop-Cultural Paranoia in the 1980s by Leslie Hatton, Gil Nault, Kier-la Janisse, Liisa Ladouceur, Gavin Baddeley, Paul Corupe, Forrest Jackson, Kurt Halfyard, David Flint, David Canfield, Adrian Mack, Joshua Graham, David Bertrand, Alexandra Heller-Nicholas, Wm. Conley, Alison Lang, Samm Deighan, John Schooley, Kevin L. Ferguson, Adam Parfrey, Alison Nastasi, Ralph Elawani, Stacy Rusnak
5.0
This book was right up my alley.
If you're even remotely interested in the 80s and specifically if you are interested in the Satanic Panic that went on during that time you will enjoy this book.
With essays that cover topics like the book that started it all "Michelle Remembers" or the McMartin trial that ended the decade with a bang. With fears of Santanic Panic trickling into the 90s and also to other countries at this point, this book has it all. I highly recommend!
If you're even remotely interested in the 80s and specifically if you are interested in the Satanic Panic that went on during that time you will enjoy this book.
With essays that cover topics like the book that started it all "Michelle Remembers" or the McMartin trial that ended the decade with a bang. With fears of Santanic Panic trickling into the 90s and also to other countries at this point, this book has it all. I highly recommend!