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The Unbearable Whiteness of , (2017) and , (2019)ence of the white monster. I argue that the foregrounding of whiteness itself as a feature of horror requires critics to revisit classic theories of viewer experience and the gaze, and revise these models to center whiteness as a feature of monstrosity.

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