Book

Introduction: Made "In" Latin America

Victoria Ruétalo and Dolores Tierney

1. Outside the Industry: The Case of Juan Orol

Ana López

I Exploitation Beyond Borders

2. The Reception of Latin American Exploitation Cinema in Spanish Subcultures

Antonio Lázaro Reboll

3. Luis Llosa, Corman-Produced Films and Peruvian National Cinema

Jeffrey Middents

4. "I wonder who the Read Cannibals are?" Latin America and colonialism in European exploitation cinema

Andrew Syder

II. Exploitation Auteurs

5. Emilio Vieyra: Argentina’s Transnational Master of Horrors

Gerard Dapena

6. Arty Exploitation. Cool, Cult and the Cinema of Alejandro Jodorowsky

Josetxo Cerdán and Miguel Fernandez Labayen

7. José Mojica Marins (Coffin Joe) and the Cultural Politics of Marginality in Third World Film Criticism

Dolores Tierney

8. More than Cowboys, Naked Virgins, Werewolves and Vampires? Leon Klimovsky Transatlantic Exploitation Cinema

Andy Willis

IIII. The Social Side of Exploitation

9. Snuff: Dirty Rumors, Dirty War

Jon Beasley-Murray

10. ‘Based on a True Story’: Mexican Exploitation Movies and Real Life

David Wilt

IV. Border Exploitation

11. ‘Lola, the Truck Driver and Screen Resistance in Cine Fronterizo (Border Cinema)

Catherine Benamou

12. The Naco in Mexican Film: Border Cinema and Migrant Audiences

Adán Avalos

V. Sex, Sex and More Sex

13. Temptations: Isabel Sarli Exposed

Victoria Ruetalo

14. Bikinis, Sharks, and Other Swimming Menaces: René Cardona Jr.’s Seafaring Gaze

Misha MacLaird

15. Sex and the Generals: Reading Brazilian Pornochanchada as Sexploitation

Stephanie Dennison

16. ‘La ley me las pasó por mis huevos’: Isela Vega and Mexican Dirty Movies

Sergio de la Mora

Epilogue: Circulation of Exploitation in Ecuador

Gabriela Aleman