“This volume constitutes a timely and significant contribution to the study of contemporary urban folklore and popular media. Distinguished by its genuinely international scope, it engages with a diverse array of subjects that extend beyond the conventional boundaries of film studies and folkloristics. In doing so, it also advances cross-disciplinary scholarship unified by the thematic exploration of horror and urban legendry, and simultaneously challenges reductive conceptions of folklore as merely quaint or archaic traditions. On doing so, it demonstrates the expansive cultural, social and theoretical relevance of folklore in modern contexts.”

Mikel J. Koven, author of Film, Folklore, and Urban Legends (2007)

"Destined to become legendary itself, this collection edited by Jurković, Lukić and Parezanović takes us on a tour of the haunted zones of the contemporary
imagination. Impressively interdisciplinary, multi-media in focus, and international in scope, it will be essential reading for intrepid explorers seeking to understand how horror finds a home within real spaces and virtual places."
 

Professor Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock, Central Michigan University