INTRODUCTION 1. Linnie Blake and Xavier Aldana Reyes, 'Horror in the Digital Age' SECTION 1. HAUNTED TECHNOLOGIES AND NETWORK PANIC 1. Steffen Hantke, 'Network Anxiety: Prefiguring Digital Anxieties in the American Horror Film' 2. Steve Jones, 'Torture Pornopticon: (In)security Cameras, Self-Governance and Autonomy' 3. Steen Christiansen, 'Uncanny Cameras and Network Subjects' 4. Neal Kirk, 'Networked Spectrality: In Memorium, Pulse and Beyond' SECTION 2. DIGITAL HORROR AND THE POST/NATIONAL 5.

Linnie Blake and Mary Ainslie, 'Digital Witnessing and Trauma Testimony in Ghost Game: Cambodian Genocide, Digital Horror and the Nationalism of New Thai Cinema' 6. Dejan Ognjanovi?, '"Welcome to the Reality Studio": Serbian Hand-Held Horrors' 7. Zeynep Sahinturk, 'Djinn in the Machine: Technology and Islam in Turkish Horror Film' 8. Mark Freeman, 'An Uploadable Cinema: Digital Horror and the Postnational Image' SECTION 3. DIGITAL STYLISTICS 9. Agnieszka Soltysik Monnet, 'The Politics and Poetics of Night Vision' 10. James Aston, 'Nightmares outside the mainstream: August Underground and reel/real horror' 11. Xavier Aldana Reyes, 'The [*REC] Quartet: Affective Possibilities and Stylistic Limitations of Found Footage Horror'.