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Are You in the House Alone?: A TV Movie Compendium 1964‑1999 by Amanda Reyes is a lively and expansive celebration of the made‑for‑television movie, exploring this under‑appreciated genre from its 1960s origins through the 1990s. Reyes, a noted TV movie writer, podcaster, and founder of Made for TV Mayhem, curates essays and reviews that excavate cult favorites, forgotten gems, and the cultural quirks of small‑screen cinema—especially in horror, thriller, and genre hybrids. The book blends sharp criticism with nostalgia, offering insightful looks at how these films tackled everything from social issues to pure entertainment under the constraints of broadcast standards. Illustrated with rare photos and detailed commentary, it’s an essential reference for fans, historians, and anyone fascinated by this unique slice of media history.
Are You in the House Alone?: A TV Movie Compendium 1964‑1999 by Amanda Reyes is a lively and expansive celebration of the made‑for‑television movie, exploring this under‑appreciated genre from its 1960s origins through the 1990s. Reyes, a noted TV movie writer, podcaster, and founder of Made for TV Mayhem, curates essays and reviews that excavate cult favorites, forgotten gems, and the cultural quirks of small‑screen cinema—especially in horror, thriller, and genre hybrids. The book blends sharp criticism with nostalgia, offering insightful looks at how these films tackled everything from social issues to pure entertainment under the constraints of broadcast standards. Illustrated with rare photos and detailed commentary, it’s an essential reference for fans, historians, and anyone fascinated by this unique slice of media history.
