London After Midnight: A New Reconstruction Based on Contemporary Sources by Thomas Mann (2016) delves into the lost 1927 silent horror film of the same name, directed by Tod Browning and starring Lon Chaney. This book meticulously reconstructs the film using surviving stills, script fragments, and contemporary reviews, offering an insightful look into the era's fascination with gothic horror and the supernatural. Mann’s comprehensive research brings to life the eerie atmosphere and mysterious plot of this legendary film, giving modern readers a sense of the cinematic techniques and storytelling that made it a cult classic.
 
This hardcover edition is in like-new condition, with an un-cracked spine and pristine pages. There is only the slightest shelf wear to the edges, making it an excellent addition for collectors and fans of classic horror cinema alike.