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War as Horror: The Confederate Infantry Attack in "Free State of Jones"

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Find the other videos in the collaboration here:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLbGwg11hQxtnPCEzoUoK96DWrPWz7a1zh

This video is a part of the "War is Hell: No Matter the Era" Collaboration! Nine channels making nine videos on themes of privation, trauma, and death in a military context prior to the First World War. Because even when it features orderly lines and pretty uniforms, war is anything but polite or adventurous.

In this video, I explore the theme that war films should feel more like horror movies, than they do action or adventure. This is because, well, War is Hell! In particular, I focus on one of the battle scenes, The 2nd Battle of Corinth, in "Free State of Jones" (2016) which uses excellent sound design and physical effects, as well as clever cinematography, to achieve just such a result.

Find the original battle scene here: https://youtu.be/-_k09B8UyfY

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CITATIONS:
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1st) "No sooner had our men..." - The History of the Civil War in America, by John S.C. Abbott

2nd) "There were men with their arms..." - ibid.

3rd) "The disorganization of tissue..." - Medical and Surgical Reporter, Vol. 9

4th) "John Barry of Co'y C..." - History of the 19th MA Volunteer Infantry

5th) "Battlefield searchers and the wounded..." - Perryville Under Fire, by Stuart W. Sanders, https://amzn.to/3H4DWk1

6th) "Union officer John W. De Forest..." - This Republic of Suffering, by Drew Gilpin Faust, https://amzn.to/3gVbq9Z

7th) "Frank Coker of Georgia..." - ibid.

8th) "Of all the horrors..." - ibid.

9th) "I rode over the battlefield..." - ibid.

10th) "I never saw so many dead..." - ibid.

11th) "Unable to explain..." - ibid.

12th) "I had not gone far when..." - Bullet and Shell, by George Forrester Williams

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