This analysis reveals the reinterpretation of the monster in Dientes Rojos, suggesting genre and gender subversion in Hispanic prose.
In Dientes Rojos (2021), Jesús Cañadas offers a reinterpretation of the noir genre and the monstruous figure in supernatural horror. This questioning aligns with two interrelated aspects in contemporary Hispanic prose, particularly the fiction produced by Latin American female authors: genre and gender subversion. Drawing on literary and audiovisual references from the noir and horror traditions, Cañadas crafts a feminist manifesto. This article explores how he achieves this, focusing on modern-day reinterpretations of the monster, both as a symbol of the oppressed and as an agent of resistance.
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