Cover -- Half-Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Foreword by Francis M. Nevins: Joseph H. Lewis, 1907-2000 -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Part I: Texts and Contexts -- 1. Style Development and Product Upgrading: Monogram Pictures, the Ambitious B Movie, and the East Side Kids Films Directed by Joseph -- 2. Partition and Desire in the Films of Joseph H. Lewis -- 3. The Joseph H. Lewis Nobody Knows: The Television Films -- Part II: Individual Works -- 4. "A House Where Anything Can Happen and Usually Does": Joseph H. Lewis, Bela Lugosi, and (The) Invisible Ghost -- 5. B Is for Belief: Joseph Lewis's Experiments with the Mad Doctor of Market Street -- 6. Joseph H. Lewis, Anna May Wong, and Bombs over Burma -- 7. "People Can Think Themselves into Anything": The Domestic Nightmare in My Name Is Julia Ross -- 8. "A Matchless Stylist Exercise": Joseph H. Lewis and So Dark the Night -- 9. The Undercover Man and the Police Procedural -- 10. The "How Big Is It?" Combo: Noir's Dirty Spectacles -- 11. The Halliday Brand and Terror in a Texas Town: Western Allegories of the Blacklist -- Part III: Gun Crazy -- 12. Rejecting Everything: Gun Crazy and the Radical Noir of Joseph H. Lewis -- 13. Music, Masculinity, and Masochism in Gun Crazy -- 14. Ethos and Ethics: Reconsidering Gun Crazy -- List of Contributors -- Index -- BackCover.