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Mad About Movies #9 features:TARZAN: Lord of RKO, THE WHISTLER: Mystery, Shadows and Suspense on the Cheap, FRED MacMURRAY: Hollywood's Invisible Legend, Get Your Kicks on ROUTE 66, THRILLER: Season One's Best in Crime and Suspense, A Comparison of ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON and THE STRAWBERRY BLONDE, plus Book and DVD Reviews

Midnight Marquee now in it's 55th year offers issue number 80. Includes Seddok, Son of Satan: Atom Age Horror by Barry Atkinson Thriller's Classic Horror Episodes-Season 2 by Gary J. Svehla The Mummy's Shroud: Hammer's Dusty Secret by Nicholas Anez The Fearsome Foursome: Under-Appreciated Horror of the 1970s and 1980s by Ernie Magnotta A History of Planet Film Productions by Christopher Gullo A Cinematic Primer to Jess Franco by Troy Howarth T...

Classic horror movie fans are familiar with the classic movie posters and images from the 1930s Golden Age of Horror, but this fascinating book of graphics includes articles, images and rare photos that will be appreciated and enjoyed by any movie fan.

Fantastic Journeys is comprised of FANEX film convention guest talks and question and answer sessions, which were held over the past 16 years. We have also included lists of Top 5 Sci-Fi Faves contributed by our loyal readers and writers, along with our own series of sci-fi lists. Ray Harryhausen, John Agar, Samuel Z. Arkoff, Richard Gordon, Acquanetta, Russell Johnson, Robet Wise and Kevin McCarthy are some of the sci-fi masters whose genre m...

Issue 76 of Midnight Marquee features Forum/Against Em - Psycho Halloween: Slicing and Dicing the Urban Legend by Daniel J. Graffeo Jamie Lee Curtis and the Virginity Myth by Mark Allan Gunnells Plan 9 From Outer Space: Why the Plan Worked by Carl Schultz and over 50 pages of DVd reviews

In this second volume of cinematic guilty pleasures, our writers again eloquently explain why movies which the majority of viewers consider subpar are so very special as movie experiences to them personally. These movies are not extraordinary in any way, and most of them contain fundamental flaws in craft, yet as filtered through the psyches of the writers involved, these guilty pleasures ultimately become something very special. And thus the ...

Writers defend horror films that have been trashed by film critics and horror film fans. Titles covered include Maniac (1934), Sh! The Octopus, Voodoo Man, Unknown Island, Scared Stiff, Indestructible Man, Rodan, The Tingler, Flesh Eaters, When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth, King Kong (1976) and Dune.

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