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Screem 41 has a lot to sink your teeth into as
we look at the new 4K restoration of RETURN OF
THE LIVING DEAD, and speak with screenwriter John
Russo about this creepy 1986 classic film. Stephen
R. Bissette unearths all we need to know about
the new Arrow Video COUNT YORGA box set, Tom Mes
takes us into the freakish world of the cinematic
works of Shinya Tsukamoto (TETSUO:THE IRON MAN,
TOKYO FIST), plus interviews with directors Brian
Trenchard-Smith (DEMONS 2, BMX BANDITS) and Nicholas
Meyer (STAR TREK II: THE WRATH OF KHAN, TIME AFTER
TIME). Mark Clark chats with Laura Truffaut as
she discusses the work of her father, director
Francois Truffaut. John-Paul Checkett's regular
feature, DEEP FOCUS, is back, and the topic of
discussion is the bizarre film BETTER WATCH OUT
(just in time for the holiday season!) As usual,
there's plenty of new 4K, Blu-ray and DVD reviews
all packed in to one nice package that we like
to call SCREEM MAGAZINE.
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Screem Magazine celebrates two milestones! We’ve
hit the BIG “4-0,” and the silent
classic horror film NOSFERATU made its theatrical
debut one hundred years ago. To mark this occasion,
Screem invited Dacre Stoker, the great-grandnephew
of Bram Stoker (the author of the novel Dracula
in 1897), to write an article on the history regarding
the controversial plagiarism by F.W. Murnau’s
1922 German film version of the vampire story.
It’s a fascinating read that will clear
up many of the false rumors surrounding the film
and the novel. Screem welcomes back Andy Rausch,
whose column “The Director’s Chair”
returns once again in this issue. Andy’s
guest is director Allan Arkush (Rock ‘n’
Roll High School, Get Crazy, Heartbeeps), who
chats about his life in the film industry. John-Paul
Checkett’s column, “Deep Focus,”
dissects the 2016 film Prevenge. This cinematic
gem, from actress turned director Alice Lowe,
is a quirky horror flick that is worth your time.
Author Thom Shubilla takes readers back to the
Swinging Sixties with his new book Primetime 1966-1967,
where television was king and the battle for program
ratings was at an all-time high. It’s a
fascinating read, and we’re certain many
Screem readers will have fond memories about this
era in history. Norman J. Warren: Gentleman of
Terror is a new book that looks at the life of
the acclaimed horror director (Inseminoid, Terror,
Prey, Satan’s Slave) by Adam Locks and Adrian
Smith. The authors talk about their latest project
and reminisce about the late, great Mr. Warren.
Screem #40 marks our largest section of movie
reviews, and our limited edition cover featuring
the lovable ROBOT MONSTER (artwork by Mark Maddox)
is the icing on the cake!
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Screem #39 is back with a bite! Our new issue features the cover article by Stephen R. Bissette, who gives us the scoop on Arrow Video's new Sam Katzman Blu-ray box set: COLD WAR CREATURES. We're thrilled to report that John-Paul Checkett will now have a regular feature in the magazine titled, "Deep Focus." John-Paul examines horror films that have fallen under the radar and deserve your attention. Adrian Smith is back with Screem as well, as his " Cannibals: Italian Style," article will whet your appetite (or ruin it!). David Wilt previews VCI Entertainment's upcoming 8 film SANTO Blu-ray set, due in 2022; Screem delves into the career of legendary actress Maria Ouspenskaya; and, we bring our largest selection of Blu-ray and 4K reviews to enlighten your entertainment cravings. All this and MORE in SCREEM #39!
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Bev Vincent provides Screem readers with an appointment
to see DOICTOR SLEEP, Stephen King's much anticipated
sequel to THE SHINING, Andy Rausch's reoccurring
column The Director's Chair, saves a seat for
Andre Ovredal (SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK),
Budd Wilkins delves into two new discs from indie
label Scream Factory: QUATERMASS AND THE PIT and
QUATERMASS 2, author Howard David Ingham looks
into the rich history of Folk Horror in cinema,
Troy Howarth unwraps the new 4K transfer of the
George Romero/Dario Argento collaboration TWO
EVIL EYES from Blue Underground, Adrian Smith's
career retrospective of director Antonio Margheriti
is essential reading, and, historian Jon Kitley's
new book DISCOVER THE HORROR is a delight for
every film fan. Of course, there's the usual large
amount of Blu-ray/DVD reviews by our talented
staff! All of this awaits you, dear reader, in
SCREEM #38!
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#37-
Screem welcomes in summer with a hot as hell edition!
Our newsstand cover features cast members from
the 1978 horror classic DAWN OF THE DEAD, which
receives an ultimate Blu-ray edition this year.
Our limited edition (500 copies) cover by award
winning artist Mark Maddox pairs the legendary
duo of Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi from the
film THE BLACK CAT, as we celebrate the Scream
Factory Blu-ray box set: THE UNIVERSAL HORROR
COLLECTION VOLUME 1. The set showcases four films
(THE BLACK CAT, THE RAVEN, THE INVISIBLE RAY and
BLACK FRIDAY), all which make their debut in the
high definition format. Speaking of pairing up,
what do you get when you mix Kung Fu and vampires?
The answer is bloody simple, Grasshopper---THE
LEGEND OF THE SEVEN GOLDEN VAMPIRES. When Hammer
and Shaw Bros. studios got together in 1974 to
create this one-off production, fans of both genres
were curious to see how this new mix would work,
and it was a hit with both camps. The film has
been out of print in the digital format for almost
a decade, and it's now getting the royal Blu-ray
treatment. Writer Andy Rausch continues his popular
DIRECTOR'S CHAIR column in Screem, and his guest
is Pete Walker, best known for directing THE WHIP
AND THE BODY, HOUSE OF THE LONG SHADOWS, SCHIZO
and HOUSE OF WHIPCORD. Beloved actor DICK MILLER
recently passed away, a new biography titled YOU
DON'T KNOW ME, BUT YOU LOVE ME: THE LIVES OF DICK
MILLER examines the work of an actor who had been
in the business for over sixty years. We chat
with the book's author Caelum Vatnsdal. GRAVE
OF THE VAMPIRE is an underappreciated classic
that is finally getting a well deserved treatment
on Blu-ray. Film historian Troy Howarth shares
all the bloody details in the newly remastered
disc from Scream Factory. Director Larry Cohen
recently passed away, and we were lucky to sit
down with him in one of final interviews. All
this, plus the usual large amount of movie reviews
await you in SCREEM MAGAZINE #37!
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#36-
The new issue of SCREEM MAGAZINE features an in
depth interview with director Bill Lustig on the
4k restoration for the slasher classic MANIAC;
Cassandra Peterson talks about her alter ego,
the ravishing Mistress of the Dark, ELVIRA; LADY
FRANKENSTEIN is resurrected on Blu-ray, S. Craig
Zahler (BONE TOMAHAWK, RIOT IN CELL BLOCK 99,
PUPPET MASTER: THE LITTLEST REICH) is in "The
Director's Chair"; RAZORBACK charges in at
full force on the High Definition format; Brian
DePalma's SISTERS bows on Bl-ray from The Criterion
Collection, writer John-Paul Checkett examines
the new breed of horror in an informative essay;
many more surprises await in the latest edition
of SCREEM MAGAZINE. The Limited edition (500 only!)
MANIAC Cover includes a bonus CD inside: Slasher
Radio Spots, featuring 88 horror trailer commercials
unearthed from the vaults. Get it now before it
gets YOU!
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SCREEM MAGAZINE #35 takes a look at Arrow films'
BLOOD THIRSTY TRILOGY in our newsstand cover story.
Toho's LAKE OF DRACULA, EVIL OF DRACULA and VAMPIRE
DOLL will receive their US debut release in any
format (Blu-ray/DVD). KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER
(1972) arrives for the first time on Blu ray,
and SCREEM resurrects this classic made for TV
production. Troy Howarth dissects one the best
(and most underrated) films in the Amicus Studios,
THE PSYCHOPATH, Haunted House feature THE BORLEY
RECTORY has been stirring up rave reviews with
its London theatrical debut. American readers
will learn more about this feature courtesy of
SCREEM's UK correspondent, Adrian Smith.
PLANET OF THE APES celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Film historian Scott Essman takes us behind the
scenes of this 1968 classic film, with many rarely
seen photos appearing in the article. In our regular
column The Director's Chair, Andy Rausch interviews
Greydon Clark, who is best known for SATAN'S CHEERLEADERS
and BLACK SHAMPOO. All this, and our largest Blu-ray
review section await you in the latest edition
of SCREEM MAGAZINE!
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#34
- Screem 34 explores the films of PAUL NASCHY that
are now available on the Blu-ray format. Rankin
Bass fan favorite MAD MONSTER PARTY celebrates its
50th anniversary, Director Roger Corman discusses
films that have inspired him throughout his career,
SUSPIRIA gets a 4K Blu ray restoration, Clive Barker's
RAWHEAD REX rises from the moratorium mortuary,
VCI Entertainment presents RUBY in a new HD print,
Bob Clark's horror classic DEATHDREAM is given a
special edition Blu-ray release from Blue Underground,
all this and much more (plus the usual large amount
of movie reviews) in the Winter edition of SCREEM
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#33-
Screem 33 features two covers: ALIEN: COVENANT
and DIVINE showcasing the work of Rondo Award
Winning Best Artist of 2017, Mark Maddox. For
our newsstand edition, we spotlight the latest
in the ALIEN franchise, ALIEN: COVENANT. We speak
with the film's screenwriter, John Logan, who
gives us a preview of what's to come in the latest
installment of the popular film series. Director
JOHN WATERS reminisces about one of his earliest
films, MULTIPLE MANIACS, as it receives the gold
standard treatment on Blu-ray from The Criterion
Collection. Warner Archives has resurrected the
Ray Harryhausen classic feature THE VALLEY OF
GWANGI on Blu-ray. Screem talks with John Walsh,
a trustee of the Harryhausen foundation. John
displays Ray's creations in the issue, and gives
us insight on all things GWANGI.
There's nothing like fresh POPCORN, and thanks
to the folks at Synapse Films, they've brought
fans an extra large bucket with their limited
edition steelbook Blu-ray for the 1991 cult classic.
Long sought after by collectors, POPCORN was given
a DVD release over sixteen years ago, and had
disappeared quickly. Synapse has certainly made
the wait worthwhile, as the new HD master of POPCORN
looks incredible, and the supplement features
are worth the price of admission alone. We're
thrilled to have Tim Lucas on board for Screem
#33, as the Video Watchdog creator uncovers the
goods on Mario Bava's CALTIKI: THE IMMORTAL MONSTER,
available for the first time on Blu-ray from Arrow
Films. Other articles in Screem #33 include: THE
GHOST OF FRANKENSTEIN TURNS 75, Brian Albright
chats with Jeffrey Delman, the director of DEADTIME
STORIES, actor David Gilliam remembers his time
on the set with Ray Milland in 1972's FROGS, and,
Screem readers will be happy to learn that we
have expanded our Blu-ray review section, while
keeping other features intact.
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#32-
Screem magazine is alive and well... and to prove
it, we're back with issue #32 featuring two fantastic
covers by Mark Maddox! PHANTASM has come full
circle with the 4K restoration of the first film
in the series, and the final installment: PHANTASM
RAVAGER. We speak with director Don Coscarelli
who gives us the gory details on all things PHANTASM.
Screem is honored to have Mick Garris on board
for this issue. Mick reminisces about his time
on the set of John Carpenter's THE THING, with
an informative article that is a must read. Also
in Screem #32: author Stephen Thrower looks at
the new HG Lewis box set from Arrow Films, Tom
Weaver talks to the 3D restoration team who brought
IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE to Blu-ray, Bruce Hallenbeck
has a room ready for us at the HORROR HOTEL, John-Paul
Checkett's sermon on the new director's cut of
THE EXORCIST III should have us begging for repentance,
Adrian Smith gets our motor runnin' with his dissection
of BFI's new Blu-ray for the 1972 cult film PSYCHOMANIA,
authors Danel Olsen (The Devil's Backbone and
Pan's Labyrinth: Studies in the Horror Film) and
Troy Howarth (Real Depravities: The Films of Klaus
Kinski) preview their new books, and, as usual,
our large DVD and Blu-ray review section will
keep your eyes busy... all of this and more in
the latest edition of Screem magazine.
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#31
Screem magazine #31 arrives at light speed
with our newsstand cover story on STAR WARS:
THE FORCE AWAKENS. We look at the upcoming
blockbuster, and speak with Luke Skywalker
himself, star Mark Hamill, regarding one of
the most anticipated events in a millennium!
Frank Dietz discusses his new documentary
on one of fandom's most beloved monsters--the
mighty KING KONG in LONG LIVE THE KING: THE
LEGACY OF KONG. Author Stephen Thrower examines
the new Blu-ray for Ulli Lommel's THE TENDERNESS
OF THE WOLVES. Richard Harland Smith uncovers
all that is evil in the classic horror film
BURNT OFFERINGS. Guillermo del Toro talks
with Screem about his latest Universal Pictures
film CRIMSON PEAK. THE FOG celebrates its
35th anniversary. We sit down with director
John Carpenter, stars Adrienne Barbeau and
Tom Atkins, MANOS: THE HAND OF FATE makes
its debut on Blu ray in a newly restored edition.
Writer Bruce Hallenbeck checks into DR. TERROR'S
HOUSE OF HORRORS as the classic horror anthology
film arrives on Blu-ray. All this and MORE
in the latest edition of Screem magazine! |
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#30
The newsstand edition features a cover of
the Ed Wood film family. Artwork is by Drew
Friedman. our limited edition cover (500 print
run) features the evil clown “Twisty”
from American Horror Story: Freak Show. The
limited edition also includes a bonus DVD
of rare goodies produced exclusively for this
issue!
Contents of Screem #30 include: an interview
with artist Drew Friedman, Director Nicolas
Roeg discusses his 1973 classic Don’t
Look Now, Troy Howarth examines Lucio Fulci’s
The Beyond, a retrospective on Ken Russell’s
controversial masterpiece The Devils, a look
back at the film career of Duke Mitchell,
Naomi Grossman talks about her roles in American
Horror Story, the Bride of Frankenstein celebrates
its 80th anniversary, all of this and more,
including our large selection of movie reviews,
in the latest edition of screem magazine! |
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#29
features an article on Clive Barker's Nightbreed.
The long rumored "Director's Cut"
finally becomes a reality. Scott Feinblatt
speaks with Mark Miller, the man behind the
scenes who helped to bring Midian back to
life! Other articles in the issue include
an interview with director Jorg Buttgereit
(Nekromantik, Schramm), David J. Schow discusses
his new book The Outer Limits at 50, Jeffrey
Schwartz talks all things Divine on his new
documentary about John Waters' favorite actress,
Tom Weaver delves into the latest installment
of The Vincent Price Collection on Blu-ray,
David Kalat brings Screem readers up to date
on the 4K restoration of the German silent
classic The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, Daniel
Griffith converses with director Wes Craven,
and as usual, we review new Blu-ray and DVD
releases in the Winter edition of Screem magazine.
Cover price $8.95.
Also available: Screem #29, alternate OUTER
LIMITS cover (limited edition 500 run).
The issue contains a Screem DVD magazine
inside, produced by Daniel Griffith, which
contains featurettes and film trailers.
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#28
SCREEM #28 starts off with a big roar as
we delve into all things GODZILLA, with
the film's director, Gareth Edwards.
Other interviews in the issue include Alejandro
Jodorowsky (Jodorowsky's Dune, The Dance
of Reality), Joshua Oppenheimer brings horror
to real life when discussing his documentary
The Act of Killing, Chester Turner relives
memories on the set of Black Devil Doll
from Hell, British actress Vanessa Howard
(Girly, Corruption) is remembered, The Creature
from the Black Lagoon celebrates its 60th
anniversary, 1923s The Hunchback of Notre
Dame gets an HD rebirth (Lon Chaney historian
Michael F. Blake gives readers all the details),
Blu-ray/DVD reviews, and a few more great
surprises come your way in SCREEM #28.
Limited Edition (500 copies) HUNCHBACK
OF NOTRE DAME alternate cover includes a
17 x 22 poster that features both Godzilla
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#27
Screem celebrates 25 years of MYSTERY SCIENCE
THEATER 3000 with a gorgeous cover by Mark
Maddox. The issue features interviews with
Joel Hodgson, and ten directors whose films
were parodied on the program. VINCENT PRICE
lives again on Blu ray! Several films by
the Master of Menace are now available in
the high definition format. Price biographer
Lucy Chase Williams takes a look at The
Vincent Price Blu-ray Collection from Shout!
Factory. Tom Weaver shares an interview
with the late HOUSE OF WAX co-star Paul
Picerni. Frank Dietz sits down with Bob
Burns, the star of the bio pic BEAST WISHES,
Greg Mank chats with Cortlandt Hull to discuss
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA UNMASKED documentary,
plus, our usual large helping of Blu-ray
and DVD reviews await you in the latest
issue of SCREEM MAGAZINE.
SPECIAL OFFER: Clip the coupon on page 55
and receive the SCREEM DVD MAGAZINE! The
interactive disc produced by Daniel Griffith
contains featurettes on MST3K, HOUSE OF
WAX, BEAST WISHES, HANDS OF THE RIPPER and
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA UNMASKED, plus
over an hour of trailers of new and classic
horror films!
LIMITED EDITION (500 copies) ALTERNATE
VINCENT PRICE COVER by Daniel Horne. NOT
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#26
Screem 26 features a cover story on PACIFIC
RIM. Guillermo del Toro talks about his
upcoming summer blockbuster film; Director
Fede Alvarez discusses THE EVIL DEAD remake;
Rob Zombie gives Screem readers the lowdown
on his latest production, THE LORDS OF SALEM.
Tommy Wiseau's cult film THE ROOM gets a
Blu-ray release; Tom Weaver remembers THE
INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN; GORGO is resurrected
with a brand new high definition transfer;
Greg Mank examines the Warner Bros. Archives
Boris Karloff triple feature for WEST OF
SHANGHAI, THE INVISIBLE MENACE and DEVIL'S
ISLAND, plus, our usual large helping of
Blu-ray and DVD reviews await you in the
latest issue of SCREEM MAGAZINE.
LIMITED EDITION (500 copies) ALTERNATE GORGO
COVER by Mark Maddox. Each issue comes polybagged
and contains an exclusive DVD: Screem Presents
Trailerama. Don't miss this soon to be sold
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#25
Universal's stable of beloved monsters grace
the cover of our 25th edition of Screem,
courtesy of artist Mark Maddox. Greg Mank
takes a look at the Classic Monster Blu-ray
box set, and gives his perspective on the
films that have inspired so many fans throughout
several decades. Tom Weaver interviews Roger
Corman on his first production, Monster
from the Ocean Floor, Bev Vincent writes
about Stephen King's creepy anthology films
and interviews Mark Pavia on his collaboration
with Mr. King, The Reaper's Image, Tippi
Hedren reminiscences on the the 50th anniversary
of Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds, Scott Essman
reflects back on Abbott & Costello Meet
Frankenstein, Screem speaks with indie director
Christopher R. Mihm, who creates new movies
that look like they were produced in the
1950s, we take a sneak peek at the retro
Sci-fi musical The Ghastly Love of Johnny
X, which features Paul Williams and Kevin
McCarthy in his final role, Michael "The
Hills Have Eyes" Berryman is as creepy
as ever in the new film Below Zero. All
this plus book reviews, a new Fright Flick
Pic and Blu-ray reviews featuring Criterion's
Rosemary's Baby, Beyond the Black Rainbow,
The Boogens, House and Night of Dark Shadows
(reviewed by RJ Jamison), 1932's The Most
Dangerous Game, William Castle's short lived
TV series Ghost Story (AKA Circle of Fear),
BFI's Deep End and Juan of the Dead plus
plenty more goodies await you in this issue
of Screem magazine!
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#24
Screem #24 takes a look a Tim Burton's
Dark Shadows and reflects back on the
classic ABC-TV series starring the late
Jonathan Frid. Ridley Scott's Alien prequel
Prometheus hits theater screens this June.
We speak with the film's co-writer Jon
Spaihts. Other articles in issue #24 include:
Director Ted Bohus talks about the Blu-ray
edition of The Deadly Spawn, Johnny Legend
remembers Doodles Weaver, a retrospect
on Ray Milland, Deadly Dummies: murderous
mannequins on the big and small screen,
interviews with actresses Francoise Pascal
(The Iron Rose), Tom Weaver chats with
Jeanne Cooper about the Black Zoo, The
Story of Rock N Roll Comics, Stephen Thrower
previews Andy Milligan's Nightbirds, which
is coming to Blu-ray soon, DVD reviews,
fright flick pic, and plenty more await
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#23
Issue contents include:Overlooking
the Overlook: author Bev Vincent (The Stephen
King Illustrated Companion, The Road to
the Dark Tower) brings us an "Everything
you wanted to know about The Shining, but
were afraid to ask" article, dissecting
Stephen King's book, Stanley Kubrick's screenplay,
as well as the made for TV movie. Fans of
this masterpiece of modern horror shouldn't
miss it! Other articles in Screem #23 include:
Criterion's Island of Lost Souls arrives
on Blu-ray; Classic Monster Toys of the
1960's; The Final Four: Boris Karloff's
last films; The Return of the Aztec Mummy;
The End is Near! Manos: Hands of Fate: The
Special Edition by Daniel Griffith (with
MST3K's Joel Hodgson); New interviews with
directors Ken Russell and Joe Dante; Burn,
Witch, Burn; Universal's Frankenstein Turns
80 (by Scott Essman, with an illustration
by Rick Baker); The Exterminator makes its
debut on Blu-ray; and, the usual extensive
amount of DVD review that appears in every
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#22
is now available! Our all vampire issue
features an exclusive interview with Stephen
King, an essay on Salem's Lot by author
Bev Vincent (The Illustrated Stephen King
companion); A look back at Innocent Blood
with director John Landis; "Black,
White, and Red All over: Lugosi's Dracula
celebrates its 80th Anniversary" by
Scott Essman; The films of Jean Rollin;
Tom Weaver speaks with Return of Dracula
star Nora Eberhardt; An interview with author
Dacre Stoker (Dracula Un-Dead); a retrospective
on Hammer studio's classic horror films
Vampire Circus and Twins of Evil, and much
more in the Spring edition of Screem magazine!
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#21
- Our cover by artist Daniel Horne celebrates
the 50 year milestone of Alfred Hitchcock's
Psycho. We then take a look at two under
appreciated cult films, Slthis and Horror
High, which have recently been unearthed
on DVD in new special editions. Next, Tom
Weaver interviews Mr. B.I.G. himself, Bert
I. Gordon. They discuss 1957's The Cyclops,
which has just seen the light of day on
disc from Warner Archives. Screem travels
to the Great White North for the Canadian
premiere of the restored Metropolis, and
gives fans a sneak peek at some of the newly
found missing footage from Fritz Lang's
classic Sci-Fi epic. Other highlights in
Screem #21 include: Playboy Playmates in
horror films; the works of the Kuchar Bros.;
Ingrid Pitt's new biography book; and, an
in-depth look into the rich film catalog
of the Shaw Bros. Studio. All this and much
more awaits you in the current issue of
Screem magazine!
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#20
- Our cover story features Cortlandt Hull's
new DVD documentary on the history of Aurora's
monster model kits. Next, we take a look
at Night of the Living Dead: Reanimated,
where artists re-create the classic zombie
film. The late, great horror host Dr. Shock
gets his due in a tribute by John Skerchock,
author of the new book The Frightful Dr.
Shock. We pay a visit to The House of the
Devil, and talk with the film's director,
Ti West, and one of the stars of the movie,
Mary Woronov. Other highlights in Screem
#20 include Tom Weaver's Kingdom of the
Spiders article, a look back at Logan's
Run (interviews with George Clayton Johnson,
William F. Nolan, and Michael York), an
interview with Carla Laemmle, and much more!
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#19
- Our Fall/Winter edition of
Screem celebrates the 35th anniversary of
The Phantom of the Paradise. We interview
several cast and crew members who reminisce
about this cult classic flick. Next up,
we dig into the film career of the notorious
Church of Satan leader Anton LaVey. You’ll
learn about his work in such horror films
as The Car, The Devil’s Rain, and,
Satanis. Also featured in this issue are
interviews with directors HG Lewis (2000
Maniacs, Blood Feast), William Grefe (Death
Curse of Tartu, Stanley), and Greydon Clark
(Without Warning, The Bad Bunch). Long time
Screem contributor David Wilt enlightens
us about the weird world of Mexicana cinema,
and the always entertaining Greg Goodsell
gives us a sneak peek at a new horror film
titled Red Velvet. Ken McIntyre is back
with another fun Wrong Way Home column,
and we round out the issue with a large
amount of Blu-ray and DVD reviews.
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#18-
Our spring/summer edition digs deep into
the fears of our writers, as they reveal
the films that scarred them for life! Jaws
. . . Poltergeist . . . Gargoyles . . .
Killer Klowns . . . Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
. . . (huh???) Read for yourself . . . if
you dare! Also in the issue, Tom Weaver
digs up the dirt on Arch Oboler's long overdue
DVD for Five; Greg Goodsell picks George
Romero's brain about Tales from the Darkside;
Shane Dallmann re-opens the Night Gallery;
and, we dig up songs about death in Splatter
Platters--a look at Ace Records Grim Reaper's
Greatest Hits compilations. New Screem writers
include Glenn (DVD Savant) Erickson, actor
Dan Roebuck, and Emma Westwood. Ken McIntyre
debuts his new colum Wrong Way Home; we
bring back the Mystery Pic and Screemail;
and finish the issue off with an ecclectic
variety of Blu-ray and DVD reviews.
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#17
- Screem goes Creature crazy! Issue #17
features 2 alternate Creature from the
Black Lagoon covers in celebration of
the new documentary Creature Feature:
50 Years of the Gill-Man. A tribute to
Ben Chapman and an interview with the
underwater Creature, Ricou Browning, round
out our Blackie coverage. Other goodies
in our Fall/Winter edition of Screem include:
a look at the Brother Theodore story To
My Great Chagrin; a filmbook on The Pharaoh's
Curse by Tom Weaver; Mexican fantasy films;
Richard Elfman's Forbidden Zone; Benicio
del Toro speaks about Universal's new
Wolfman film; The Wild World of Ted V.
Mikels; The Dead Mattter; plus plenty
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#16-
Screem #16 kicks off with our cover feature
on SPINE TINGLER!-THE WILLIAM CASTLE STORY,
now playing in select theaters. Next up,
we have interviews with Russ Meyer fave
Tura Satana; interviews with directors
Kim Ki Duk and Ray Dennis Steckler; a
Grindhouse Roundtable, featuring directors
Gus Trikonis, Ed Adlum, and Don Edmonds;
a tribute to Carlos Aured (Horror Rises
From the Tomb, Vengeance of the Mummy);
BCI's Mexican monsterpiece The Dracula
Saga; a look at the films of Andrew Prine;
and, the usual large amount of DVD reviews.
Now on sale!
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#15-
We take a look at the new Jaws documentary—The
Shark is Still Working, interview director
Jack Hill on the new DVD release for Spider
Baby, talk trash with Mink Stole; examine
the bizarre world of Roky Erickson; look
at the Mexican film World of Vampires;
and check out what our pal Johnny Legend
is up to. Author Stephen Thrower writes
an essay on his new book Nightmare U.S.A.;
Anna Biller allows us a peek at Viva!;
John Hand discusses his directorial feature
Frankensteins Bloody Nightmare; and we
dig deep into the Crown International
film catalog. We’ve expanded our DVD review
coverage as well (and include for the
first time HD DVD reviews). - $7.95 |
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#14-
Eddie Munster's favorite horror
host, Zombo, graces our cover.
Speaking of Eddie, we interview
Butch Patrick on his new biography
book. Issue #14 contains exclusive
interviews with director Alejandro
Jodorowsky, filmmaker Don
Glut, and Howard Stern favorite
Suzanne Muldowney (a.k.a "The
Underdog Lady"). Other
articles include Vampira:The
Movie, The Wild Man Fischer
story, The Trash Films of
Shelley Winters, and The Groovie
Goolies on DVD. The devil
gets his due with The Diablo
Made Me Do It (Satanic films
from Mexico). Code Red unleashes
Love Me Deadly on DVD, and
Japanese superstitions in
film are explained in Living
Ghosts of the Rising Sun.
As usual, we deliver a large
chunk of DVD reviews!
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- We double your pleasure this time
around with the choice of TWO DIFFERENT
COVERS! We've added more color, as
well as more pages!
Contents in this issue include interviews
with filmmakers James Bryan (Don't
Go in the Woods), Don Jones (The Forest),
Rolfe Kanefsky, and Damon Packard.
We look at the films of Pete Walker,
Trilogy of Terror, Mexican Vampires,
Punks on film, Killer Kid movies Part
2, Troma's Poultrygeist, Paul Frees,
Alpha Video's cheapie titles, and
the cult classic Devil Times Five.
To top it off, we have more DVD reviews
than in any previous issue!
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Theatre 3000), veteran actor James
Karen, director Lawrence D. Foldes,
Alan Ormsby, Michel Levesque (Werewolves
on Wheels), and Guiseppe Andrews.
Articles include a look at Criterion's
DVD edition of Equinox, Killer
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H.R. Giger in NYC, Bollywood Horror, Mad Monkey
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Golem, Edison’s Frankenstein, Vampire Circus,
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Last House on Dead End Street , Uncle Sam,
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Rondo Hatton cover story , Buddy Giovinazzo interview
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#1- BACK IN STOCK...BUT NOT FOR LONG!
You
asked for it, and here it is: SCREEM #1: LIMITED TO
200 COPIES!
Our first issue has been long sought after by collectors,
and was fetching up to $375 for a copy. Available exclusively
on the Screem website, Screem #1 is the missing piece
that will complete your collection. This is the last
chance to get a copy of our most requested issue.
Once these 200 copies are sold, the print run will end.
Magazine comes polybagged and boarded. $100.00
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