#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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