"Interview with Kenneth Hyman". Back cover by Neil Vokes. Also, a profile of production designer Brian Eatwell, and art by Crow creator James OBarr. While there have been a few books that have covered the productions from American International Pictures, or AIP as they are better known as, but during their reign at the box office and drive-ins, there were 29 titles that were made in the UK, from making deals with Hammer Films, Tigon, and a few other production companies, to release the films over here in the states. LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS #4 Hammer Films magazine 1978 NOS David Prowse Interview. Sword & Sorcery Productions Limited Present Lost in Lemuria; The Shadow of the Cat. By the end of 1963, the golden-era of Hammer Films was coming to an end. The latest issue of the always amazing Little Shoppe of Horrors is now available for order!
He's personally chatted with Christopher Lee, who died in 2015, and scores of other actors, directors and production crew members in course of 40 years making the magazine. Little Shoppe of Horrors: The Journal of Classic British Horror Films. Head over to their website HERE to order your copy now. Little Shoppe Of Horrors Magazine 13 Hammer Fanzine Dracula Gothic Trilogy. Hallenbeck, Terry Pace, David DelValle, Doug Murray, Randall Larson, Paul Welsh, Sam Irvin, Constantine Nasr, Jim Salvati, Neil Vokes, Adrian Salmon, Dan Gallagher, Jr., Shana Bilbrey, Murad Gumen, Shane Ivan Oakley, Mike Schneider, Gene Gutowski, Ferdy Mayne, Fiona Lewis, Christopher Gunning, Michael Carreras, Roman Polanski and Bruce Timm. Peter Cushing as Van Helsing $80 LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS #3 - ORIGINAL - VERY FINE CONDITION!! Stories and art by Mark Wolf, Michael Augustine Reed, Richard Klemensen, Ross Plesset, Denis Meikle, Paul Watts, Neil D Vokes, John Stoneman, Robin Hawdon, Pauline Peart and Victoria Vetri. The Making of Dracula Prince of Darkness; Interviews; Christopher Neame; Recording Hammer Memories; Tony Dalton Remembers Terence Fisher; Dracula Back-To-Back: The Bray Sets; Hammer News; British Character Actors 5: Conrad Phillips; A History of Horror Film Fanzines: The Japanese Fantasy Film Journal. Twitter: @newsmanone. A look at the 1960s horror comedy The Fearless Vampire Killers. The Making of CAPTAIN CLEGG'S NIGHT CREATURES by Bruce G. Hallenbeck The best of Hammer's pirate adventures This 1961 classic blends a mixture of the supernatural (those marsh phantoms) and great action. The Kind of Fiend That Wins: The Making of The Abominable Dr. Phibes; Vulnavia #1: Not Introducing Virginia North; Abandoning the Obvious; A Date With Dr. Phibes; The Unphilmed Phibes; Dr. Phibes Regrets: He Is Unable to Lunch Today, Madam!
Modern Day Hammer Dracula Films. That is how we learn more about what we love. The films that AIP presented to audiences during that era were some of the ones I grew up on, especially in the days of the VHS boom when so many titles were hitting that new market. Cut Me A Robe From Toe to Lobe... Give Me A Skin For Dancing In: The Making of THE WITCHES - by Bruce G. Hallenbeck. Little Shoppe of Horrors # 2 ( Reprint) World of Hammer Films. Peter Cushing Sherlock. The split-level includes a sub-basement with walls lined with VHS tapes, DVDs and Blu-rays as well as boxes of archives of the magazine. These days, the mag comes out twice a year. Now-Here they are in all their original text free form. Issue #4 includes: Hammer – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow; 100 page study of Hammer Films, including interviews with Michael Carreras (Head of Hammer), Anthony Nelson-Keys (Producer), Roy Ward baker (Director), Val Guest (Director), John Gilling (Director); and behind the scenes photos. Little Shoppe of Horrors # 34 Uncirculated Phantom of the Opera OUT OF PRINT.
It is one that I even still go back to when doing any kind of research on Hammer, or the countless people involved there. Here's what Richard wrote: "As the cover blurb puts it – "One Man's 50-year Quest for Monsters, Maniacs, and the Meaning of it All", I've known Jon Kitley for more years than I care to think about. Little Shoppe Of Horrors Magazine #27 Dance Of The Vampire. Back cover by Mark Maddox. One night, he found himself at one of the area's three drive-in movie theaters — he doesn't remember which one — and there he came face-to-screen with a love that endures to this day. It can lay claim to being the greatest Dracula movie ever made. For example, Etsy prohibits members from using their accounts while in certain geographic locations.
Cover by Bruce Timm. And of course a full refund will be given on the rare occasion that an order does not arrive. An in-depth look at the 1970s TV miniseries Frankenstein: The True Story, one of the most unique productions of horror and television in that era. You should consult the laws of any jurisdiction when a transaction involves international parties. Meikle's book A History of Horrors: The Rise and Fall of the House of Hammer was a very important step in my early days when I was digging deeper into the history of the famous studio.
In Shops: Sep 27, 2006. In this slick, quality issue: Behind-the-Scenes for THE REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN with Peter Cushing, A History of Horror fanzines, Hammer actress Annette Whiteley Interview, Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing in THE CREEPING TERROR and more!