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The Magazine of Horror Entertainment. In this issue: Masters of Horror - the great horror directors join forces for a TV blockbuster (Tobe Hooper, Joe Dante, Stuart Gordon, John Carpenter, John Landis, George Romero); The Devil's Rejects - Rob Zombie is back with a new shocker; Hex set report - go behind the scenes of season two; Wolf Creek - bringing terror back to the movies; The Corpse Bride - Tim Burton's new fantasy. Plus reviews and more. 64 pages, full color. Cover price $6.99.

Issue 134 - October 17, 2007. "1408" stars, John Cusack and Samuel L. Jackson interviewed, On set with Milla Jovovich for Resident Evil: Extinction, movie news, reviews and more. Softcover Magazine, 8.5" x 11.5", 66 pages, full color.

Issue 135 - December 12, 2007. "KM-31" Writer and Director, Rigoberto Castaneda on the new horror film, The chilling FX secrets of "Hostel", movie news, reviews and more. Softcover Magazine, 8.5" x 11.5", 66 pages, full color.

Shock Tales Vol 1, #1. Scarce horror one-shot magazine from the late '50's Stories in this rare issue: "Funeral for a Vampire" and "The Most Perfect Monster." Cover price $0.35.

Summer 1988. Interviews with John Waters, Wes Craven, Robert Englund, & Jorg Buttgereit; history of blaxploitation, plus more. Stapled, 8-in x 11 1/2-in, 32 Pages, B&W.

Winter 1988-1989. Interviews with David Cronenberg, Ken Russell, Chris Wicking, Ray Dennis Steckler, and John Carradine; history of biker movies, plus more. Stapled, 8-in x 11 1/2-in, 40 Pages, B&W.

Summer 1989. Interviews with Jesus Franco, Al Adamson, Clive Barker, David Cronenberg, Frank Laloggia, & Eric Red; Hallucinogens on film, Career retrospectives on Chuck Vincent & S. F. Brown-Rigg, plus more. Stapled, 8-in x 11 1/2-in, 40 Pages, B&W.

By Various. VIZ Media's monthly manga magazine, Shojo Beat, offers vast quantities of serialized shojo manga appearing in the United States for the first time. In addition to tons of beautiful artwork and compelling storylines from well-known manga creators, Shojo Beat offers quality editorial on Japanese trends, art, news, fashion, and culture, plus interviews, how-tos, and more! Shojo Beat is a hip, fun, informative read that will appeal to newbies and manga fans alike. In this issue: Japan's Fashion Icon - An Exclusive Interview with Pop Princess Nana Kitade; Special Music Issue - 2nd Annual Music Awards, Anime that Pumps Up the Volume, Rock the Gothic Lolita Look. Plus: New Manga by the Creator of Full Moon - 43-Page Preview of The Gentlemen's Alliance Cross. Also: 2 contests, win 185+ prizes! Featuring over 280 pages of manga! T+ Rating. Cover price $5.99.

Vol. 1 # 1. September 5, 1961. Stories by Cleveland Amory, Patrick Dennis, Arthur Knight, Richard Gehman, Marc Connelly, David Merrick, Alexander King, Drew Pearson, John S. Wilson, and William Zinsser. Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner's first attempt at a movie magazine, featuring top editorial talent and profiles and interviews with stars of the era. This issue features profiles of Sophia Loren, Frank Sinatra, Jackie Gleason in Paris, Kirk Douglas's film "A Town Without Pity," and the Kingston Trio. A history of jazz, Cleveland Amory on Broadway opening nights, and "What went wrong with TV." Plus comics interludes featuring Mr. Magoo and famed mime Marcel Marceau. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 156 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $0.50.

Vol. 1 # 4. October 17, 1961. Stories and art by Nat Hentoff, John S. Wilson, Ernst Haas, Roger Kahn, Fred Schnell, Patrick Dennis, Dolores Faith, Leonard Lyons, and Bernard Asbell. Playboy publisher Hugh Hefner's first attempt at a movie magazine, featuring top editorial talent and profiles and interviews of stars of the era. This issue features a profile of pioneering Black comedian Dick Gregory and an interview with legendary Italian film director Federico Fellini, fun with TV comic Ernie Kovacs, and a profile of ballet choreographer Balanchine. Plus the art of belly dancing, an essay on Italian cinema, and a profile of talk-show host Dave Garroway. 8.5-in. x 11-in., 108 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $0.50.

Bambi record and "showslide" filmstrip designed for use with the Show 'N Tell phono-viewer by General Electric. This version is an adaptation of the Walt Disney film. The 33-1/3 RPM record is the size of a 45. Cardboard sleve is 7-in. x 8-5/8 in. Number on cover is WD-110.

Rumpelstiltskin record and "showslide" filmstrip designed for use with the Show 'N Tell phono-viewer by General Electric. The 33-1/3 RPM record is the size of a 45. Cardboard sleve is 7-in. x 8-5/8 in. Number on cover is ST-140.

Sesame Street record and "showslide" filmstrip designed for use with the Show 'N Tell phono-viewer. The 33-1/3 RPM record is the size of a 45. Cardboard sleve is 7-in. x 8-5/8 in. Number on cover is 51477.

Sesame Street record and "showslide" filmstrip designed for use with the Show 'N Tell phono-viewer. The 33-1/3 RPM record is the size of a 45. Cardboard sleve is 7-in. x 8-5/8 in. Number on cover is 51402.

Sesame Street record and "showslide" filmstrip designed for use with the Show 'N Tell phono-viewer by Gabriel. The 33-1/3 RPM record is the size of a 45. Cardboard sleve is 7-in. x 8-5/8 in. Number on cover is 51403.

Sleeping Beauty record and "showslide" filmstrip designed for use with the Show 'N Tell phono-viewer by General Electric. This version is NOT an adaptation of the Walt Disney film, but apparently the earlier fairy tale version. The 33-1/3 RPM record is the size of a 45. Cardboard sleve is 7-in. x 8-5/8 in. Number on cover is ST-105.

Gingerbread Man record and "showslide" filmstrip designed for use with the Show 'N Tell phono-viewer by Gabriel. The 33-1/3 RPM record is the size of a 45. Cardboard sleve is 7-in. x 8-5/8 in. Number on cover is 51251.

The Three Bears record and "showslide" filmstrip designed for use with the Show 'N Tell phono-viewer by General Electric. The 33-1/3 RPM record is the size of a 45. Cardboard sleve is 7-in. x 8-5/8 in. Number on cover is ST-139.