Cult Movies (1990 Videosonic Arts) comic books
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Issue #7
Published 1993 by Cult Movies.$8.30
View scanThis issue includes the following: reviews of The Bride and the Beast, Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Angry Red Planet, The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms, the Planet of the Apes series, White Zombie, The Amazing Colossal Man, War of the Colossal Beast, and other movies; features on Death Laid an Egg (1967) and Godzilla vs. Mothra; an interview with Turhan Bey; articles on Toho's monsters and Mexican wrestling films; a piece on the personal appearances of George Reeves; a letter by Forrest J Ackerman; and more. Cover art by Jimmy Zero. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #18
Published 1996 by Cult Movies.$4.00
This issue includes the following: reviews of Boom in the Moon, The Oblong Box, The Unearthly, Mommy, The Black Cat (1966), The Monolith Monsters, The Reptile, Space Monster, The Rocketeer, and other movies; a feature on Mexican vampire films; a piece on Jack Arnold; interviews with Jackie Chan, Steve Reeves, and Sara Karloff; "An Appreciation of Die, Monster, Die"; "The Apeman Revisited"; and more. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #20
Published 1996 by Cult Movies.$6.49
$5.49
This issue includes the following: reviews of The Black Sleep, The Black Scorpion, Body Fever, The Mighty Ursus, Spider Baby, and other movies; "Boris Karloff and the Horror Ban"; a piece on Ilona Massey; a feature on Moe Howard; "Hercules and Beyond"; interviews with Pat Priest, Shinji Nishikawa, and Kenichi Eguchi; an article about Buster Keaton; and more. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #22
Published 1997 by Cult Movies.$5.00
This issue includes the following: reviews of Valley of the Dragons, Planet of the Vampires, Face of Fire, Tower of London, Plan 9 from Outer Space, Red Ribbons, Voodoo Dolls, After Sunset, and other movies; a feature on Phantom of the Opera; a piece on Dwight Frye on Broadway; "Harry Langdon Remembered; "Alex Gordon on Ed Wood"; an interview with Donna Martell; "Japanese Genre Film Mavericks" part one; a letter by comic book artist Kerry Gammill; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #23
Published 1997 by Cult Movies.$5.49
This issue includes the following: reviews of Vampire Journals, Jumping Jacks, The Big Noise, Ghost Story, the Batman serials, and more; a feature on Lawrence of Arabia; a retrospective of Ghidrah the Three Headed Monster; a piece on George "Spanky" McFarland; interviews with Liz Renay; "The Last Bride of Dracula: Hope Lugosi 1919-1997"; part two of "Japanese Genre Film Mavericks"; an article about Curly of the Three Stooges; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #25
Published 1998 by Cult Movies.$5.49
This issue includes the following: reviews of The Mummy's Hand, The Return of Chandu, Plague of the Zombies, The Embalmer, Blue Sunshine, Habitat, The Three Musketeers (1939), and other movies; a feature on Steve Reeves and his movies; a piece on Terrytoons; "Ed Bernds and the Three Stooges"; "Japanese Erotica: A Woman Called Sada Abe and Wife to be Sacrificed have American Premiere"; Bela Lugosi/Dracula in Vegas; an interview with Shirley Ulmer; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #26
Published 1998 by Cult Movies.$4.49
This special double issue includes the following: reviews of Necromania, Empire of the Ants, Mandingo, Screen Kill, Cyber Bandits, and other movies; a feature on Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman; an article about Harry Stephen Keeler; a piece on Andy Warhol's Frankenstein; and an interview with Ray Walston about Bela Lugosi. The flip side of the magazine revives Forrest J Ackerman's classic Spacemen (called Spacewomen this time around) and includes an interview with Forrest J Ackerman about Metropolis, "The Making of the Original Godzilla"; a tribute to Rocketship X-M; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #27
Published 1998 by Cult Movies.$5.49
This issue includes the following: reviews of T-Men, Things II, Butterflies, Lost in Space (the movie), The Strange Case of Dr. RX, and other movies; an article about Charlie Chan; a piece on Toho's Frankenstein films; extensive features on Dracula; an article about Helen Chandler; an interview with Frank J. Dello Stritto; "Vampira on her Life"; and more. Cover art by R & R Printing. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #29
Published 1999 by Cult Movies.$5.49
This issue includes the following: reviews of Starship Troopers, Legend of Hellhouse, Great Guns, Seeds of Evil, Free Enterprise, Firecracker, and other movies; a feature on Black Friday; "The Mystery of Manly P. Hall"; "Conrad Veidt: The Cinema's Master of the Shadows"; "Karloff on Television"; an interview with Verne Langdon; a look at This Island Earth; and more. Cover art by Wayne L. Hatley. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #30
Published 1999 by Cult Movies.$6.00
This issue includes the following: reviews of The Tenth Victim, Strangler in the Swamp, Gentleman Killer, Violence at Noon, Prophecy, and other movies; features on John Waters and John Woo; a piece on Bela Lugosi; an interview with Darlene Tompkins; a look back at Cat-Women of the Moon; an article about Straw Dogs; a profile of Deanna Milligan; and more. Cover art by Wayne L. Hatley. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #32
Published 2000 by Cult Movies.$6.00
This issue includes the following: reviews of Horror Express, Panic in the Year Zero!, White Zombie, The Bells, Bluebeard, Psycho II, and other movies; interviews with Ho Meng-Hua, Kenneth Branagh, and Lyn Thomas; extensive articles on Alfred Hitchcock; "Catfights in the Cinema"; the cult movies of Andy Kaufman; and more. Cover art by Wayne L. Hatley. Cover price $4.95.
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Issue #38
Published 2001 by Cult Movies.$6.00
Photo cover features OJ Simpson. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, Joe Wawrzyniak, Mike Malloy, Tom Weaver, Charles Zigman, Ron Ford, Tom Weaver, and Bob Chinn. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features retrospectives on Lon Chaney Jr. and Boris Karloff, and an interview with horror-film legend Michael Berryman. The Juice is Stranger Than Fiction: The Ominous Cinematic Legacy of O.J. Simpson; I Spit on Your Grave: The Cinematic Legacy of Jerry Gross; The Men Who Would Be Bond (and One Who Kinda Was); Interview with a Karloff Co-Star; Adventures of an Ultra Fab Prof; Money is the Root of All Happiness: The Candy Snatchers, a 30th Anniversary Retrospective; Michael Berryman Interview; Remembering Lon Chaney Jr.; Indian Films A-Z; Film, Video and DVD Reviews. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.
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Issue #40
Published 2001 by Cult Movies.$5.49
Photo cover features Verne Langdon. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, Coco Kiyonaga, Frank Dello Stritto, Joe Wawrzyniak, Mike Malloy, Jan Alan Henderson, Ken Brooks, Andi Brooks and David Hayes. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features an article on Verne Langdon, known in cult monster mask circles as the creative force behind the Don Post Studios "Calendar Masks", and an interview with horror comics publisher James Warren. The Brody Bunch: Unforgettably Overdone, Incredibly Gruesome & Memorably Moving Death Scenes in Movies; Verne Langdon: Off the Chain!; Dracula's Coffin; James Warren Live! Interview; Death Collector: The Greatest Low-Budget Sci-Fi Film Nobody has Seen/Heard About/Discovered/Celebrated; Are the Mad Scientists, Maniacs, and Madmen of Yesterday the Ancestors of Today's Terrorists?; The Naked Ape: Playboy & Universal's Lost Movie; New Light on Dark Eyes of London Part Two; When Sci-Fi Was in the Pink: An Interview with Sidney Pink; Film, Video and DVD Reviews. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.
