A CANDLE FOR THE DEVIL ON RUE MORGUE #153
RUE MORGUE #153 – GIANT MONSTER MAN Legendary B-movie king BERT I. GORDON returns to the big screen 25 years after his last release, featuring an all-new interview plus highlights of his 50+ year...
Category: Mag/zines
EXHUMED MOVIES #8
Issue #8 of the Spanish Fanzine Exhumed movies is here. ONLY SPANISH FRIENDLY. 22 euros plus shipping. For purchasing and questions exhumedzine@gmail.com Contents: CINE OSCURO ESPAÑOL (SPANISH OBSCURE CINEMA) LINA ROMAY “The improtance of...
PREVIEW: EL BUQUE MALDITO ZINE #22
El Buque Maldito is one of the most popular fanzines in Spain. Issue by issue they have become an important part of our country fandom. Not only do they cover the latest events, horror...
HorrorHound Magazine #51
or the 51st issue of HorrorHound Magazine, we take a break from celebrating the horrors hidden under the bed, in the closet, down the sewers, or in your dreams – and instead look to...
Tim Paxton’s MONSTER! #13 is now on sale!
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Jess Franco special on new Delirium issue!
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GOREZONE #34
Front in center in GOREZONE #34 (shipping in February) is Ryan Nicholson, the Canadian special makeup artist turned filmmaker who has served up such unapologetic carnage-fests as LIVE FEED, GUTTERBALLS, HANGER and COLLAR and...
Diabolique Magazine Feb / March 2015
Here we have the cover of next issue of Diabolique magazine. More information and purchasing here: http://diaboliquemagazine.com/
“Space Monsters” JANUARY SALE!
Catch up on your back issues of SPACE MONSTERS MAGAZINE and MONSTER MAG in their exclusive Amazon sale!! Check out this Amazon.co.uk LINK for our SPACE MONSTERS MAGAZINE offers including issues signed exclusively by Britain’s...
Full contents for FANGORIA #339
GUTS MINIFEATURE: THE 2014 ITALIAN HORROR FEST Last year’s event celebrated fear from within and outside its home country. RETROSPECTIVE: “MESSIAH OF EVIL,” PART TWO Offscreen influences couldn’t prevent this cult flick from rising...
