Issue #117 • ships from Nov 25 2004
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Blade: Trinity
• Wesley Snipes, Jessica Biel and Ryan Reynolds join director David Goyer to talk about taking on the oldest Vampire of them all – Count Dracula – in this action-packed new movie

Alien vs Predator
• A dazzling collection of behind-the-scenes photos charting the creation of a new look for the Aliens and the Predators in the long-awaited monster death match!

Return of the Living Dead
• Alan Jones brings us a chilling set report from the zombie epics Return… Parts 4 and 5, in Romania and locations include the abandoned Chernobyl Power Station!

Phantoms of the Opera
• As anticipation grows for the latest movie version of Gaston Leroux’s famous story, we look back at a gallery of famous film Phantoms including Lon Chaney, Claude Rains and Herbert Lom

Do You Like Hitchcock?
• Horror legend Dario Argento talks about his new project for TV – a grisly tribute to the Master of Suspense which might give the censors a hard time!

• New Horror-themed roles for Milla Jovovich, Nic Cage and Demi Moore
  
  
• Another Texas Chainsaw Massacre
  
  
• Adventure in Atlantis Rising
  
  
• Terry Gilliam’s new Fantasy Tideland
  
  

• Blade, Hannibal and Abigail join forces on our Blade: Trinity poster!

• Jonathan Rigby chooses another classic moment from Horror history, this issue – a murderous priest in The House of Mortal Sin!

• Kim Newman continues his look at Dracula’s career as a Porn star in Dracula Sucks!

• Ingrid Pitt looks at the scary Christmas treat that is Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas

• Film Reviews
  There’s a new take on two famous movie monsters in Paul WS Anderson’s Alien vs Predator, plus Sarah Michelle Gellar faces a vengeful ghost in Takashi Shimizu’s The Grudge
  
  
• DVD Reviews
  The Day After Tomorrow, The Stepford Wives, Warner HorrorsI, Monster and It’s Alive! plus your chance to win a copy of the Complete Buffy box-set!
  
  
• Book Reviews
  In This Skin by Simon Clark, Howling Hounds by Phil Locascio and Horror Poster Art – plus a tribute to Peter Cushing and a guide to British Horror.
  
  
• TV Reviews
  Horror returns to TV in the shape of Sky’s new series Hex, in which a schoolgirl with psychic powers takes on a fallen Angel.
  
  

Images taken from this issue are copyright or courtesy of: Amalgamated Dynamics Ltd, Universal Pictures, Warner Bros

All other contents © Visual Imagination Ltd 2004. Not for reproduction

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