| ISSUE 67 |
ships from 24 June 1999 |
UK £3.25 / US $5.99 |
The Mummy
How the legend of the Mummy was updated for the new Universal
blockbuster, and became the number one film in the US. Plus Brendan Fraser and
Rachel Weisz feature on our fantastic poster. Plus the Shivers review...
The Haunting
Catherine Zeta Jones, Liam Neeson, Lili Taylor and their director Jan de
Bont talk on the set of this new millennial version of the famous novel The
Haunting of Hill House by Shirley Jackson.
More...
Udo Keir
Cult actor Udo Keir recalls his classic kitsch movies including Andy
Warhols Dracula, and his role opposite John Malkovitch in the new biopic
of German Expressionist director FW Murnau in Shadow of the Vampire
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Bride of Chucky
Chuckys back, and this time hes in love! Director Ronny Yu
on bringing the Doll from Hell back to life, and star Jennifer Tilly says,
"it's not every day you get asked to be the bride of the world's most
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Hammer Reunion
The stars of Hammer films got together for the second annual reunion at
the famous Bray studios near Windsor
German Expressionism
Eight influential early German films which redrew the lines of shock
cinema (before the Universal Horrors of the 1930s), reviewed by Jonathan Rigby
and sumptuously illiustrated by Claudia Andrei
Apt Pupil
Screenwriter Brandon Boyce discusses adapting Stephen Kings short
story into this new shocker
Mad Docs
A new book looks at the careers of three actors who cornered the market
in playing mad scientists in the Thirties and Forties
Plus our regular sections:
- News including: Canned Hype announcements,
Fantasm is off, but the Poe season in London and a Nigel Kneale weekend
in Cardiff are on...
- Over ten pages of
reviews. On-line selections:
The Mummy, plus new Buffy and X-Files books
- Horror on the Web
World-wide-web Horror, and where to look for it
- Writer and broadcaster Kim Newman discovers
some kitsch classics in genre music in Opinion
- Ingrid Pitt launches her autobiography and
raises the hammer for Hammer in The Pitt of
Horror
- The Fright of Your
Life Karloff and Rathbone see off Vincent Price in The Tower
of London!
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