issue 68 ships from 19 July 1999 UK £3.25 / US $5.99 The Blair Witch Project • How an independently-made film with no star actors was hailed as the hit of the Sundance Film Festival, and is already being referred to as ‘the scariest film ever made’. Plus: we reveal the history of the Blair Witch more... The Abominable Dr. Phibes • Vincent Price has a ball as the deranged Doctor as we feature a flashback to this Horror classic, also starring Joseph Cotten and Terry-Thomas Talos the Mummy • Scriptwriter Keith Williams explains how he created a new variation on the Mummy legend, and its progress to the screen starring Christopher Lee. Plus a Shivers review! Hannibal Returns! • As Dr Lecter returns in Thomas Harris’ sequel to The Silence of the Lambs we look back to Hannibal the Cannibal’s first screen incarnation in Michael Mann’s Manhunter. Plus: Kim Newman on the new book Buffy Banned • Following the Columbine High School Massacre, two episodes of Buffy were removed from the schedules, including the crucial season finale. What happened next was almost stranger than fiction... Plus: a special pull-out Graduation poster of the Scooby Gang! Pumpkinhead • In 1987, effects maestro Stan Winston directed a chilling tale of backwoods Horror, soon to be re-released on video Stigmata • A preview of the new Frank Mancuso Jr.-produced psychological Horror film starring Patricia Arquette (as a woman who develops Christ-like mystical wounds) and Gabriel Byrne CineXS • A cult Horror festival promises to bring some rare gems to deepest Hertfordshire this September Plus our regular sections: News including: Christopher Fowler’s surreal and sexy Horror novels are to be brought to the screen, plus Dimension Films go Platinum eight pages of reviews. On-line selections: Herzog's Nosferatu on DVD, plus a new book on Lucio Fulci Writer and broadcaster Kim Newman isn’t impressed by Thomas Harris’ Hannibal in Opinion Ingrid Pitt looks forward to a Monster convention and anticipates the wedding of the year in The Pitt of Horror The Fright of Your Life: Bela Lugosi plays a human monster in a British Horror movie from the 1930s, Dark Eyes of London	Now you can order any of our magazines via our safe, secure and searchable service – VI DIRECT Check the Info on our new choice of stores To order or subscribe, go direct to one of these Shivers sections • US Store • UK / World Store Additional Navigation: HOME CULT TIMES FILM REVIEW MOVIE IDOLS SHIVERS STARBURST TV ZONE XPOSÉ LINKS VI DIRECT STORES INFO