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Issue 12’s cover story heads to smalltown Spain with Hammer’s The Curse of the Werewolf taking centre stage. As the studio’s only werewolf horror movie, and the launchpad for future Hollywood legend Oliver Reed, this undoubted classic is always worthy of a closer look. From its production to the unique atmosphere and wealth of superlative performances, as well as its place in werewolf movie history, this is the perfect way to discover a Hammer Horror milestone.
Naturally, there’s plenty more besides. An in-depth biography of Fay Wray reveals her life and work, exploring her identity as one of cinema’s all-time scream queens. You’ll discover that 1933’s King Kong was just one of many key horror movies in which she played an essential role, helping to shape scream cinema as we know it.
Other articles include a rundown of some of horror cinema’s creepiest kids. From the innocent victims of monster terror, through to the wickedest of little brats, we’ll show you that the smiling youngsters of horror are by no means all sweetness and light. We head into the realms of hirsute horror too, with 1942 thriller Dr Renault’s Secret starring J Carrol Naish.
There’s plenty more in here too, so if you like your monsters classic and your magazines produced to the highest standard, Classic Monsters of the Movies #12 is an unmissable part of your horror collection. Our winning combination of beautiful imagery, exceptional print quality and sheer passion makes this the monster magazine you’ve been missing.
Issue #12 of Classic Monsters of the Movies includes:
The Curse of the Werewolf – Hammer’s journey into the werewolf genre stands alone in so many ways. Oliver Reed dominates the screen, but has tough competition in a movie so full of excellent detail, sympathetic characters and a unique atmosphere.
Chilling Cherubs – the little treasures can be little terrors too. Whether they’re putting other people in danger, being victimised themselves, or turning out to be the spawn of pure evil, kids have a lot to answer for in classic horror movies.
Black Sabbath – Mario Bava’s anthology horror thriller makes for intriguing viewing, with a range of stories offering a wealth of creeps and shocks. Horror historian Bruce G Hallenbeck looks this haunting entry into the annals of moviedom.
The Ghost Train – all aboard for laughs and chills as we join Arthur Askey on the desolate station platform. There’s a train approaching, but is it the kind you really want to board? Find out in our Kitsch Corner profile of this spooky mystery.
And more besides!
Issue 12 of Classic Monsters of the Movies is packed with vivid full colour imagery and insightful journalism, designed and printed to a breathtaking standard. The combination of beautiful, clean layout, first-rate image reproduction and compelling articles from some of the genre’s leading writers has monster kids around the world talking. Each lovingly illustrated article keeps the passion for classic horror movies alive – it’s no wonder CMotM is fast becoming the world’s favourite monster movie magazine.
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Magazine specification:
68 pages
Full colour throughout
Packed with stills, posters, articles and info
Printed and finished to the highest standard
