SCARY MONSTERS #113: A SCREAM QUEENS & HOUSE OF THE GORGON HOMAGE!!!

Don A. Smeraldi's Scary Monsters #113 is an absolute must for horror-vixen fans, covering such stunning scream queens as Barbara Steele (dig that striking, Scott Jackson cover), Karen Black, Carolyn Kearney, Dee Wallace, Jeanne Bates, Musetta Vander, Gloria Holden, Janet Leigh, Marli Renfro (Leigh's "Psycho" body double), Jamie Lee Curtis and many more in a comprehensive gallery that will leave readers gasping in lustful delight. 

To make the issue's 178 pages all the more enticing, dear ol' Dr. Gangrene offers an in-depth, threesome interview with the beautiful, iconic stars of my favorite film of the year, writer/director Joshua Kennedy's "House of the Gorgon". (See April '19 for full review.)

"House of the Gorgon" features Hammer sirens Caroline Munro, Martine Bestwick and Veronica Carlson; and let's not forget the dashing Christopher Neame.  (That's right--the one and only Johnny Alucard from "Dracula: A.D. 1972.")

That Scary Monsters highlights this modern classic and its stars is most appreciated and in my estimation sets the mag on an even higher, prestigious perch.

BTW: Issue #113 also offers a charming article on affable actor, Aron Kincaid, by Tim Lisanti, entitled, "The Beach Boys vs the Creature of Destruction". How's that for extra splash?

If by some crazy chance, you still need convincing, check out #113's ghoulish, video preview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h-PxjyfKbI.

Grab this sensational submission today at your local bookstore or order straight from the Scary Monsters mad lab:
https://www.mymoviemonsters.com/store.php/mymoviemonsters/pd9736371/_scary_monsters_magazine_113__women_of_the_silver_scream_issue_preorder_now.

FILMFAX #152: A NEW FIVE OUNCE TON OF INTELLIGENT FUN!!!

Filmfax #152 creeps forth for the Halloween '18 season, with a fantastic Drew Friedman cover, commemorating John Zacherle (aka Roland). To accompany the spooky cover, #152 contains an absorbing article by Jan Alan Henderson, essaying the Cool Ghoul's horror-hosting impact on pop culture. 

To further Friedman's contribution, the acclaimed illustrator gives us a trip down memory lane, explaining how he came to draw all those legendary, horror actors. This is matched by Christopher M. O'Brien's insightful interview with the late, comic-book legend, Fred Kida, documenting the master's contributions to horror, science fiction and action/adventure through the glorious Golden and Bronze Ages. 

Then there's Anthony Petkovich's revealing interview with Janet Leigh's "Psycho" body double, Marli Renfro, which uncovers her super sexy, cinematic and pin-up legacy. 

Petkovich also dishes us a devilish interview with the late, great Grandfather of Gore, Herschell Gordon Lewis, where the writer/director/entrepreneur highlights his early life and notorious films. 

To bridge these swell submissions, there's more death-ray coverage (courtesy of editor/publisher Mike Stein); a futuristic-car pictorial; movie/book reviews; and all those awe-inspiring, behind-the-scenes photos that readers have come to expect from their forever faithful periodical.

Pick up your copy of #152 today at your favorite book store, kiosk or online source.