Cinefantastique Magazine – April 1991 – Arnold Schwarzenegger / Terminator 2 (VG)
This April 1991 issue of Cinefantastique presents an inside look at Arnold Schwarzenegger’s return in Terminator 2: Judgment Day, with coverage of James Cameron’s ambitious sequel to the 1984 classic. The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges—an excellent copy for its age. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please review photos for condition purposes. We offer combined shipping upon request, and every magazine is shipped in a protective plastic covering.
Contents
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II – Writer Todd Langen and producer David Chan discuss bringing the hit franchise back to the big screen. Preview by Gary Wood (p.4)
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Welcome to “Valkenvania” – Producer Robert Weiss and effects artist Dave Miller detail the production of Dan Aykroyd’s eccentric directorial debut. Preview by Steve Biodrowski (p.6)
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Highlander 2: The Quickening – Russell Mulcahy directs Sean Connery and Christopher Lambert in this futuristic fantasy sequel. Preview by Alan Jones (p.8)
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Whatever Happened to Stan Winston’s Upworld? – The makeup maestro’s stalled gnome project makes its way back into view. Preview by Tim Vandehey (p.12)
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The NeverEnding Story II – Author Michael Ende reflects on Hollywood’s take on his beloved novel. Preview by Eric Hansen (p.14)
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Pulling the Strings on Puppet Master 2 – David Allen steps behind the camera for the killer doll sequel. Preview by Mark Thomas McGee (p.16)
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Nameless – Israeli director Avi Nesher’s path to Hollywood genre filmmaking. Preview by Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.18)
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Larry Cohen’s The Ambulance – Cohen mines personal experience for this offbeat medical thriller. Preview by Dennis Fischer (p.20)
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Cyberpunk Hardware – Richard Stanley’s low-budget sci-fi shocker examined. Critique by Brooks Landon; On-Set Report by Alan Jones (p.22)
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Popcorn – Alan Ormsby’s troubled directorial debut is explored in depth. Preview by Gary Kimber (p.28)
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Gate II – A continuation of the 1987 horror hit, featuring Randy Cook’s imaginative stop-motion effects. Preview by Gary Kimber (p.30)
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Schwarzenegger’s Terminator 2 – Arnold Schwarzenegger returns as the unstoppable cyborg in James Cameron’s groundbreaking action sequel. Preview by Frederick S. Clarke (p.32)
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The Making of Total Recall – Paul Verhoeven and Dan O’Bannon recount the technical challenges of creating a Mars adventure in Mexico. Articles by Bill Florence (p.34)
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Wendigo – Tom Chaney harnesses advanced effects for a low-budget horror project. Article by Sue Uram (p.48)
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Bruce Joel Rubin—Movie Metaphysician – The screenwriter behind Ghost and Jacob’s Ladder discusses blending the spiritual with cinematic storytelling. Interview by Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.50)
Departments: Film Ratings (p.54), Reviews (p.56), Letters (p.62).
An essential addition for collectors and fans of action and science fiction, this issue captures the excitement surrounding Terminator 2 while surveying a broad range of genre films from the early 1990s.


