Cinefantastique Magazine – August 1992 – Evil Dead III: Army of Darkness (Sam Raimi) – Near Mint (NM)
This August 1992 issue of Cinefantastique spotlights Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead saga, featuring an extensive retrospective on the first two films and an in-depth look at the third installment, Army of Darkness. The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only the faintest signs of handling—an excellent copy for collectors. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please review photos for reference. We offer combined shipping upon request, and each magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve.
Contents
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Afraid of the Dark – Oscar-winning writer Mark Peploe directs a psychological dark fantasy exploring childhood fears. Article by Alan Jones (p.4)
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Pet Sematary II – Mary Lambert directs the sequel to her Stephen King hit, starring Edward Furlong in an original story. Preview by Patricia Ross (p.6)
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Batman Returns – Tim Burton reclaims creative control in the sequel to his 1989 blockbuster, with Michael Keaton, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Danny DeVito. Article by Taylor L. White (p.8)
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Futuristic Musclemen – Jean-Claude Van Damme and Dolph Lundgren square off in the sci-fi action film Universal Soldier. Preview by Steve Biodrowski (p.12)
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Stay Tuned – John Ritter and Pam Dawber battle a devilish TV dimension in Peter Hyams’ comedy-fantasy. Article by Robin Brunet (p.14)
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Honey, I Blew Up the Kid – Behind the scenes of Disney’s oversized sequel about a toddler on the rampage. Production article by Daniel Schweiger (p.16)
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Sam Raimi’s Evil Dead Saga – A comprehensive look at Raimi’s cult phenomenon, including retrospectives on Evil Dead I & II and an in-depth preview of Army of Darkness. Articles by Steve Biodrowski & Sue Uram (p.24)
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Split Second – Rutger Hauer stars in a futuristic thriller mixing serial-killer chills with sci-fi horror. Article by Alan Jones (p.54)
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The Lawnmower Man – How the surprise hit paved the way for budget-conscious computer effects. Article by Gary Wood (p.56)
Departments: Reviews (p.57), Box Office Survey (p.61), Letters (p.62)
A pristine collector’s issue for fans of Sam Raimi, horror-comedy, and early 1990s genre cinema, offering rich insights into the production of Army of Darkness and retrospectives on its cult predecessors.


