Cinefantastique Magazine – December 1987 – RoboCop – Near Mint (NM)
This December 1987 issue of Cinefantastique delivers an in-depth behind-the-scenes look at RoboCop, Paul Verhoeven’s science-fiction noir that became one of the decade’s most enduring cult hits. The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only the faintest signs of handling—an outstanding copy for collectors. The item pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review photos for reference. We offer combined shipping upon request, and every magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve.
Contents
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The Storyteller – A behind-the-scenes view of Jim Henson’s enchanting animatronic fairy tale series for NBC. Preview by Alan Jones (p.4)
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Prince of Darkness – John Carpenter returns to independent horror filmmaking with a stripped-down supernatural thriller. Preview by Dennis Fischer (p.7)
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Pumpkinhead – Stan Winston’s horror directing debut aims to rescue DEG from financial trouble. Preview by Dan Scapperotti (p.10)
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Batteries Not Included – Spielberg’s latest heartwarming production centers on tiny, flying saucer-like visitors. Preview by Frederick S. Clarke (p.13)
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Star Trek: The Next Generation – Gene Roddenberry’s new series debuts amid script and production challenges. Article by Dennis Fischer (p.14)
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On Location with RoboCop – An insider’s look at the film’s makeup and special effects during production. Articles by Dan Bates & C.V. Drake (p.17)
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Cyberpunk – From Max Headroom to RoboCop, exploring science fiction’s stylish, tech-driven new wave. Article by Brooks Landon (p.27)
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Schwarzenegger on Predator – Arnold Schwarzenegger discusses the effects, story, and challenges behind the summer hit. Interview by Dann Gire (p.32)
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Flowers in the Attic – Weighing romance against horror in adapting V.C. Andrews’ best-seller. Article by Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.38)
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Hello Mary Lou: Prom Night II – A Canadian sequel that reinvents the franchise with elaborate makeup effects. Article by Gary Kimber (p.40)
Departments: Coming (p.6), Reviews (p.42), Film Ratings (p.52), Letters (p.62)
A pristine collector’s edition for fans of RoboCop and late-1980s genre cinema, offering fascinating coverage of practical effects, science fiction trends, and emerging cult classics.