Cinefantastique Magazine – December 1991 – Star Trek / Gene Roddenberry – Near Mint (NM)
This December 1991 issue of Cinefantastique commemorates Star Trek’s 25th Anniversary, featuring an in-depth interview with creator Gene Roddenberry, a retrospective on the franchise, and a preview of Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only the faintest signs of handling—an exceptional 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 Return of John Carpenter – An interview with the acclaimed director about returning to filmmaking after a three-year hiatus. By Thomas Nilsson (p.4)
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Memoirs of an Invisible Man – Carpenter’s comeback project, blending comedy and adventure with groundbreaking effects. Preview by Steve Biodrowski (p.7)
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Star Trek: The 25th Anniversary – Gene Roddenberry reflects on the origins and evolution of Star Trek, with a retrospective of the series and an early look at Star Trek VI. Articles by Sheldon Teitelbaum; Analysis by Thomas Doherty (p.8)
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Steven Spielberg’s Hook – A behind-the-scenes look at Spielberg’s secretive Peter Pan adventure. Preview by Lawrence Brooks (p.28)
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Wes Craven’s Elm Street Detour – Craven ventures beyond Freddy Krueger with a new horror project drawn from real events. Preview by Steve Biodrowski (p.30)
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The Addams Family—The Movie – Barry Sonnenfeld discusses bringing Charles Addams’ beloved macabre cartoons to the big screen. Preview by Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.32)
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Retrospect: TV’s The Addams Family – A look back at the 1960s sitcom that inspired the film adaptation. Articles by Robert T. Garcia (p.40)
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The Effects of Suburban Commando – Crafting special effects on a tight budget for Hulk Hogan’s sci-fi comedy. Article by Lawrence Brooks (p.48)
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Mom & Dad Save the World – Director Greg Beeman explains the FX work behind this interstellar comedy. Article by Steve Biodrowski (p.50)
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Filming Terminator 2 – Producer Larry Kasanoff and James Cameron discuss shooting the record-breaking blockbuster. Interview by Dann Gire (p.52)
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Eerie, Indiana – Joe Dante brings his offbeat sensibility to NBC’s new fantasy series. Article by Mark Dawidziak (p.54)
Departments: Reviews (p.55), Box Office Survey (p.57)
A pristine collector’s issue celebrating Star Trek’s enduring legacy and offering a snapshot of early-’90s science fiction, fantasy, and horror filmmaking.