Cover of Cinefantastique Magazine from February 1992 featuring a haunting image related to Silence of the Lambs, highlighting its making, alongside articles on Stephen King and RoboCop 3.
Contents page of Cinefantastique Magazine, February 1992, listing articles including The Making of Silence of the Lambs, RoboCop 3, and other notable features.
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Cover of Cinefantastique Magazine from February 1992 featuring a haunting image related to Silence of the Lambs, highlighting its making, alongside articles on Stephen King and RoboCop 3.Contents page of Cinefantastique Magazine, February 1992, listing articles including The Making of Silence of the Lambs, RoboCop 3, and other notable features.

Cinefantastique Magazine February 1992 Silence of The Lambs VG

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Cinefantastique Magazine – February 1992 – Silence of the Lambs (VG)

This February 1992 issue of Cinefantastique features an extensive making-of on The Silence of the Lambs, alongside coverage of major early-’90s genre releases. The magazine is in very good condition with minor edge wear—excellent shape 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 each magazine ships in a protective plastic covering.

Contents

  • Stephen King Strikes Again! – Survey of Hollywood King projects, including The Dark Half and Sleepwalkers. Gary L. Wood (p.4)

  • RoboCop 3 – Profile of Robert Burke, successor to Peter Weller in the RoboSuit. Dan Persons (p.8)

  • Memoirs of an Invisible Man – John Carpenter on filming Chevy Chase and ILM’s invisibility effects. Steve Biodrowski (p.10)

  • David Cronenberg’s The Naked Lunch – Interview with Canada’s auteur on adapting Burroughs. Gary Kimber (p.12)

  • Freejack – Mick Jagger and Anthony Hopkins in a Sheckley-inspired sci-fi thriller. Gary L. Wood (p.14)

  • The Making of Silence of the Lambs – Behind the scenes of the box-office phenomenon and Oscar hopeful. Dan Persons (p.16)

  • Lunatics – Renaissance Pictures’ direct-to-video project before Evil Dead III. Sue Uram (p.40)

  • Walt Disney’s Beauty and the Beast – Production overview of Disney’s 30th animated feature. Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.42)

  • Captain’s Log—William Shatner – On Star Trek VI and ambitions for Star Trek VII. Mark Altman (p.44)

  • Guyver – The anime/merchandising hero moves toward a U.S. live-action debut. Dan Cziraky (p.46)

  • The Addams Family – Bringing “Thing” to life and crafting the film’s cartoon look. Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.48)

  • Guilty as Charged – Director Sam Irvin’s homage to classic horror stylists. Steve Biodrowski (p.52)

  • Freddy’s Dead—Post-Mortem – After big box office, New Line says Freddy is finished. Steve Biodrowski (p.56)

Departments: Film Ratings (p.54), Reviews (p.57), Box Office Survey (p.59), Letters (p.62)

A strong issue for collectors of horror and science-fiction cinema, highlighting award-winning filmmaking craft and genre history.

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