Cinefantastique Magazine January 1986 cover featuring Ridley Scott’s film Legend, showcasing a striking image of a fantastical creature. This near mint copy is ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of fantasy cinema.
Cinefantastique Magazine January 1986 contents page listing features such as interviews with Ridley Scott and Rob Bottin, previews of Nightmare on Elm Street II and other films. A valuable resource for fans of film history.
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Cinefantastique Magazine January 1986 cover featuring Ridley Scott’s film Legend, showcasing a striking image of a fantastical creature. This near mint copy is ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of fantasy cinema.Cinefantastique Magazine January 1986 contents page listing features such as interviews with Ridley Scott and Rob Bottin, previews of Nightmare on Elm Street II and other films. A valuable resource for fans of film history.

Cinefantastique Magazine January 1986 Legend, Ridley Scott Near Mint NM

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Cinefantastique Magazine – January 1986 – Legend (Ridley Scott) – Near Mint (NM)

This January 1986 issue of Cinefantastique offers an in-depth exploration of Ridley Scott’s visually stunning fantasy Legend, featuring interviews with Scott and makeup artist Rob Bottin on the film’s groundbreaking designs and enchanting imagery. 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

  • The Making of Legend – Ridley Scott discusses the challenges of crafting breathtaking fantasy worlds, while Rob Bottin details his innovative makeup creations. Interviews by Alan Jones & Steve Biodrowski (p.22)

  • Amazing Steve – Hollywood’s top producer/director reflects on his creative roots and his unique NBC-TV deal. Interview by Bill Kelley (p.20)

  • Psycho III – Norman Bates returns, with Anthony Perkins directing this third installment of the Hitchcock classic. Preview by C.V. Drake (p.9)

  • Nightmare on Elm Street II – Freddy Krueger slashes his way back in a sequel that launches a new era for the franchise. Preview by Jim Clark (p.14)

  • Santa Claus – The Salkinds trade Superman for St. Nick in a holiday fantasy; a retrospective on Santa’s film history. Article by C.V. Drake (p.16)

  • Enemy Mine – Behind the scenes of this sci-fi tale, including the challenges of changing directors mid-production. Article by Les Paul Robley (p.13)

  • Transylvania 6-5000 – Rudy DeLuca packs his comedy debut with an assortment of classic monsters. Preview by Alan Jones (p.10)

  • Silver Bullet – A small North Carolina town faces terror in another Stephen King adaptation. Article by Tim Hewitt (p.4)

  • The Goonies – Tracing the evolution of Sloth, from Spielberg’s idea to the final effects work. Article by Carol H. Blake (p.32)

  • The Doctor and the Devils – Revisiting Freddie Francis’ atmospheric take on grave-robbing lore. Article by Greg Mank & Janrae Frank (p.28)

  • Return to Oz – Exploring the Nome King’s kingdom and Will Vinton’s pioneering Claymation. Article by Janeen A. Olsen (p.46)

Departments: Coming (p.6), Reviews (p.36), Film Ratings (p.44), Letters (p.62)

A superb collector’s edition for fans of Ridley Scott, fantasy cinema, and mid-1980s genre filmmaking, offering rich behind-the-scenes insights and vivid production history.

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