Description
Cinefantastique Magazine – January 1987 – Little Shop of Horrors – Near Mint (NM)
This is an original Cinefantastique Magazine from January 1987, featuring an in-depth preview of Little Shop of Horrors and a wide array of articles on science fiction, fantasy, and horror cinema. The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only the faintest signs of handling. The pictured copy is the exact item you will receive. Please review photos for reference. We offer combined shipping, and every magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve to ensure its continued preservation.
Contents
Features
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Little Shop of Horrors – Alan Jones and Dan Scapperotti report from the London set of Warner Bros.’ $26 million musical, including insights on Howard Ashman’s pivotal contributions. (p.16)
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The Original “Little Shop” – Dennis Fischer explores Roger Corman’s 1960 cult hit and its offbeat origins. (p.27)
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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home – Eric Duce and Steve Fobert review the latest installment and its inventive finale. (p.4)
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Hypersapien – Dan Scapperotti introduces a memorable extraterrestrial creation. (p.7)
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Captain EO – Ron Magid highlights Burman Studio’s makeup work for Michael Jackson’s groundbreaking 3-D short. (p.9)
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Journey to the Center of the Earth – Steve Biodrowski covers Rusty Lemorande’s directorial approach to the Jules Verne classic. (p.10)
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Paul Verhoeven’s RoboCop – C. V. Drake previews Verhoeven’s unique spin on a futuristic law-enforcement story. (p.13)
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Stuart Gordon: The Re-Animator – Stephen Rebello profiles Gordon’s career and upcoming projects. (p.32)
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Richard Franklin’s Link – Alan Jones examines the filmmaker’s career and his latest suspense thriller. (p.36)
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The New Twilight Zone – Ben Herndon takes an inside look at changes behind the scenes of the anthology revival. (p.40)
Departments
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Coming (p.6)
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Reviews (p.42)
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Film Ratings (p.50)
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Letters (p.62)
A superb addition for collectors and enthusiasts of genre cinema, this issue offers a detailed window into late-1980s filmmaking, from musicals and sci-fi adventures to horror and television classics.