Cinefantastique Magazine June 1987 Vol 17 No. 3 Star Trek Trilogy VG

Cinefantastique Magazine – June 1987 (Vol. 17, No. 3) – Star Trek Trilogy – VG, No Label

This June 1987 issue of Cinefantastique (Vol. 17, No. 3) is a Star Trek movie trilogy special, spotlighting The Wrath of Khan, The Search for Spock, and The Voyage Home. Inside are interviews with Leonard Nimoy on directing, Nicholas Meyer on revitalizing the franchise, and a detailed look at Industrial Light & Magic’s special effects for Star Trek IV. A full behind-the-scenes chronicle of Nimoy’s directing debut on Star Trek III rounds out this comprehensive coverage of Trek’s big-screen rebirth.

Other features include summer previews of Predator, RoboCop, Masters of the Universe, and Harry & the Hendersons, plus coverage of My Demon Lover, Evil Dead II, and A Nightmare on Elm Street III.

This copy is in very good condition, with only light wear along the edges. The exact item shown in the listing photos is what you’ll receive. See images for details. Combined shipping is available, and every magazine ships in a plastic protective sleeve.

Table of Contents

Features & Previews

• 4 – Predator – Arnold Schwarzenegger leads a jungle squad in a tense summer shocker from 20th Century-Fox. / Frederick S. Clarke

• 6 – RoboCop – Paul Verhoeven’s satirical future, with makeup by Rob Bottin. / Dan Bates

• 8 – Masters of the Universe – He-Man’s live-action debut. / Ben Herndon & Larry Tetesky

• 13 – Harry & the Hendersons – Spielberg’s Amblin Entertainment presents a loveable Bigfoot. / Frederick S. Clarke

Star Trek Focus

• 24 – Star Trek: The Movie Trilogy – From The Wrath of Khan to The Voyage Home: Leonard Nimoy, Nicholas Meyer, and ILM’s FX team discuss bringing Trek back to glory. / Dann Gire, Dennis Fischer & Ron Magid

• 48 – The Making of Star Trek III – An inside look at Nimoy’s first time directing, with DeForest Kelley, Charles Correll, Bob Dawson, and more. / Sheldon Teitelbaum & Kay Anderson

Additional Articles

• 86 – My Demon Lover – Carl Fullerton’s effects-driven horror comedy. / Steve Biodrowski

• 92 – Evil Dead II – Raimi, Campbell, and crew talk about making their unrated sequel. / Tim Hewitt

• 94 – Nightmare on Elm Street III – How the biggest hit of the franchise was made. / Jim Clark

Departments

• Coming (p.12)

• Reviews (p.102)

• Film Ratings (p.114)

• Letters (p.124)

Condition Notes:

• Very good vintage condition; minor edge wear only.

• Bright cover; no mailing label.

Shipping & Handling:

• Combined shipping offered upon request.

• All items ship with a clear plastic protective cover.

A must-have issue for Star Trek fans and collectors of 1980s sci-fi cinema magazines!