Cover of Cinefantastique Magazine, June 1992, featuring Alien 3: It Came From Development Hell. The cover includes artwork of an alien and a character from the film, highlighting themes of horror and sci-fi.
Contents page of Cinefantastique Magazine, June 1992, detailing articles including Alien 3: It Came From Development Hell, Cool World, Hellraiser III, and more, providing insights into genre cinema.
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Cover of Cinefantastique Magazine, June 1992, featuring Alien 3: It Came From Development Hell. The cover includes artwork of an alien and a character from the film, highlighting themes of horror and sci-fi.Contents page of Cinefantastique Magazine, June 1992, detailing articles including Alien 3: It Came From Development Hell, Cool World, Hellraiser III, and more, providing insights into genre cinema.

Cinefantastique Magazine June 1992 Alien 3 It Came From Development Hell VG

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Cinefantastique Magazine – June 1992 – Alien 3: It Came From Development Hell (VG)

This June 1992 issue of Cinefantastique presents an in-depth look at Alien 3 and the turbulent production that earned the film its reputation as “development hell.” The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges and is an excellent copy 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 every magazine is shipped in a protective plastic covering.

Contents

  • H.P. Lovecraft’s The Resurrected – Dan O’Bannon seeks to revive his directing career with a faithful adaptation of Lovecraft’s work. Preview by Steve Biodrowski (p.4)

  • Alien 3: It Came From Development Hell – An exploration of the firings, lawsuits, and indecision that complicated the making of this long-awaited sequel. Preview by Patrick Hobby & Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.8)

  • Sam Raimi’s Army of Darkness – Raimi refines his Evil Dead franchise for mainstream audiences. Preview by Steve Biodrowski (p.22)

  • Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth – The gory saga continues without Clive Barker’s direct involvement. Articles by William Wilson Goodson Jr. (p.24)

  • Where’s Star Wars 4? – George Lucas’ focus shifts to new ventures while fans await the next chapter. Article by Nolan Wright (p.28)

  • The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles – Lucas adapts his blockbuster franchise for television. Article by Mark Dawidziak (p.30)

  • Ralph Bakshi’s Cool World – An adult animated experiment starring Kim Basinger. Preview by Daniel Schweiger (p.32)

  • Walt Disney’s Peter Pan—A Retrospect – A historical look at Disney’s classic and related adaptations, including Spielberg’s Hook. Production article by Taylor White (p.35)

  • Wes Craven’s Nightmare Cafe – Craven discusses his genre work and ventures into television. Interview by Mark Dawidziak (p.46)

  • Waxwork II: Lost in Time – A comedic homage to classic horror scenes. Preview by Steve Biodrowski (p.48)

  • Dario Argento’s The Sect – Inside Michele Soavi’s direction of Argento’s latest horror feature. Article by Alan Jones (p.50)

  • Peter Greenaway’s Prospero’s Books – The filmmaker shares his provocative approach to cinema. Interview by Dan Scapperotti (p.52)

  • Filming Freejack – Director Geoff Murphy discusses filming in Atlanta and merging sci-fi with artistry. Article by Patricia Ross (p.56)

  • Departments: Film Ratings (p.54), Reviews (p.57), Letters (p.62)

A valuable collector’s item for fans of science fiction, horror, and film history, this issue delivers a detailed snapshot of early 1990s genre cinema and behind-the-scenes insights.

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