Cinefantastique Magazine March 1986 Psycho III, Anthony Perkins Near Mint NM

Cinefantastique Magazine – March 1986 – Psycho III (Anthony Perkins) – Near Mint (NM)

This is an original Cinefantastique Magazine from March 1986, featuring a detailed interview with Anthony Perkins on Psycho III and his debut as a director. 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 for safe storage and long-term preservation.

Contents

Features

• Anthony Perkins on Psycho III – Perkins discusses reprising Norman Bates and stepping behind the camera for the third chapter in Hitchcock’s legendary saga. (By C.V. Drake, p.25)

• Mars Invades – Bruce Crouchet previews Tobe Hooper’s imaginative take on Invaders from Mars (1953). (p.32)

• Godzilla – Greg Feret examines the Japanese kaiju franchise and the mysterious “American Godzilla” that never materialized. (p.36)

• Writing The Twilight Zone – Ben Herndon explores how a gifted team upheld Rod Serling’s vision in the 1980s revival. (p.22)

• Brazil – Les Paul Robley recounts Terry Gilliam’s hard-fought campaign with Universal to protect his visionary satire. (p.4)

• House – Les Paul Robley reviews Steve Miner’s supernatural horror-comedy, produced by Sean Cunningham. (p.10)

• The Bruce Joel Rubin Story – Kyle Counts profiles the screenwriter behind Jacob’s Ladder and his persistence in bringing it to screen. (p.19)

• Troll – Dennis K. Fischer covers John Carl Buechler’s quirky, effects-laden directorial debut. (p.14)

• America 3000 – Sheldon Teitelbaum reports on this post-apocalyptic adventure filmed in Israel, complete with production challenges. (p.7)

• Carpenter’s Black Moon Rising – Alan Jones previews John Carpenter’s high-energy car thriller. (p.13)

• Overdrive – Tim Hewitt discusses Stephen King’s directorial debut, adapted from his short story about homicidal trucks. (p.9)

Departments

• Coming (p.6)

• Reviews (p.40)

• Film Ratings (p.50)

• Letters (p.62)

An excellent issue for collectors of vintage horror and science fiction magazines, offering rare insight into Anthony Perkins’ work on Psycho III and other genre highlights from the mid-1980s.