Cinefantastique Magazine March 1988 The Monolith Monsters Near Mint NM


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Cinefantastique Magazine – March 1988 – The Monolith Monsters – Near Mint (NM)

This March 1988 issue of Cinefantastique celebrates classic sci-fi and horror with a special retrospective on The Monolith Monsters, alongside lively coverage of contemporary genre films and effects artistry. 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 copy 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

  • Return of the Living Dead—Part 2 – A comedic remake-style sequel to O’Bannon’s cult hit. Article by Steve Biodrowski (p.6)

  • Brain Damage – Frank Henenlotter’s bizarre tale of a singing, dancing, brain-eating parasite. Article by Alan Jones (p.8)

  • Serpent and the Rainbow – Wes Craven adapts Wade Davis’s voodoo chronicle into a chilling new film. Article by Fred Szebin (p.15)

  • Vengeance: The Demon – Stan Winston discusses the delays and renaming of his directorial debut, Pumpkinhead. Article by Bob Morrish (p.17)

  • Light Years – René Laloux’s animated science-fiction fantasy with an Isaac Asimov script. Preview by Daniel M. Kimmel (p.18)

  • Beetlejuice – Tim Burton’s inventive supernatural comedy combines surreal art with mischievous humor. Article by Frederick S. Clarke (p.21)

  • Deadly Weapon – Michael Miner’s directorial debut follows a teenager wielding world-ending power. Preview by Bob Morrish (p.23)

  • Killer Klowns from Outer Space – The Chiodo brothers bring outrageous extraterrestrial clowns to life. Article by Dan Bates (p.25)

  • Filming Dario Argento’s Opera – A behind-the-scenes look at Argento’s suspenseful production and storied career. Articles by Alan Jones (p.27)

  • Selling Nightmares – A pictorial tribute to legendary 1950s poster artists, including Reynold Brown, Joseph Smith, and Albert Kallis. By Stephen Rebhilo (p.40)

Departments: Coming (p.14), Reviews (p.107), Film Ratings (p.116), Letters (p.126)

A superb collector’s item for fans of vintage science fiction and 1980s horror, this issue blends insightful retrospectives with contemporary genre coverage, highlighted by its focus on The Monolith Monsters.

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