Cinefantastique Magazine May 1986 Vol 16 #2 Sword & Sorcery Highlander VG

Cinefantastique Magazine – May 1986, Vol. 16 No. 2 – Sword & Sorcery / Highlander – Very Good (VG)

This is an original Cinefantastique Magazine from May 1986 (Volume 16, Number 2), featuring in-depth coverage of Highlander alongside a broad range of science fiction, fantasy, and horror articles. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges. The pictured copy is the exact item you will receive. Please review photos carefully for condition details. We offer combined shipping, and every magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve for preservation.

Contents

Features & Articles

• The Ray Bradbury Theatre – Ben Herndon interviews Ray Bradbury on translating his stories for television. (p.4)

• The Hitcher – Jim Clark analyzes Rutger Hauer’s chilling performance in this suspenseful thriller. (p.9)

• Star Crystal – Sheldon Teitelbaum examines the production challenges of this low-budget sci-fi adventure. (p.10)

• Poltergeist II: The Other Side – A look at the sequel’s development, including H.R. Giger’s haunting designs. (p.13)

• Big Trouble in Little China – Pamela Fourzon previews John Carpenter’s blend of action, humor, and mysticism. (p.15)

• Invaders from Mars – Bruce Crouchet provides behind-the-scenes insight into Tobe Hooper’s imaginative remake. (p.16)

• Dario Argento’s Demons – Alan Jones explores the surprise success of Argento and Lamberto Bava’s horror hit. (p.19)

• Horror in the Heartland – Will Heaps spotlights Tulsa’s role in supporting the home-video horror market. (p.22)

• The Making of Highlander – Russell Mulcahy, William Panzer, and Christopher Lambert share how they brought the saga of immortals to life. (p.25)

• Enemy Mine – Jay David reviews Wolfgang Petersen’s sci-fi reimagining of Robinson Crusoe on Mars. (p.32)

Departments

• Coming (p.8)

• Reviews (p.36)

• Film Ratings (p.50)

• Letters (p.62)

A collectible issue for fans of fantasy and science fiction cinema, highlighting the creative energy behind mid-1980s genre filmmaking, with special attention to Highlander and other enduring cult classics.