Cinefantastique Magazine October 1985 cover featuring 'The Return of the Living Dead' with highlights on various horror films and articles inside.
Contents page of Cinefantastique Magazine October 1985 showcasing articles and features including 'The Return of the Living Dead', 'The Terminator', and others.
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Cinefantastique Magazine October 1985 cover featuring 'The Return of the Living Dead' with highlights on various horror films and articles inside.Contents page of Cinefantastique Magazine October 1985 showcasing articles and features including 'The Return of the Living Dead', 'The Terminator', and others.

Cinefantastique Magazine October 1985 The Return of the Living Dead VG

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Cinefantastique Magazine – October 1985 – The Return of the Living Dead (VG)

This October 1985 issue of Cinefantastique spotlights The Return of the Living Dead, featuring in-depth coverage of Dan O’Bannon’s inventive take on the zombie genre. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor wear along the edges—excellent shape for its age. The item pictured is the exact copy you will receive. Please review photos carefully for condition purposes. We offer combined shipping upon request, and each magazine is shipped in a protective plastic covering.

Contents

  • Return of the Living Dead – ALIEN screenwriter turned director Dan O’Bannon discusses reinventing the zombie mythos, with insights from designer Bill Stout and makeup artists Bill Munns and Ken Myers. Article by Steve Biodrowski (p.16)

  • Legend – A London preview of Ridley Scott’s lavish fantasy, billed as “the most exquisite fantasy ever made.” Preview by Alan Jones (p.9)

  • Terminator – Harlan Ellison’s legal battle for acknowledgment on James Cameron’s hit film. Article by Max Rebeaux (p.4)

  • Clan of the Cave Bear – Behind the scenes on transforming Daryl Hannah into a prehistoric woman. Article by Martin Perlman (p.30)

  • Remo Man – Guy Hamilton brings Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins to the screen. Article by Dan Scapperotti (p.14)

  • Re-Animator – Stuart Gordon debuts with a chilling take on H.P. Lovecraft’s classic. Preview by Dan Gire (p.10)

  • The Twilight Zone – CBS revives the beloved fantasy anthology for a new generation. Preview by Max Rebeaux (p.13)

  • Fright Night – Tom Holland’s modern vampire story marks his directorial debut. Article by Charlotte Wolter (p.7)

  • Cat’s Eye – Lewis Teague and Carlo Rambaldi discuss bringing Stephen King’s tales to life. Article by Tim Hewitt (p.35)

  • Saga Time at the Ol’ Bijou – Lucasfilm rereleases Star Wars as a trilogy event. Review by Allen Malmquist (p.32)

  • Baby – B.W.L. Morton’s quest to craft lifelike dinosaurs in Africa’s Ivory Coast. Article by Mike Mayo (p.40)

  • Departments – Coming (p.6), Film Ratings (p.44), Reviews (p.46), Letters (p.62)

A superb resource for collectors and enthusiasts of horror, science fiction, and fantasy cinema, this issue captures mid-1980s genre filmmaking with detailed articles, previews, and reviews.

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