Cinefantastique Magazine – September 1984 (Vol. 14, No. 4 / Vol. 14, No. 5) – The Films of David Lynch – VG, No Label
This September 1984 double issue of Cinefantastique (Vol. 14, Nos. 4 & 5) offers an extensive look at David Lynch’s films, highlighted by an in-depth journal on the production of Dune and a retrospective on Lynch’s surreal debut, Eraserhead. The issue also explores other mid-’80s genre landmarks, including Conan II, Star Trek III, Firestarter, Streets of Fire, and the special-effects wizardry behind the mermaid in Splash. The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear along the edges. Please check the detailed photos—the item pictured is the exact one you will receive. All issues come with a plastic protective covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.
A must-have for collectors of David Lynch’s work, ’80s sci-fi/fantasy cinema, and practical special-effects history.
Table of Contents
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28 – Dune
Frank Herbert’s celebrated novel receives an epic adaptation from David Lynch, with Dino De Laurentiis’ backing and a world-class production team. / Journal by Paul M. Sammon -
41 – Eraserhead
A retrospective on Lynch’s haunting first feature, chronicling its four-year production odyssey of experimentation and discovery. / Retrospect by K. George Godwin -
5 – Conan II
Richard Fleischer revisits Robert E. Howard’s barbarian hero in a rugged sequel. / Article by Paul M. Sammon -
8 – Star Trek III
Industrial Light & Magic provides the effects for Leonard Nimoy’s directorial debut. / Article by Kay Anderson -
16 – Firestarter
Stephen King’s fiery thriller comes to life with explosive stunt work and pyrotechnics. / Article by David J. Hogan -
26 – Walter Hill’s Streets of Fire
Hill fuses rock ’n’ roll, retro Americana, and mythic storytelling in a genre-bending fable. / Article by Kay Anderson -
88 – How to Make a Mermaid
Robert Short reveals how he created Daryl Hannah’s tail for Splash—a blend of urethane, butyrate fins, Krazy Glue, and movie magic. / Article by Michael Mayo
Condition Notes:
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Very good condition, with minor edge wear (see photos).
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The item shown is the exact copy you will receive.
Shipping & Handling:
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Combined shipping available upon request.
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Every issue is packaged in a protective plastic sleeve.
A well-preserved double issue presenting an authoritative look at David Lynch’s early career, along with rich coverage of 1980s fantasy, horror, and special-effects artistry.