Cinefantastique Magazine – September 1987 – Little Shop of Horrors – Near Mint (NM)
This September 1987 issue of Cinefantastique spotlights the spectacular effects and musical magic behind Little Shop of Horrors, featuring interviews with director Frank Oz and special effects creator Lyle Conway about bringing Audrey II to life. The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only the faintest signs of handling—an excellent 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 ships in a clear protective sleeve.
Contents
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Spider-Man—The Movie – Cannon Films’ ambitious but ill-fated attempt to bring Marvel’s web-slinger to the screen. Article by Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.4)
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RoboCop – Paul Verhoeven’s futuristic action-thriller battles for a rating and promises sleeper-hit potential. Preview by Dan Bates (p.6)
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Hellraiser – Clive Barker’s bold debut as a film director, redefining horror with his visceral style. Preview by Alan Jones & Bob Morrish (p.8)
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Star Trek: The Next Generation – An early look at Gene Roddenberry’s revival of the classic sci-fi series. Article by Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.13)
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The Monster Squad – Fred Dekker blends kid-friendly adventure with Universal’s iconic monsters. Preview by Les Paul Robley (p.15)
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Superman IV – Behind the controversy surrounding script disputes on Christopher Reeve’s final outing as the Man of Steel. Article by Sheldon Teitelbaum (p.21)
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Little Shop of Horrors – Lyle Conway on designing Audrey II, Frank Oz on directing, and a look at the legendary unseen ending. Articles by Phil Koch, Dan Scapperotti & Alan Jones (p.24)
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House II: The Second Story – Sean Cunningham and Ethan Wiley reunite for a quirky horror sequel. Preview by Alan Jones (p.38)
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Masters of the Universe – Bringing the toy and cartoon juggernaut to the big screen. Preview by Kris Gilpin (p.40)
Departments: Coming (p.12), Reviews (p.42), Film Ratings (p.50), Letters (p.62)
A pristine collectible for fans of 1980s fantasy, horror, and special-effects cinema, this issue captures the creativity behind Little Shop of Horrors and other genre milestones of its era.