Cinefex Magazine August 1985 No. 23 cover featuring a detailed illustration of a spaceship in a starry backdrop, ideal for fans of cinematic visuals and film effects.
Inside page of Cinefex Magazine August 1985 No. 23, listing articles and features including 'The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of' and 'Baring the Soul of Lifeforce', showcasing insights into film production.
Back cover of Cinefex Magazine August 1985 No. 23 displaying a vibrant image of an alien character from the film Explorers, highlighting the magazine's focus on imaginative visual effects.
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Cinefex Magazine August 1985 No. 23 cover featuring a detailed illustration of a spaceship in a starry backdrop, ideal for fans of cinematic visuals and film effects.Inside page of Cinefex Magazine August 1985 No. 23, listing articles and features including 'The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of' and 'Baring the Soul of Lifeforce', showcasing insights into film production.Back cover of Cinefex Magazine August 1985 No. 23 displaying a vibrant image of an alien character from the film Explorers, highlighting the magazine's focus on imaginative visual effects.

Cinefex Magazine August 1985 No. 23 Thunder Road in Explorers VG

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Cinefex Magazine – August 1985 – Issue No. 23 – Thunder Road in Explorers – Very Good, No Label

This vintage issue of Cinefex (No. 23, August 1985) examines the imaginative visual effects behind three genre favorites of the mid-1980s. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. The copy pictured is the exact one you will receive. Please review the images carefully to confirm condition. Each issue is shipped in a protective plastic sleeve, and combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents

  • The Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of – p.4
    Adam Eisenberg takes readers behind the scenes of Joe Dante’s Explorers, where childhood adventure collides with science fiction. The article chronicles how Industrial Light & Magic and Omnibus Computer Graphics helped bring to life the “Thunder Road,” a homemade spaceship that carries three boys to encounters with Rob Bottin’s whimsical alien creations.

  • Baring the Soul of ‘Lifeforce’ – p.34
    Glenn Campbell explores the elaborate makeup and optical effects of Tobe Hooper’s Lifeforce. Featuring input from John Dykstra and the Apogee team, the article reveals how practical effects, model photography, and innovative laser techniques supported the film’s blend of horror and science fiction.

  • Shooting for an ‘A’ on ‘My Science Project’ – p.54
    Stephen Rebello discusses Disney’s My Science Project, a fantastical adventure about a high school experiment gone wrong. With commentary from director Jonathan Betuel, effects supervisor John Scheele, and dinosaur creator Doug Beswick, the piece details how a tyrannosaurus rex was brought convincingly into a school gymnasium.

Front Cover: The Thunder Road meets an alien craft in Explorers.
Back Cover: Neek, the teenage extraterrestrial joyrider, also from Explorers.

A must-have for collectors and visual effects aficionados, this issue of Cinefex captures the creativity and technical innovation behind three distinctive films of the 1980s.

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