Description: FILMFAX #40 THE MAGAZINE OF UNUSUAL FILM & TELEVISION "Filmfax is the magazine of film and unusual television. In every issue, you'll find interviews and features on horror, science-fiction, and B-movies from the silent era through the 1970s. Since 1986, Filmfax has been the source for behind-the-scenes stories on classic monster movies, sci-fi, comedy, Westerns, and the golden age of TV. Filmfax also features reviews of the latest releases on video, DVD, and CD from these areas, as well as books, toys, and other cool stuff". Always a welcomed alternative to Famous Monsters of Filmland and the like! Features include: Jack Webb's Dragnet, Part One; Interviews with Robert Bloch; Maverick co-star Jack Kelly; Laurel & Hardy co-star Anita Garvin; B-movie scorer Paul Dun-lap; Stuntman Paul Hagner; Salvador Dali & Bunuel films. More! A complete issue with nothing clipped inside, no missing pages, with light chaffeing along ridge of spine at top. All magazines are packaged with Collectors in mind. They will be individually bagged, and sandwiched between two pieces of over-sized cardboard. This not only helps to prevent magazine edge damage during the shipping phase, but it also helps to prevent folding and rough handling of the magazine(s). This secured package is then put into a cushioned bubble mailer, helping to ensure you will receive your item in the same condition that it leaves my crypt in! Please read descriptions carefully as I cannot offer insurance or refunds, and am not responsible for items once accepted at the Post Office. A quote for postage cost for combined shipping for multiple purchases is always available. Thanks very much for your interest in my items!
Price: 8 CAD
Location: Scarborough, Ontario
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Topic: Unusall Movies & TV (Horror,Sci-Fi/Fantasy)
Publication Name: Filmfax
Printing Year: 1993
Country of Manufacture: United States
Language: English
Genre: Horror & Monster