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ASIAN TRASH CINEMA See more: - Magazines from United States - Asian mags from United States - A 'history' of Asian mags - Mags first published in 1991 Special thanks for this page goes to: Garry Malvern Asian Magazine from United States - First and last issue: 1991-1996 - Hong Kong & Japanese movies. - From 1997 is called Asian Cult Cinema - Editor: Thomas Weisser. - Published 4 times a year. 64 black and white A5 pages. - Website: www.asiancult.com

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ASIAN TRASH CINEMA, Issue #2 - 1992 Issue #2 - 1992Reviews: Devils Dynaxnita, Seeding of a Ghost, God of Gamblers 3, Once Upon a Time in China, The Big Heat. ...But what does Urototsukidoji really mean?... What-the-hell is it all about? By Tom Weisser A detailed look at 'Shogun Assassin': Rivers of blood by Jeff Smith. An interview with Ching Siu Tung by Rainer Czech. Exposing the bizarre: Hanzo the Blade by Bob Sargent. Deep Throat in Tokyo by Roc Chen Li.

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