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HORROR SHOW, Issue #4 - 0000

HORROR SHOW, Issue #4 - 0000Interviste: Sergio Stivaletti, Jaume Balaguer?, Gabriele Albanesi, Loren D.Estelman Speciali: Hulk, Far East Film 2008, Scream Recensioni e anticipazioni e un omaggio a Bruno Mattei ricordato dai colleghi Claudio Fragasso, Rossella Drudi, Antonio Tentori, Franco Garofalo, Massimo Vanni e altri.

VERTIGO (Fr), Issue #30 - 0000

VERTIGO (Fr), Issue #30 - 0000QUE FabriQUENT LES CINeASTES ?
Comment les cineastes dont les uvres nous importent aujourd'hui travaillent-ils ? Selon quels principes et donnees specifiques s'elaborent leurs pratiques ? Et de quelle faηon les strategies qu'ils mettent en place, les solutions concretes qu'ils sont amenes a echafauder repondent aux exigences de leur projet artistique ?. Les demarches d'un ensemble de cineastes sont ici explorees au cours d'un cheminement qui, s'il en passe par l'analyse esthetique, veille a restituer de faηon concrete les pratiques propres a chacun. Une large place est accordee a leurs paroles et aux documents temoignant de leur travail : autant de donnees mettant a jour l'elaboration empirique et l'inventivite des pratiques qui ont cours aujourd'hui.

WILDEST WESTERNS, Issue #2 - 0000

WILDEST WESTERNS, Issue #2 - 0000Dedicated to Loretta Agar James Gregory: Bronx Cowboy-Interview.
Gene Autry.
The Life & Times of Jane Adams.
Peter Breck: TV's Toughest Cowboy.
William Campbell: Anything But A Man Without A Star.
Eugene Jackson III: He Was ''Gabriel.''
Leo Gordon: An Actor Who's Good At Being Bad.
Short Stories: John Wayne: The Spirit of America by John Lodge, Buster ''King'' Crabbe: From Athlete to Star, Where The West Was Shot, Temple Houston: The Story Behind A Forgotten Television Western, Maureen O'Hara: Frontier Gal Spotlight On Burt Lancaster by Carl Anthony, Even A Hero Needs Heroes.
Columns: Wrapping with Wrangler, by Melody Patterson.
Movie Reviews: The Man From Utah, The Deserter, Little House On The Prairie, Rage At Dawn, Border Feud, The Last Of The Mohicans, Bandolero, Tickle Me, Hombre, You Know My Name.
Music Reviews: John Agar, David John & The Comstock Cowboys.
Tributes: Akira Kurosawa, Robert Young, Buffalo Bob Smith, Iron Eyes Cody, Roddy McDowall, Richard Denning, Joanne Dru, E.G. Marshall, Chuck Hayward, Martha O'Driscoll, Charles ''Buddy'' Rogers, Susan Strasberg, Ellen Corby, Rory Calhoun, Binnie Barnes, Kirk Alyn, Huntz Hall, Emil Sitka, Candy Candido, Douglas Fowley, Eddie Dean, Joe Higgins, Jimmy Driftwood, Alvy Moore, Bob Tex Allen, DeForrest Kelley.

TRASH CITY, Issue #20 - /21 0000

TRASH CITY, Issue #20 - /21 0000Customs & Excise
Sabrina the Teenage Witch
Against Xmas
Trespassing
UFO mags
Michael Flatley
Tromeo + Juliet
America
Spawn
Diana
Against Aardman
Fun in casualty departments
Xena: Warrior Princess
The art of Japanese XXX videos
The London Film festival
Anime, movie, book, strip club and 'zine reviews.

ADAM FILM WORLD, Issue #123 - Vol 11 #5 0000

ADAM FILM WORLD, Issue #123 - Vol 11 #5 0000Covergirl
Gabrielle (Nude inside)

Features
Profile: Gail Palmer, Porn Directress Deluxe
A Bumper Crop: Bushels Of Four-Star And Five-Star Films
The Madonna Movies!
Scores Of Hot Photos And More Than 50 Reviews

CINEMONDE, Issue #688 - 7 October 1947

CINEMONDE, Issue #688 - 7 October 1947FESTIVAL DE CANNES 1947 LA BELLE MEUNIERE / PAGNOL 7 METTEURS EN SCENE VOUS DISENT COMMENT REUSSIR MYRNA LOY ALDO FabriZI LES ZIEGFELD GIRLS

REVUE INTERNATIONALE DU CINEMA, Issue #13 - July 1952

REVUE INTERNATIONALE DU CINEMA, Issue #13 - July 1952"education Cinematographique De La Jeunesse, Theme I", by Henri Agel, (Orson Welles & Suzanne Cloutier, Anna Magnani), 20 Pages, 8 B&W Photos. "Formation Des elites, Les Intellectuels Et Le Cinema, Theme II", (Marνa De Los angeles Morales, Aldo Fabrici, Renato Rascel), 7 Pages, 3 B&W Photos. "L'education Des Masses, Theme III", (Fernandel), 8 Pages, 2 B&W Photos. "Collaboration Avec L'Action Catholique, Theme IV", 4 Pages, 1 B&W Photo; etc.

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #7 - November 1958

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #7 - November 1958Vies Perdues - avec Virna Lisi - Sandro Milo - Jacques Sernas - Gabriele Tinti

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #30 - December 1960

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #30 - December 1960Les Suedoises - avec Franco Fabrizi - Franco Interlenghi - Leopoldo Trieste - Christina Granberg - Eva Hiort - Anne-Charlotte Sundell - Mario Carotenuto

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #22 - February 1960

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #22 - February 1960Les Travaux D'Hercule - avec Steve Reeves - Sylva Koscina - Fabrizio Mioni - Ivo Carrani - Arturo Dominici - Mimmo Palmara - Lidia Alfonsi - Gina Rovere - Gianna Maria Canale

CONTINENTAL FILM REVIEW, Issue #92 - June 1960

CONTINENTAL FILM REVIEW, Issue #92 - June 1960cover picture The Bath Harem A Shochiku X rated japanese film Packed with pictures & reviews of great films and stars of the day..Other stars & films in this issue include
'Swamp Of Lust
2 page spread on the Cannes film festival of 1960
Los Golfos Carlos Saura
Where The Devil Cannot Get Czech film
Paw Danish film
L`Avventura Gabriele Ferzetti & Monica Vitti
SONS & Lovers Dean Stockwell & Trevor Howard
The Virgin Spring Birgitta Valberg & Max Von Sydow
More from the Cannes film festival
Home From The Hill George Hamilton & Launa Patten
2 page article spread on the great Director Fellini
La Dolce Vita
More from the Cannes film festival
Moderato Cantabile Jeanne Moreau & Jean-Paul Belmondo
Under Ten Flags Mylene Demongeot
Go Naked Gina Lollobrigida
Jaques Beckers Le Trou
Sappho, Venus Of Lesbos Susi Golgi & Tina Louise
Viscontis Rocco Alain Delon & Katina Paxinou
3 starlets on the phone are
Hanna Rasmussen, Estella Blain & Liliane Brousse

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #23 - March 1960

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #23 - March 1960Histoires D'Amour Interdites - avec Gabriele Ferzetti -Andree Debar - Bernard Blier - Dany Robin - Isa Miranda - Fausto Tozzi - Giulia Rubini - Alberto Farnese - Gianni Rizzo

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #29 - September 1960

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #29 - September 1960La Longue Nuit De 1943 - avec Belinda Lee - Gabriele Ferzetti - Enrico Maria Salerno - Gino Cervi

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #34 - April 1961

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #34 - April 1961Orlando Et Les Paladins De France - avec Rick Battaglia - Rosanna Schiaffino - Fabrizio Mioni - Lorella de Luca - Vittorio Sanipoli

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #32 - February 1961

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #32 - February 1961Annibal - avec Victor Mature - Rita Gam - Gabriele Ferzetti - Milly Vitale - Rick Battaglia - Franco Silva - Mario Girotti - Mirko Ellis - Andrea Aurelli

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #31 - January 1961

ROMAN FILM COLOR , Issue #31 - January 1961Femmes De Luxe - avec Belinda Lee - Walter Chiari - Sylva Koscina - Ugo Tognazzi - Gino Cervi - Elke Sommer - Massimo Serato - Gabriele Ferzetti - Caprice Chantal - Gisella Sofio

CONTINENTAL FILM REVIEW, Issue #132 - October 1963

CONTINENTAL FILM REVIEW, Issue #132 - October 1963cover picture Street Of Temptation directed by Imo Moszkowicz. Packed with pictures & reviews of great films and stars of the day..Other stars & films in this issue include
The Balcony
Muriel Delphine Seyrig
Dragees Au Poivre Sophie Daumier
Will-O The-Wisp Maurice Ronet
Mare Matto Jean-Paul Belmondo & Gina Lollobrigida
Il Demonio Daliah Lavi
2 page spread on the great director De Sica
Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow Sophia Loren
Feu Follet Maurice Ronet
La Belle Vie Robert Enrico
Hands In The City Rod Steiger
Corruption director Mauro Bolognini, Jaques Perrin & Rosanna Schiaffino
Indifference Claudia Cardinale & Paulette Goddard
Nothing Ever Happens Corinne Marchand
The Executioner Jose Isbert, Nino Manfredi & Emma Panella
Article on Italian director Ugo Gregoretti
The Worlds Best Swindles Gabriella Giorgelli
I Fuorilegge Del Matrimonia Scilla Gabel
'Lu Pupa Michele Mercier
Chateau En Suede Roger Vadim, Francoise Hardy & Jean Claude Brialy
Monsieur Jean-Paul Le Chanois, Jean Gabin & Nadja Tiller
The Empty Canvas Catherine Spaak

CONTINENTAL FILM REVIEW, Issue #182 - December 1967

CONTINENTAL FILM REVIEW, Issue #182 - December 1967Articles include Lucia Modunio, Gina Lollabrigida, Vadim in Space, Jean Seberg, Catherine Deneuve, the Strip Cartoon, Ingmar Bergman, Caroline Cherie, and Barbarella.

SIGHT AND SOUND (30s-80s), Issue #156 - Vol 38 #1 Winter 1969

SIGHT AND SOUND (30s-80s), Issue #156 - Vol 38 #1 Winter 1969Articles * Pier-Paolo Pasolini: Contestatore * Interview with Robert Aldrich * Polanski - Colin McArthur * Rosemar's Baby * Zabriskie Point * Case Histories of the Next Renascence * The Acid Test - Jan Dawson Film Reviews - If...., Finian's Rainbow, The Lion in Winter, Bullitt, Black on White, The Firemen's Ball, Barbarella, The Wild Angels and The Trip

SIGHT AND SOUND (30s-80s), Issue #162 - Vol 39 #3 Summer 1970

SIGHT AND SOUND (30s-80s), Issue #162 - Vol 39 #3 Summer 1970Articles * Conversation with Satyajit Ray * Intimations of Reality: Getting the Zabriskie Point * California Dreamin' * The Kes Dossier * Around Angel Lane * Some Out-takes from Radical Film-making: Emile de Antonio * More Britich Sounds * Ermanno Olmi, an interview * Coca Cola and the Golden Pavilion Film Reviews - The Confrontation, Leo the Last, Woodstock and Monterey Pop, The Strawberry Statement, Patton: Lust for Glory, M*A*S*H, Boy, the Molly Maguires, Le Mepris, Hetty King--Performer

COLLANA MOVIE SPECIAL, Issue #4 - January 1973

COLLANA MOVIE SPECIAL, Issue #4 - January 1973Decameronissimo '72 - [Le sequenze in bianco e nero pi? censurate dei films tratti dal capolavoro di G. Boccaccio [Decameron Proibito (Orchidea De Santis, Gabriella Giorgelli), Decameron Proibitissimo (Bruna Beani, Laura Vivaldi, Dante Maggio), Storie d'amore del '300 (Orchidea De Santis, Malisa Longo), Beffe, licenze et amori del Decamerone segreto (Orchidea De Santis, Malisa Longo), Novelle galeotte d'amore (Ada Pometti, Liana Del Balzo)]

PLAYBOY, Issue # - May 1981

PLAYBOY, Issue # - May 1981Playmate of the month: Gina Goldberg photographed by Arny Freytag
Interview: Elisabeth Kubler-Ross by Playboy
Features: Miss World For A Day: World-Class Photos Of the Beauty Who Walked Out On the Title Rodney Dangerfield: Mr. Splendor Offers a Fashion Trip Fpr Spring Is There Life After Life? Playboy
Interview: s Elisabeth Kubler-Ross How To Stop Worrying And Love Your Home Computer
Model: Gabriella Brum (covergirl - nude inside) photographed by Sebastian Giefer Bastel

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #5 - 1983

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #5 - 1983 - Dungeons and Dragons
- A Conversation with Carl Reiner
- A Filmography/Discography of Alex North (Part 2)
- A Conversation with Carl Davies
- Ennio Morricone at Fabriano: A Tribute (photos)
- A Filmography/Discography of Bruno Nicolai (Part 1)
- The Secret of N.I.M.H. - Jerry Goldsmith
- Ten to Survive - Various
- Zanna Bianca Alla Riscossa - Carlo Rustichelli
- Inchon - Jerry Goldsmith
- Song of Bernadette/Island in the Sky - Alfred Newman/Hugo Friedhofer
- Lo Squartatore di New York - Francesco DeMasi
- Il Conte Dracula - Bruno Nicolai

PLAYBOY, Issue # - February 1983

PLAYBOY, Issue # - February 1983Playmate of the month: Melinda Mays photographed by Arny Freytag
Interview: Gabriel Garcia Marquez by Playboy
Features: Cover Girl Kim Basinger: She's 007's New Woman And She's A Looker! See Eight Knockout Pages Inside Rocky Mountain Sighs... The Women Of Aspen Playboy
Interview: s Nobel Prize Winner Gabriel Garcia Marquez Joseph Wambaugh's Tough New Cop Story Makes 'Hill Street' Look Like 'Sesame Street'
Model: Kim Basinger (covergirl - nude inside) photographed by Arny Freytag

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #21 - 1987

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #21 - 1987 - Film Music 1986: A State of the Art
- A Filmography/Discography of Nino Rota (part 1)
- A Conversation with John William Waxman
- A Short Conversation with Anton Garcia abril
- Seville's First Film Music Convention
- Link - Jerry Goldsmith
- Peter the Great - Laurence Rosenthal
- Tai-Pan - Maurice Jarre
- Music for Mark Twain Classics - William Perry
- An American Tail - James Horner
- Music for Radio and Television - Bernard Herrmann
- Star Trek IV - Leonard Rosenman
- Dark Shadows Vol 2 - Robert Cobert
- Epic Film Scores - Miklos Rozsa
- When the River Runs Black - James Horner
- The Mission - Ennio Morricone
- The Ghost and Mrs Muir - Bernard Herrmann
- The Blue Max - Jerry Goldsmith
Book Review
- Recorded Music for the Animated Cartoon (Dennis Lynch)

FILM IRELAND, Issue #5 - 1988

FILM IRELAND, Issue #5 - 1988Action Comittee update
Arts Council & film
Bob Quinn interview
Gregg Araki - Guerrilla-Style
Video Recordings Bill
Gabriel Beristain interview
Amber Films.

SIGHT AND SOUND (30s-80s), Issue #233 - Vol 57 #2 Spring 1988

SIGHT AND SOUND (30s-80s), Issue #233 - Vol 57 #2 Spring 1988Anthony Smith on film preservation. Preview of London's (now closed) Museum of the Moving Image. Conspiracy theme in recent British thrillers and Alan Plater's A VERY BRITISH COUP. The banning of Fred Wiseman's TITICUT FOLLIES. Patricia Highsmith interviewed. Gabriel Axel interviewed about Dinesen's BABETTE'S FEAST. Christine Edzard on her adaptation of Charles Dickens' LITTLE DORRIT. Video Art and Television. Hiroshi Shimizu. Germans abroad - Werner Herzog's COBRA VERDE, Wim Wenders' TOKYO-GA, Percy Adlon's BAGDAD CAFe. Andre Antoine. Films reviewed: THE LAST EMPEROR; THE GLASS MENAGERIE; WALL STREET; BROADCAST NEWS; EMPIRE OF THE SUN; IRONWEED.

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #32 - 1989

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #32 - 1989 - Jerry Goldsmith Seminar/Concert
- E.T.: The Music
- Speciality Film Music Labels: Part 2
- John Barry and USA Today
- Alan Silvestri:Mac and Me
- An Interview with Chris Young
- Batman - Danny Elfman
- Boop-Boop-Be-Boop: Betty Boop Cartoon Soundtracks - Various
- Haunted Summer - Christopher Young
- Chiller: Cond. Erich Kunzel - Various
- Lulu de Noche/El Juego Mas Divertido - Angel Munzo Alonso
- Star Trek The next Generation/Platoon leader - Dennis McCarthy/George Clinton
- Passion - Peter Gabriel
- The Abyss/Deepstar Six - Alan Silvestri/Harry Manfredini
- Salaam Bombay! - L Subramaniam
- Film Music/Anton Garcia abril Conducts The Film Music of Joaquin Turina - Anton Garcia abril/Joaquin Turina
- Cartouche/Jules et Jim/La Cloche Tibethaine - Georges Delerue

MOVIELINE, Issue # - September 1990

MOVIELINE, Issue # - September 1990Laura Dern and Nicolas Cage
inside: Sarah Jessica Parker / Lara Flynn Boyle, James Marshall, Eric Da Re, Sheryl Lee and Dana Ashbrook (Twin Peaks cast) / Peter Bogdanovich / David Lynch/ Gabriel Byrne 1pg/ Eric Stoltz/ Rachel Ward

VANITY FAIR, Issue #376 - December 1991

VANITY FAIR, Issue #376 - December 1991Cover: Bette Midler
Carre Otis; June Anderson(opera); Marietta Tree; Dame Edna aka Barry Humphries; Victoria abril; Hall of Fame - The War Heads: Norman Schwarzkopf, Colin Powell, Pete Williams, Peter Arnett, Sand Nasir al-Sabah, Richard B. Cheney, John Major, Javier Perez de Cuellar, Melissa Coleman, Isaac Stern, Jacqueline Phillips Guibord, Red Adair, Joe Bouley; Mikhail Gorbachev.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #20 - Vol 4 #4 1991

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #20 - Vol 4 #4 1991Good Sports Olga Korbut, Cathy Rigby, Nadia Comaneci, Ulrike Meyfarth, Patrice Donnelly, Mary Decker, Janet Lynn, Lynn-Holly Johnson, Katarina Witt, Linda Siegel, Chris Everet, Evonne Goolagong, Martina Navratilova, Steffi Graf, Gabriela Sabatini, Dominique Nastase, Tatum O'Neal, Jill Goodacre, Cecilia Rodhe, Mariana Simonescu, Jannike Bjorling, Anna Bergman, Sheila B. Devotion, Claudia Joy, Loredana Berte, Laura Baugh, Jan Stephenson, Brigitte Nielsen, Robin Givens, Naomi Campbell, Sensational Sherri, The Lovely Elizabeth, Magnificent Mimi, Queen Kong, Jillian Kesner, Susan Mechsner, Donna Kei Benz, Raye Hollitt, Jane Fonda, Sydne Rome, Greta Blackburn, KC Winkler, Gabrielle Reece, Kellie Everts, Lynde Johnson, Lisa Lyon, Claudia Wilbourn, Cammie Lusko, Lydia Cheng, Jackie Paisley, and Pillow.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #22 - Vol 4 #6 1991

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #22 - Vol 4 #6 1991Ingenudes 4 Brooke Shields, Ewa Aulin, Pamela Franklin, Anicee Alvina, Molly Ringwald, Cherie Currie, Joan Jett, Lita Ford, Kim Wilde, Patsy Kensit, Kylie Minogue, Paula Abdul, Samantha Fox, Sabrina, Jennifer Beals, Jill Schoelen, Debee Ashby, Rosie Perez, Joie Lee, Cynda Williams, Jennifer Rubin, Lara Harris, Traci Lin, Laurene Landon, Cheyenne Brando, Joycelyne Lew, Shirley Cumpanas, Emmanuelle Seigner, Emma Thompson, Lisa Pelikan, Ann Dusenberry, Madeleine Stowe, Elizabeth Pena, Lolita Davidovich, Jamie Gertz, Nancy Travis, Fran Drescher, Winona Ryder, Juliette Binoche, Carole Laure, Victoria abril, Alyssa Milano, Lara Flynn Boyle, Christina Applegate, Marie Liljedahl, Beatrice Harnois, and Olivia Pascal.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #26 - Vol 5 #1 1991

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #26 - Vol 5 #1 1991Women of Fantasy 3 Helen Slater, Stacy Haiduk, Ornella Muti, Madonna, Julie Ege, Victoria Vetri, Senta Berger, Randi Brooks, Lana Clarkson, Dawn Dunlap, Bo Derek, Susanne Severeid, Sabrina Siani, Irish McCalla, Tanya Roberts, Dana Wynter, Brooke Adams, Andrea Rau, Linda Haynes, Pam Grier, Ellen Greene, Jenny Seagrove, Delia Sheppard, Virginia Madsen, Jennifer Connelly, Kelly McGillis, Kim Cattrall, Allison Hayes, Marthe Keller, Nancy Allen, Renee Soutendijk, Jane Badler, Faye Grant, Jennifer Cooke, Jill Ireland, Celeste Yarnell, Laura Banks, Spice Williams, Jennifer Hetrick, Claudia Jennings, Candice Rialson, Dyanne Thorne, Monique Gabrielle, and Jewel Shepard.

DARK SIDE, Issue #27 - December 1992

DARK SIDE, Issue #27 - December 1992Haunted house guide- petrifying properties examined, Italian cannibal capers- Umberto Lenzi is our victim, Zombie producer Fabrizio De Angelis is interviewed, also an interview with Roger Corman on his future plans,a complete Star Trek episode guide and hot gossip from Slaughter in Sitges in Spain

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #30 - Vol 5 #5 1992

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #30 - Vol 5 #5 1992Here She Is Susan Anton, Jayne Kennedy, Mary Hart, Linda Thompson, Donna Dixon, Rhonda Shear, Bess Myerson, Lee Meriwether, Mary Ann Mobley, Phyllis George, Carolyn Sapp, Marjorie Wallace, Helen Morgan, Bernarda Marovt, Vanessa Williams, Denise Perrier, Ann Sidney, Lesley Langley, Anneline Kriel, Mary Stavin, Gabriella Brum, Ulla Weigerstorfer, Amparo Munoz, Shawn Weatherly, Dian Parkinson, Deborah Shelton, Lindsay Bloom, Laura Martinez-Herring, Anita Bryant, Kathrine Baumann, Lynda Carter, Marina Langner, Isabelle Turpault, Isabelle Chaudieu, Greta Thyssen, Katrine Michelsen, Lili Carati, Hyapatia Lee, Jeanette Starion, Cybill Shepherd, Kathleen Bradley, and Anita Ekberg.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #31 - Vol 5 #6 1992

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #31 - Vol 5 #6 1992Good Sports 2 Mary Bacon, Phyllis Davis, Jenna de Rosnay, Nathalie Simon, Allison Roe, Evelyn Ashford, Katrin Krabbe, Florence Griffith-Joyner, Jackie Joyner-Kersee, Morganna Roberts, Edy Williams, Erica Roe, Shelia Nicholls, Topless Timeouts, Janet Jones, Terri Welles, Carol Alt, Doris Barrilleaux, Cammie Lusko, Betty Weider, Carla Dunlap, Kay Baxter, Pillow, Michelle Tierney, Marie Laure Mahabir, Elga Andersen, Angela Bandini, Marlene Lauda, Pat Hornung, The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders, Elizabeth Caleca, Jenilee Harrison, Julie Jordan, Xuxu, Angie Lyn, Claudia Villafane, Gaby Schuster, Rita Antognoni, Gabriella Sabatini, Claudia Kohde-Kilsch, Barbara Potter, Monica Seles, and Steffi Graf.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #35 - Vol 6 #1 1992

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #35 - Vol 6 #1 1992Top 40 Whitney Houston, Paula Abdul, Tina Turner, Madonna, Siouxsie Sioux, Hazel O'Connor, Wendy James, Lee Aaron, The Slits, Mary Wilson, Diana Ross, Valerie Simpson, Chaka Khan, Janet Jackson, La Toya Jackson, Samantha Fox, Sabrina, Angela Cavagna, Marta Sanchez, Melanie Appleby, Toni Basil, Andrea True, Tanya Tucker, Wendy O. Williams, Cyndi Lauper, Sheena Easton, Vanity, Apollonia, Shelia E., Millie Small, Gale Garnett, Amii Stewart, Grace Jones, Nina Hagen, Annie Lennox, Dale Bozzio, Dolly Parton, Olivia Newton-John, Belinda Carlisle, and Deborah Harry.

CINEFEX, Issue #56 - 1993

CINEFEX, Issue #56 - 1993The Nightmare Before Christmas: Animation in the Third Dimension: Ever since his days as an animator at Walt Disney Studios, Tim Burton had nurtured the idea forThe Nightmare Before Christmas, a dark and uniquely personal fairy tale that has at last come to the screen as a fully stop-motion-animated feature film. Article by Mark Cotta Vaz
Last Action Hero: Pandora's Paintbox: Although Last Action Hero failed to live up to its pre-release hype, its massive effects workload and tight schedule did inspire some behind-the-scenes heroics by artisans at R/Greenberg Associates, Sony Pictures Imageworks and other effects companies. Article by Bill Norton
RoboCop 3: RoboCop Redux: After two years of financial entanglement, Orion Pictures has released RoboCop 3, the latest installment in its popular franchise. Laboring to bring a more fully-evolved RoboCop to the screen was an effects team that included Rob Bottin and Phil Tippett. Article by Phil Carpenter
Quick Cuts: Digital Soul Searching, Feline Fabrication, That Other T-rex.
Commercial Spot: Track Sold Separately.
Profile: Pete Romano.
Video Beat: Making Movie Magic
Laserdisc Revolution: From the Disney Archives

PREVUE, Issue #89 - 1993

PREVUE, Issue #89 - 1993SPECIAL HORROR ISSUE! Exclusive, first-person, triple-length account of Dracula's transformation from experimental film to Gothic epic, by PREVUE editor Jim Steranko, who was hired by Francis Ford Coppola as the film's creative consultant includes memos and meeting transcripts not available from any other source. Also Monique Gabrielle layout, Sam Raimi's Army of Darkness, and Daniel Day-Lewis interview.

SLEAZORAMA, Issue #2 - 1993

SLEAZORAMA, Issue #2 - 1993Cassandra Peterson: A lot darker than she used to?
Scream Queens a go-go: Edy Williams, Brinke Stevens, Linnea Quigley, Monique Gabrielle, Michelle Bauer, Roxanne Kernohan, Mathilda May, Ursula Buchfellner, Lynn Hancock, Isabelle Adjani, Alexandra Delli Colli, Pam Grier.
More Bauer in bondage.
Erwin C. Dietrich.
Video reviews: Flash, Play Motel, Stripper of the Year Contest, Declic.

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #47 - 1993

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #47 - 1993 - Remembering David Kraft
- An Interview with John Williams
- Barry Gray - A Dossier
- Murphy's Law
- A Filmography/Discography of Jerry Goldsmith
- By Hook or by Crook
- Maurice Jarre in Concert
- An Interview with Alf Clausen
- An Interview with Don Davies
- Bolero - Peter Bernstein
- Sister Act - Marc Shaiman
- Alive/Dave - James Newton Howard
- Swing Kids - James Horner
- The Key to Rebecca - J A C Redford
- Millenium - Hans Zimmer
- Andy Warhol's Dracula/Frankenstein - Claudio Gizzi
- The Outer Limits/Star Trek Vol III - Gerald fried/Alexander Courage
- L'Arche et les deluges - Gabriel Yared
- The Ember Years Vol 1 and Vol 2 - John Barry
- The A to Z of British TV Themes - Various
- Robotjox - Frederic Talgorn
- Bodies, Rest & Motion - Michael Convertino
- Le Souper - Vladimir Cosma
- Extrem prejudice - Michael David Frank
- Mannaia/Te Deum - Guido & Maurizio de Engelis
- Concert Works - Jerome Moross
- Cinema Septet - Christopher Young

CINEACTION, Issue #32 - Fall 1993

CINEACTION, Issue #32 - Fall 1993Theme: Rac-ing Home: Race and Cultural Identity ' This Ain't No favour [editor's note], ' Kass Banning and David Fujiwara, pages 1 - 2. # ' Jay Scott Obituary, ' Kass Banning, pages 5 - 9. # ' Confession of a Snow Queen: Notes on the Making of The Attendant , ' Isaac Julien, pages 5 - 9. # ' From Stereotype to Discourse: Some Methodological Reflections on Racism in the Media, ' Robert Stam, pages 10 - 29. # ' Between the Borders of Cultural Identity: Atom Egoyan's Calendar, ' Ron Burnett, pages 30 - 34. # ' Antillean Cinema in the absence of Ruins: The Case of Felix de Rooy, ' Reece Auguiste, pages 35 - 42. # ' Blood, Vengeance, and the Anxious Liberal: Natives and Non-Natives in Recent Movies, ' Deborah Root, pages 43 - 49. # ' Dark and Lovely, Too: Black Gay Men in Independent Film, ' Kobena Mercer, pages 51 - 62. # ' Now You Can See It: The Liberal Aesthetic and racial Representation in The Crying Game, ' Darrell Moore, pages 63 - 67. # ' Don't Go to Dat Place and Fool Around Like Rich Girls: Black Canadian Women Filmmakers and Video Artists, ' Gabrielle Hezekiah, pages 68 - 76. # ' Small Pleasures: Large Rewards, ' Xiaoping Li, pages 77 - 80. # ' Servants and Slaves: Brown Person in Classical Hollywood Cinema, ' Robin Wood, pages 81 - 88 [See also letters section, Issue No. 33].

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #36 - Vol 6 #2 1993

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #36 - Vol 6 #2 199325 Sexiest of 1993 Nastassia Kinski, Madeline Stowe, Olivia D'Abo, Mathalie Delon, Annabella Sciorra, Valeria Golino, Laura Dern, Hanna Schygulla, Joan Severance, Amanda Donohoe, Mathilda May, Jennifer Connelly, Daryl Hannah, Carla Bruni, Patsy Kensit, Mimi Rogers, Robin Givens, Emmanuelle Beart, Sonia Braga, Helena Christensen, Kathy Ireland, Victoria abril, Nicole Kidman, Naomi Campbell, and Sharon Stone.

DRACULINA, Issue #21 - 1994

DRACULINA, Issue #21 - 1994Monique Gabrielle.
Hitler Tapes.
Kathy Willets.
Dardano Sacchetti.
Richard Kern.
Nancy Felciano.
Nude Rampage.

PREMIERE UK, Issue #18 - July 1994

PREMIERE UK, Issue #18 - July 1994
- Cover: Winona Ryder photographed by Wayne Maser
- Letters
- New Films
- In The Works
- Rushes
- Cameos: Philip Glass, Michael Madsen
- Tara Fitzgerald, Sirens
- Spanish Cinema, Victoria abril, Pedro Almod?var, Carmen Maura
- Winona Ryder, Reality Bites
- The rebirth of the western genre
- Maverick
- Legends of the classic Hollywood western
- Bad Girls, Dermot Mulroney
- Shopping, Jude Law and Sean Pertwee
- The Premiere Home Guide
- The Premiere Picture Quiz
- If You Ask Me: Libby Gelman
-Waxner
- Rear Window: Sharon Tate
- Filmographies: Jodie Foster, Drew Barrymore, Madeleine Stowe

PREMIERE UK, Issue #17 - June 1994

PREMIERE UK, Issue #17 - June 1994
- Cover: Hugh Grant photographed by Miles Aldridge
- Letters
- New Films
- In The Works
- Rushes
- Cameos: John Waters
- Death in Hollywood: Aziz Ghazal
- Julie Delphy, Three Colours White
- Hollywood France: An Insider?s Guide to Cannes
- The rise of Hugh Grant
- Geena Davis, Angie
- The Power List, The 100 Most Powerful People in Hollywood
- Gabriel Byrne, A Dangerous Woman
- The Premiere Home Guide
- The Premiere Picture Quiz
- If You Ask Me: Libby Gelman
-Waxner
- Rear Window: Robert Mitchum
- Filmographies: Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #47 - Vol 7 #4 1994

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #47 - Vol 7 #4 1994Women of Fantasy 5 Terry Farrell, Denise Crosby, Michele Scarabelli, Wendy Hughes, Meredith Baer, Elsa Lanchester, Susan Denberg, Monique Van Vooren, Dalila di Lazzaro, Stefania Casini, Winona Ryder, Sadie Frost, Monica Bellucci, Michaela Bercu, Deanna Lund, Catherine Schell, Erin Gray, Pamela Hensley, Heather Menzies, Stephanie Beacham, Suzy Kendall, Pamela tiffin, Carol Lynley, Carol White, Linda Kerridge, Jennie Linden, Lalla Ward, Katy Manning, Jacqueline Pearce, Gabrielle Drake, Shelley Michelle, Amy Rochelle, Sherri Stoner, Patricia Tallman, Tura Santana, Essy Persson, Edwige Fench, Zoe Tamerlis, Florence Guerin, Maria Ford, and Anne Parillaud.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #52 - Vol 7 #9 1994

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #52 - Vol 7 #9 1994Sister Act III Rosanna & Patricia Arquette, Ann & Vicky Michelle, Meg & Jennifer Tilly, Isabelle & Elisabeth Huppert, Audrey & Judy Landers, Mary & Madeleine Colinson, Sibylle & Sylvie Rauch, Malika Kinison & Sabrina Souiri, Jennifer & Julie Flavin, Janice & Debbie Dickinson, ToniAn Stallone, Marsha Swayze, Jamie Skylar, Joyce Van Patten, Mary Gross, Pamela Springsteen, Julianne Phillips, Sela Ward, Lio & Helena Noguerra, Mireille & Simone Mathieu, Claudia & Helene Udy, Nikki Freud, Emma Freud, Bella Freud, Esther Freud, Rose Freud Boyt, Biance & Cristina Marsillach, Claudine & Francoise Beccarie, Marlene Willoughby & Jacqueline Carol, Mercedes & Angella Ambrus, Milly & Mariangela D'Abbraccio, Leigh Taylor-Young & Dey Young, Lorraine & Elizabeth Bracco, Geraldine & Maria Smith, Pamela & Sarah Stephenson, Kristin & Serena Scott Thomas, and Carla Bruni & Valeria Bruni Tedeschi.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #53 - Vol 8 #1 1994

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #53 - Vol 8 #1 1994First Time Ever Linnea Quigley, Michelle Bauer, Brinke Stevens, Monique Gabrielle, Jewel Shepard, Adrienne Barbeau, Pamela Sue Martin, Victoria Principal, Charlene Tilton, Valerie Perrine, Anjelica Houston, Cassandra Peterson, Brigitte Bardot, Laura Antonelli, Margaret Nolan, Sylvia Kristel, Valerie Kaprisky, Pearl Bailey, Deborah Harry, Samantha Fox, Linda Lovelace, Shauna Grant, Ginger Lynn, Julia Parton, Brigitte Nielsen, Demi Moore, and Jerry Hall.

SCARLET STREET, Issue #21 - 1995

SCARLET STREET, Issue #21 - 1995Hollywood's Rear Window
The Murder of John Barrymore
Zacherley Hots the Dead Man's Ball
It's a Thriller
Zombies Off-Broadway
The Mystery of the Missing Director: Al Adamson
A Little More Fright Music
His Last Bow: A Tribute to Jeremy Brett
The Two Legacies of Cornell Woolrich
The Trouble With Hitchcock
The 'Monster' in the Closet
Invaders From Mars
The Case of the Fabricated Family
North by Northwest on CD Interviews: David Burke, Edward Hardwicke, Rosalie Williams, Patricia Hitchcock, Farley Granger, Hillary Brooke, John Michael Hayes

SCREAM QUEENS ILLUSTRATED, Issue #7 - 1995

SCREAM QUEENS ILLUSTRATED, Issue #7 - 1995Julie Strain: "The Over the Top Ball Bustin' Bitch From Hell"
The making of Red Lips: Donald Farmer talks about his new vampire film
Monique Gabrielle: A Tantalizing look at Monique at 18 years old.
Dallas Fenton: The newest Fantasy Girl discovery.
Ted Bohus: Part 2 of his interview
Naked Horror: Starring Stacy Warfel, Jasmin St. James, Debbie D, Melissa Silver, Kelli Smith.
Video Outlaw: A maverick movie label.

CINEACTION, Issue #36 - February 1995

CINEACTION, Issue #36 - February 1995Theme: Reviewing the Toronto International Film Festival 1994 ' Editorial [editor's note], ' Kass Banning, pages 1 - 2. # ' Letter to the Editor: On the Irresponsibility of a Certain Film Critic: A Note to an 'Outsider', ' Robert Cagle, pages 3 - 8 [a response to Robin Wood's ' The New Queer Cinema and Gay Culture: Notes From an Outsider, ' in Issue No. 35]. # ' Letter to the Editor; Lang Thompson, with a response by Susan Morrison, page 9. # ' The Bandit Queen, ' Brenda Longfellow, pages 10 - 16. # ' Eclipse, ' Peter Harcourt, pages 17 - 19. # ' Super 8 ½, ' David McIntosh, pages 20 - 23. # ' Les Silences Du Palais, ' Kay Armatage, pages 24 - 27. # ' Narmada: A Valley Rises, ' Gabrielle Hezekiah, pages 28 - 30. # ' Fresh Kill, ' Laura U. Marks, pages 31 - 33. # ' Father, Son, and Holy War, ' Tom Waugh, pages 34 - 36. # ' John Woo, Wong Kar-wai, and Me, ' Susan Morrison, pages 37 - 41. # ' The Crisis Cinema of John Woo, ' Tony Williams, pages 42 - 52. # ' Ghosts of Stories: Black Audio Film Collectives Who Needs a Heart?, ' Laura U. Marks, pages 53 - 62. # ' Guess Who Else is Coming to Dinner: Racial / Sexual Hysteria in Candyman, ' Elspeth Kydd, pages 63 - 72.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #56 - Vol 8 #4 1995

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #56 - Vol 8 #4 1995Shock Jocks Tonya Harding, Nancy Kerrigan, Katarina Witt, Kristi Yamaguchi, Midori Ito, Jayne Torville, Manuela Di Centa, Bonnie Blair, Cathy Turner, Tessa Sanderson, Marie-Jose Perec, Anita Christie, Nicole Brown Simpson, Denise Brown, Paula Barbieri, Tawny Kitaen, Maud Adams, Lacy Rose, Jennifer Peace, Cory Everson, Diana Dennis, Joy Dobson, Lenda Murray, Denise Rutkowski, Steffi Graf, Monica Seles, Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Mary Pierce, Jennifer Capriati, Sherri Martel, Missy Hyatt, Madusa Miceli, Misty Blue, Linda Dallas, Debbie Irons, Kat LeRoux, Spice Williams, Tiffany Million, Gabrielle Reece, Gladys Portugues, Kathy Smith, Erika Andersch, Svetlana Boginskaya, and Jan Stephenson.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #59 - Vol 8 #7 1995

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #59 - Vol 8 #7 1995Ingenudes 8 Cameron Diaz, Gabrielle Anwar, Leilani Sarelle, Teri Polo, Deborah Unger, Melora Walters, Brooke Shields, Claudia Schiffer, Eva herzigova, Carre Otis, Shana Zadrick, Drew Barrymore, Alicia Silverstone, Milla Jovovich, Ashley Judd, Sandra Bullock, Jo Champa, Sherrie Rose, Rain Phoenix, Tilda Swinton, Kim Thomson, Juliet Stevenson, Tara Fitzgerald, Emma Ridley, Dana Plato, Ava Fabian, Loretta Lee, Laura Bailey, Kate Moss, Amber Valletta, Shalom Harlow, Jeny Howorth, Nadja Auermann, and Nina Brosch.

STARLOG, Issue #226 - May 1996

STARLOG, Issue #226 - May 1996Jason Carter. Sabrina Lloyd. Day in the Trek. X-Files.

CULT TIMES, Issue #13 - October 1996

CULT TIMES, Issue #13 - October 1996Scariest Cult TV Ever - 20 classic frightening moments. The X-Files: Interviews - Mitch Pileggi discusses Walter Skinner, Stu Charno in Clyde Bruckman's Final Repose & J T Walsh in The List. Neverwhere: Gary Bakewell on Richard Mayhew's life underground. Star Trek: Voyager - Vaughn Armstrong from Eye Of The Needle & Garrett Wang (Harry Kim) poster. Sliders: Sabrina Lloyd on Wade Wells. Also featured: Millenium, Seaquest DSV, Dark Shadows, Outbreak and Kindred: The Embraced.

THIRD EYE, Issue #2 - October 1996

THIRD EYE, Issue #2 - October 1996The X-Files: Crap or what?
Screen Edge: A video label that specialises in releasing low-budget films like The Bedroom, Transgression, The Pope of Utah, Addicted to Murder, Rhythm Thief, Spare Me, etc.
Welcome to the underground British film industry.
Satellite porn: The British governments efforts to keep porn off our TV screens.
Reel gore: A look at the new wave of German gore films.
The girlie gallery: Hyapatia Lee, Monique Gabrielle, Uma Thurman, Desiree Cousteau.
A feast from the East: The world of Hong Kong action movies.
Empire of the censors: The sexual films of Nagisha Oshima.
Brazil: "Probably the best film ever made...No 2".
Eurofest '96: A look at the festival.
Reviews: Thunderbolt, Sleepstalker, Sins OF The Night, The Doll Squad, Angel Eyes, The Young Master, Sometimes They Come Back... Again, Castle Freak, Immoral Tales, Kama Sutra 2, Evil Senses, Lord of Illusions.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #65 - Vol 9 #4 1996

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #65 - Vol 9 #4 1996Hot Flashers: 3rd Time Lucky! Gwyneth Paltrow/Brad Pitt, Demi Moore/Bruce Willis, Princess Stephanie/Rob Lowe, Schae Harrison/Michael Kase, Stina Norbye/Richard Gere, Cindy Crawford, Veronica Webb, Ann Turkel, Raquel Welch, Tanya Roberts, Elvira, Divine Brown, Elle Macpherson, Daphne Zuniga, Lonette McKee, Assumpta Serna, Victoria abril, Angela Molina, Pamela Stephenson, Janice Dickinson, Beverly D'Angelo, Courtney Love, Mariah Carey, Valerie Simpson, Samantha Fox, Naomi Campbell, Carla Bruni, Paulina Porizkova, Eva Herzigova, Helena Christensen, Monica Bellucci, Yasmeen Ghauri, Nadja Auermann, Cindy Crawford, and Elle Macpherson.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #66 - Vol 9 #5 1996

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #66 - Vol 9 #5 1996The Living End Kim Basinger, Carol Alt, Lesley-Anne Down, Leigh Taylor-Young, Maud Adams, Carole Laure, Barbara Bouchet, Anita Pallenberg, Roz Kelly, Florinda Bolkan, Emmanuelle Beart, Sabrina Salerno, Claudia Ohana, Anna Bergman, Patti D'Arbanville, Stefania Sandrelli, Elke Sommer, Julie Newmar, Lisa Lyon, Lita Ford, Jane Seymour, Christy Turlington, Ornella Muti, Ashley Richardson, Sophie Favier, Madonna, Jane Birkin, Cher, Eleonora Vallone, Vanity, Lisa Taylor, Jane Fonda, Brinke Stevens, Francesca Dellera, Goldie Hawn, Carey Lowell, Romy Schneider, Rachel Williams, Grace Jones, Britt Ekland, Claudia Schiffer, Barbara Carrera, Laura Antonelli, Anne Parillaud, Pia Zadora, Stephanie Symour, Nicollette Sheridan, Brigitte Bardot, Phoebe Cates, and Naomi Campbell.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #67 - Vol 9 #6 1996

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #67 - Vol 9 #6 1996Women of Fantasy 7 Nicole Kidman, Drew Barrymore, Debi Mazar, Ria Coyne Rhonda Shear, Monique Gabrielle, Julie Strain, Linnea Quigley, Dian Parkinson, Keely Shaye-Smith, Izabelle Scorupco, Famke Janssen, Shelley Michelle, Kembra Pfahler, Ghetty Chasun, Manon kelley, Gail Harris, Lorissa McComas, J.J. North, Tammy Parks, Raelyn Saalman, Pamela Green, June Wilkinson, Barbara Leigh, Brioni Farrell, Lynn Lowry, Lillian Muller, and DeDe Lind.

CINEFEX, Issue #69 - 1997

CINEFEX, Issue #69 - 1997Dante's Peak: Dante's Inferno: For his epic disaster movie, Dante's Peak, director Roger Donaldson was determined to simulate on film a massive volcanic eruption that was both dramatic and realistic. Engaged to deliver the goods were visual effects supervisor Patrick McClung of Digital Domain and special effects supervisor Roy Arbogast. Article by Rita Street.
The Relic: The Calisto Effect: In The Relic - directed by Peter Hyams - a genetically mutated beast prowls the dark recesses of a cavernous natural history museum looking for human prey. Charged with designing and fabricating the monster were the creature creators at Stan Winston Studio, abetted in the digital realm by effects artisans at VIFX. Article by Rita Street.
Star Trek: First Contact: The eighth offering in an enduring franchise, Star Trek: First Contact marked the first film carried solely by The Next Generation crew, and the feature directing debut of cast member Jonathan Frakes. Supplying effects were series regulars Industrial Light & Magic and makeup creator Michael Westmore. Article by Kevin H. Martin.
Star Wars Trilogy: Everything Old Is New Again.
Turbulence: Terror in the Skies.
101 Dalmations: Puppy Proliferation.
The Sixth Man: Hoop Schemes.
Crash McCreery: Doing Dinosaurs and Such.

SCREAM QUEENS ILLUSTRATED, Issue #14 - 1997

SCREAM QUEENS ILLUSTRATED, Issue #14 - 1997The Sex Symbol Dynasty: Julie Strain, Linnea Quigley, Rhonda Shear, Dian Parkinson, Monique Gabrielle
The Double D's: Debbie D and Debbie Dutch
Tammy Parks: An interview
Also Toni Allessandrini, Garage Girls and more

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #61 - 1997

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #61 - 1997 - Is Life Possible without Film Music?
- Interview with Danny Elfman
- Falling Down: An Analysis
- CrossFade: Annual Roundup
- Floods and Disasters
- TempTrack: The Good, the Bad and the Boxed Set
- The Myth of the OST - The Sequel
- Interview with Dennis McCarthy
- Tales from the Hood/Species/Virtuosity/Unforgettable/Head Above Water - Christopher Young
- Ironclads/April Morning - Allyn Ferguson
- Looking for Richard - Howard Shore
- In Pursuit of Honor - John Debney
- Jakten Pa Nyristeinen - Ragnar Bjerkreim
- The Warner Bros. Years/Original Film Scores - Erich Wolfgang Korngold/Victor Young
- Monstrous Movie Music/More Monstrous Movie Music - Various
- The Lost Patrol/Virginia City/The Beast With Five Fingers - Max Steiner
- Space Jam - James Newton Howard
- Fan Fan - Nicolas Jorelle
- Hommes Femmes Mode D'Emploi/30 Ans de Musique de Films - Francis Lai
- Hercule & Sherlock - Gabriel Yared
- Le Plus Beau Metier du Monde - Vladimir Cosma
- Arsene Lupin - Jean-Pierre Bourtayre/Delerue/Cosma
- Dans un Grand Vent de Fleurs - Angelique & Jean-Claude Nachon
- La Riviere Esperanc - Bruno Coulais
- Les Voleurs/Ridicule - Philippe Sarde/Antoine Duhamel
- Space and Beyond - Various
Video Review
- Lean by Jarre (Milan)

NOCTURNO, Issue #8 - Vol 2 #4 September 1997

NOCTURNO, Issue #8 - Vol 2 #4 September 1997Exploitation sex and violence with Joe D'Amato and Jess Franco
Goodbye David Warbeck- his last interview
The sexy Lilli Carati

Index in Italian
Tra un numero e l'altro cult: Cinema: Altri uomini, Cinque giorni di tempesta, I colori del diavolo, Consigli per gli acquisti, Corti stellari, Cronache del terzo millennio, Cuba Libre - Velocipedi ai Tropici, Il decisionista, Escoriandoli, Fatal Frames, Il figlio di Bakunin, Fugurine, La frontiera, Hamam - Il bagno turco, La jena, Marcello Mastroianni mi ricordo, s? io mi ricordo, La medaglia, Ovosodo, Il principe di Homburg, Santo Stefano, Le stagioni dell'aquila, Stressati, Tano da morire, Tatuaggi, Il tocco (La sfida), Top girl, L'ultimo bersaglio, I vesuviani, Il viaggio della sposa. Martinelli e la guerra: obiettivo su Porzus. Televisione: Alex - indagini su mondi segreti, Caramelle, Il conto Montecristo, Dove comincia il sole, Mia per sempre, Nei secoli dei secoli, Racket. Video cult: La villa dei misteri. Ragazzi di celluloide: incontro con Cinzia Roccaforte. Sword 'n Sorcery special: da Ercole a Gunan, ovvero la preistoria del fantasy. I barbari & co.: anatomia del cinema fantamitologico italiano. La gladiatrice: profilo di Sabrina Siani, l'unica vera Red Sonja italiana. Il conquistatore: Bruno Minniti, l'ultimo dei belli. La Torre: Pietro Torrisi, l'uomo che interpret? se stesso. Gli amori di Ercole: gruppo di stuntmen in un interno. Giocare alla guerra: sul set di Soft-air. Il dolce mattatoio: incontro con Alberto Cavallone. Sex & violence: il cinema exploitation oggi, nei nuovi, deliranti film di Joe D'Amato (La jena) e Jess Franco (Tender Flesh). Stelle e stelline del cinema italiano: la vera storia di Lilli Carati. La bella Antonia: gli inizi. L'ultimo cacciatore: l'ultima intervista a David Warbeck. I cult movie di Nocturno cinema: Oro Hondo: se sei vivo spara. Noi siamo le colonne: Rino Di Silvestro. Il rivoluzionario del porno: storia di Lasse Braun, il primo pornografo. Director Rino Di Silvestro
A look at Italian Sword 'N Sorcery films.

In Italian

FEMME FATALES, Issue #37 - Vol 6 #4 1997

FEMME FATALES, Issue #37 - Vol 6 #4 1997Tia Carrere: Kull's Queen.
Uma Therman: Batman's femme fatale.
Melissa Joan Hart: star of Sabrina, The Teenage Witch.
Club Vampire: The latest vampire consept from Roger Corman.
Vampire femmes: The new generation of vamps.
Game of Pleasure: A thriller with a computer virus that manifests itself as a femme fatale.
Austin Powers: The season's surprise hit.
Hilary Shepard: Power Rangers siren.
The Killers: Produced for $100,000 was the big buzz at Cannes.
Taaffe O'Connell: Sexually snared by a 10-ft. maggot and almost sold into slavery.

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #67 - 1998

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #67 - 1998 - Temptrack: Deconstructing John Williams
- Miklos Rozsa: Interview Pt. 1 (1977)
- Jeff Kaufman: Day In And Day Out, The World According To A Film Music Agent
- Jerry Goldsmith: Mulan Scoring Sessions (Colour Photos)
- Prometheus CD Club
- Cinesonic Conference 1998 (Howard Shore)
- Projects That Fell Through
- Crossfade: James Bond Scores Pt. 2 (John Barry, Bill Conti, Michael Kamen, David Arnold)
- John Ottman: The Wizard Of Light And Sound (Interview)
- John Williams At The Barbican Centre, July 1-4, 1998 (Concert Review And Photos)
- Scoring Comedy With Craig Safan: Splitsville, Major Payne, Mr. Wrong
- Michael Kamen Scoring Leathal Weapon 4
- John Frizzell Scoring Alien Resurrection and Mafia: From Slimy Aliens To Comic Gangsters
- Edward Shearmur Scoring Species II And The Governess
REVIEWS
- James Bond: The Living Daylights - John Barry
- Taxi Driver - Bernard Herrmann
- The Last Valley - John Barry
- La Corte Notte Delle Bambole Di Vetro - Ennio Morricone
- Black Sabbath/Hatchet For The Honeymoon - Roberto Nicolosi/Sante Maria Romitelli
- Roma - Nino Rota
- Vite Strozzate - Ennio Morricone
- Monster Movie Music Album - Various
- A Perfect Murder - James Newton Howard
- The Horse Whisperer - Thomas Newman
- The Mask Of Zorro - James Horner
- City Of Angels - Gabriel Yared
- Wilde - Debbie Wiseman
- Body Heat - John Barry
- 20th Century Fox: Music From The Golden Age - Various
- Film Music - David Shire
- Six Days, Seven Nights - Randy Edelman
- Polish Wedding - Luis Bacalov
- Scream/Scream 2 - Marco Beltrami
- Small Soldiers - Jerry Goldsmith
- Gettysburg - Randy Edelman
- The Essential Jerry Goldsmith Film Music Collection - Jerry Goldsmith
- Mulan - Jerry Goldsmith
- Saving Private Ryan - John Williams

PRANKE, Issue #9 - Autumn 1998

PRANKE, Issue #9 - Autumn 1998Kino aktuell: 'Armageddon', 'Species 2', 'Godzilla' Retrospektive: Mark Goldblatt Monster-Kritikers: 'Der weisse Hai' Teil 1 bis 4 Filmliteratur: 'Die Vergangenheit der Zukunft - Die Originalstories hinter den gro?en Science Fiction-Filmen', 'Metropolis 2001 - Traumfabrik Babelsberg', 'Godzilla, Gamera, Gappa' u.a. Fantasy Filmfest 1998 Monster-Lexikon: 'Critters' NTSC-Club: 'Brain Eaters' Toho-Klassiker auf Video: Die 'Godzilla Monster Collection' von Starlight Video Monster Kult Klassiker: 'Schlock - Das Bananenmonster' Monster on the Net: Webseiten f?r Modellbauer inclusive Pranke mini #1: Godzilla Guide - Der Filmf?hrer f?r alle Freunde des beliebtesten Kinosauriers aller Zeiten (24 Seiten, A6)

GRIFFITHIANA, Issue #64 - October 1998

GRIFFITHIANA, Issue #64 - October 1998Disney's inspiration: the 1916 version of Snow White; Gabriele D'Annunzio and The Man Who Stole the Gioconda; sport and the silent screen; Enrico Caruso. Bilingual: Italian & English.

SCAN, Issue #2 - Spring 1998

SCAN, Issue #2 - Spring 1998Debbie Rochon gives a behind the scenes report on SPLIT!
Interview with Gabriel Campisi.
Finding locations for independent movie makers.
Plus sound, digital video, Paul Talbot on anthologies and more!

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #82 - Vol 11 #3 1998

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #82 - Vol 11 #3 1998Hot Flashers 4! Elle Macpherson, Farrah Fawcett, Victoria abril, Sharon Stone, Geri Halliwell, Rhonda Shear, Kari Wuhrer, Cindy Crawford, Liz Hurley, Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, and More! (29 Nude Celebs in all)

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #86 - Vol 11 #7 1998

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #86 - Vol 11 #7 1998Shock Jocks 3 Marie Jose Perec, Jacqui Agyepong, Habtemariam Nebiat, Gabrielle Reece, Nancy Reno, Holly McPeak, Liane Fenwick, Keba Phipps, Lisa Leslie, Trish Fallon, Kylie Ireland, Anicka Rodman, Stacy Yarbrough, Steffi Graf, Jana Novotna, Martina Hingis, Anna Kournikova, Melissa Johnson, Cynthia Rothrock, Jeanne Basone, Leslie Glass, Estella Warren, Mette Jacobsen, Franziska van Almsick, Camille Duvall, Andrea Molnar, Kerri Strug, Shannon Miller, Marla Duncan, Nicole Bass, Denise Masino, Laura Creavalle, Sharon Bruneau, Debbie Muggli, Yolanda Hughes, Erika Andersch, and Sha-Ri Pendleton.

FEMME FATALES, Issue #42 - Vol 6 #9 1998

FEMME FATALES, Issue #42 - Vol 6 #9 1998Famke Janssen: The former 007 temptress deep --sixes hungry sea beasts.
Dina Meyer: Starship Troopers' babe.
Lisa Rinna: Escapes Melrose Place for the Fox TV movie Nick Fury.
N'bushe Wright (means Godly One in Swahili) co-stars with Wesley Snipes in Blade.
Molly Ringwald: From Pretty in Pink to Office Killer.
The Click: Milo Manara's 3-D TV series for grown-ups.
De'Ann Power: A sexy schizophrenic in The Click.
Gabriella Hall: Model succumbs to vampirism, aliens, sex rays and that damned Manara's invisible man.
Jackie Lovell: Prior to her ascent as the horror cinema's renascent heroine, she cooked in The Click.
Leslie Olivan: A bombshell adrift in a zombie movie or a nature girl?

MONSTERS FROM THE VAULT, Issue #10 - 1999

MONSTERS FROM THE VAULT, Issue #10 - 1999A walk in the dark: Why Monster and the Girl is the Ultimate ''Forgotten Horror'': A look at the production history of the 1941 Paramount film that featured George Zucco in one of his finest performances.
Little giants: For Fans of the 1960s and '70s, Castle Film abridgements were 'The Best Things on Earth'. Those wonderful 8mm films of the 1960s and '70s are examined. While they were not complete versions of the films, they were still loads of fun in the pre-video era.
Heroine in the house: Interview by Tom Weaver. Phyllis Kirk remembers the horrors of House of Wax.
Hammer's other vampires: When one thinks Hammer, Christopher Lee as Count Dracula comes to mind. However, he was not the only vampire to walk Bray Studios.
Directed by the best: Diane Clare Discusses Her Career in Everything From Drawing Room Comedy to Zombie Encounters. A look at the career of actress Diane Clare, who in the 1960s starred in such genre favorites as: The Haunting, The Plague of the Zombies, The Hand of Night, and The Vulture.

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #70 - 1999

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #70 - 1999 - John Barry In Concert (Photos)
- John Williams Scoring Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
- Star Wars: The Phantom Menace: Music Editor Ken Wannberg
- John Williams Scoring Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
- Jeff Kaufman: Day In And Day Out, The World According To A Film Music Agent
- Obituary: Remembering Ernest Gold
- James Fitzpatrick On The Art Of Reconstruction
- Michael Hoenig: Television Scoring On The Cutting Edge
- Cleaning Up Their Act: From Vinyl To CDR
- The Mighty Trevor Jones (Interview)
- George Clinton: Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me
- Dominic Muldowney: Revisiting Nineteen Eighty-Four
- John Corigliano: The Red Violin
- Gerald Fried On Stanley Kubrick
REVIEWS
- Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - John Williams
- Zulu - John Barry
- Breakout - Jerry Goldsmith
- The Matrix - Don Davis
- Star Wars: The Phantom Menace - John Williams
- Alice In Wonderland - Richard Hartley
- The Lion's Roar: MGM Film Scores 1935-1965 - Various
- The Red Violin - John Corigliano
- Message In A Bottle - Gabriel Yared
- Anatomy Of A Murder - Duke Ellington
- Nineteen Eighty-Four: The Music Of Oceania - Dominic Muldowney
- A Bridge Too Far - John Addison
- Sinbad And The Eye Of The Tiger - Roy Budd
- Paper Tiger - Roy Budd
- Spaghetti Westerns Vol. 3 - Various
- Alfred Hitchcock: Music From His Films - Various
- The Exorcist - Lalo Schifrin
- The Mummy - Jerry Goldsmith
- Jason And The Argonauts - Bernard Herrmann
- Tarzan - Mark Mancina
- Entrapment - Christopher Young
- The Snow Files - Mark Snow
- Pleasantville (DVD) - Randy Newman

CINEFEX, Issue #77 - April/May/June 1999

CINEFEX, Issue #77 - April/May/June 1999Star Trek: Insurrection: Lost in the Briar Patch: Star Trek: Insurrection, the ninth feature film in the venerable science fiction franchise - with veteran cast member Jonathan Frakes again at the helm - had many familiar elements, including prosthetic makeup effects by Michael Westmore, but employed new technologies and new companies in the creation of its abundant visual effects. Santa Barbara Studios crafted spaceship shots entirely in the digital realm - a first for the series - while Blue Sky |VIFX contributed a range of predominantly planet-bound illusions. Article by Kevin H. Martin.
The Mummy: Thoroughly Modern Mummy: For his remake of the Boris Karloff horror classic, The Mummy, director Stephen Sommers was determined to present a title character far apart from the bandage-wrapped mummies that lumbered through a variety of decades-old predecessors. Engaged to design and create the mummy Imhotep as both an all-CG character and a digitally altered live actor, plus devise a host of other fabrications involving fearsome sandstorms and plagues, was visual effects supervisor John Berton and the artists at Industrial Light & Magic. Article by Estelle Shay.
My Favorite Martian: Martian Chronicles
T-Rex - Back to the Cretaceous: The Five-Terabyte Solution
Babe - Pig in the City: Mean Streets
Wing Commander: Space Ace Engagement

CULT TIMES, Issue #40 - January 1999

CULT TIMES, Issue #40 - January 1999Star Trek: Insurrection - Jonathan Frakes on giving the Next Generation cast a new lease of life. Stars of new series for 1999 interviewed: Anthony Stewart Head (Rupert Giles, the Watcher) on Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Von Flores (Sandoval) on Earth: Final Conflict, Renee O'Connor (Gabrielle) on Xena: Warrior Princess, and writer Chris Brancato discusses the latest breed of Earth invaders in First Wave. Plus the latest on LEXX, and DSN's Trials and Tribble-ations in focus.

XPOSE, Issue # - Special #10, Yearbook 1999

XPOSE, Issue # - Special #10, Yearbook 1999The 30 hottest stars of 1999! - the most astronomical actors from today's TV profiled, including Amanda Tapping, Lucy Lawless, David Boreanaz and Jeri Ryan. Xpose's contributors pick their top TV episode and film highlights of the year, from Austin Powers 2 to Earth: Final Conflict, Millennium to South Park. Buffy The Vampire Slayer: overview of the show's troubled but triumphant 1999, plus the movie appearances of Alyson Hannigan, Seth Green and Sarah Michelle Gellar. Charmed: Season One episode guide to the bewitching Doherty-Milano-Combs trio's series. End of Days - the inside story: in the red corner - Gabriel Byrne as the Prince of Darkness; in the blue corner, Arnold Schwarzenegger. Sleepy Hollow: Tim Burton on bringing Washington Irving's story of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman to life. Sliders: Cleavant Derricks look back over five years of parallel worlds, duplicates and cast changes. Profiler: producers Stephen Kronish and Clifton Campbell on fourth season plans, and their nifty deception during the third.

DOOM, Issue #16 - Summer 1999

DOOM, Issue #16 - Summer 1999Brian Yuzna - Interview Das erste deutsche, ausf?hrliche Gespr?ch mit dem Meister ! Mit viel Hintergrundinfos zu all seinen Filmprojekten, auch die neuen PROGENY und THE DENTIST 2!
Andreas Schnaas - Interview Diesmal erz?hlt Andreas alles ?ber ANTROPOPHAGUS 2000 mit ausf?hrlicher Besprechung des Films und VIOLENT SHIT III !
Joe D'Amato - Nachruf Ein kurzer abri? ?ber das Leben, die Anf?nge und die Filme des Italo-Gore-Meisters nicht nur auf seine Horrorfilme beschr?nkt.
OP-Bericht: ANDREAS BETHMANNS DER TODESENGEL ( 10:03 min. ), ATOMIC HERO( 7:43 min.), DIE MUMIE DES PHARAO ( 5:38 min.), u.v.a.
Troma Deutschland: Eine ausf?hrliche Vorstellung des deutschen TROMA-Ablegers, die in Deutschland nun die weltweit l?ngsten Uncutfassungen auf den Markt bringen!
East End Terror: Asiatische Filme: u.a. CURE, THE DEMON'S BABY, GOD.COM, RAPED BY AN ANGEL 2 - THE UNIFORM MAN und THE UNTOLD STORY 2
Filmrei?wolf: 99.9 'Man entkommt dem Sog der mitrei?enden Bilder nicht!' T.K. // ANDREAS BETHMANNS DER TODESENGEL 'Trash-Sexploiter zwischen Gore, Sex und Laiendarstellern. Nur Killer Mike macht Laune'R.M.. // THE CLOWN AT MIDNIGHT 'Absolut schlechter Slasher-Rip-Off der unspektakul?ren Sorte' R.M. // CLUB VAMPIRE 'Miese Vampirklamotte der sehr langweiligen Art' R.M. // CUT UP 'Ambitioniertes und gut gelungenes Serial-Killer-Filmchen mit leichten technischen M?ngeln' R.M. // DEATH MASK 'Absoluter Billig-Trash zum Abgew?hnen!' R.M. //THE EIGHTEENTH ANGEL 'Man versucht den Zuschauer durch Mittelm??igkeit zu fesseln' R.M. // FILMMONSTERS - THE WEREWOLF REBORN 'Die Zielgruppe von Full Moon sind 6-8 J?hrige' R.M. // FROM DUSK TILL DAWN 2 - TEXAS BLOOD MONEY 'Kann unterhalten aber nicht begeistern' R.M. // I ZOMBIE - THE CRONICLES OF PAIN 'Ein Zombiefilm der Tiefgang ansteuert aber streckenweise langweilig bleibt' R.M. // SCREAMING FOR SANITY - TRUTH OR DARE 3 'Gute Darsteller, einfache F/X, f?r Fans von WICKED GAMES' R.M // TOP OF THE FOOD CHAIN 'Absolut mieser Versuch einer SF-Kom?die' R.M u.v.m.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #90 - Vol 12 #2 1999

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #90 - Vol 12 #2 1999Full Frontal Assault! Demi Moore, Elizabeth Hurley, Jerry Hall, Pamela Anderson, Georgia O'Keeffe, Pamela Green, Brigitte Bardot, Jayne Mansfield, Bettie Page, Diane Webber, Ellen Burstyn, Hunter Tylo, Tara Fitzgerald, Sean Young, Fionnula Flanagan, Dana Delany, Nicole Kidman, Suzanna Hamilton, Julianne Moore, Sharon Stone, Madonna, Ivy Rorschach, Lil' Kim, Kellie Everts, Sandra Gugenheim, Isabelle Huppert, Claudia Ohana, Emmanuelle Arsan, Marina Ripa di Meana, Serena Grandi, Brinke Stevens, Monique Gabrielle, Debbie Rochon, Mandy Leigh, Tonya Manley, and Julie Strain.

FILM IRELAND, Issue #74 - 2000

FILM IRELAND, Issue #74 - 2000The 'Dogme 95' Millenium Project
Neil Jordan interview
Gabriel Byrne interview
Thaddeus O'Sullivan interview
Marc-Ivan O'Gorman Diary (part II)
Christopher Vogler interview
Wim Wenders interview (The Million Dollar Hotel)
Listomania
Make-up artist Michele Burke. Reviews: The End of the Affair, Ordinary Decent Criminal, Angela's Ashes, Wonderland, Agnes Browne. Book: Stills, Reels and Rushes - Ireland and the Irish in 20th Century Cinema.

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #75 - 2000

SOUNDTRACK, Issue #75 - 2000 - Inside The Cell with Composer Howard Shore and Director Tarsem Dhandwar
- What Lies Beneath: The Supernatural Thrills of Alan Silvestri
- What Lies Beneath: Director Robert Zemeckis
- Mark McKenzie Confronts Dragonheart: A New Beginning
- Aaron Copland Talks About Film Music
- Analysis: Squanto: The Last Great Warrior (Joel McNeely)
- Normality with Irony: The Music of Ennio Morricone Pt. 1
- Joe Kraemer's Score for The Way of The Gun
- A Simple Twist of Cliff Eidelman
- Ennio Morricone: A Musical Examination Killer Adios/7 Winchester Per Un Massacro - Claudio Tallino/Francesco De Masi
- Texas, Addio - Anton Garcia abril
- The Hunley - Randy Edelman
- Hollow Man - Jerry Goldsmith
- The Dirty Dozen/Dirty Dingus Magee - Frank DeVol/Jeff Alexander
- Peyton Place - Franz Waxman
- Space 3: Beyond The Final Frontier - Various
- Autumn In New York - Gabriel Yared
- A Guide For The Married Man - John Williams
- Bless The Child - Christopher Young
- What Lies Beneath - Alan Silvestri
- Dragonheart: A New Beginning - Mark McKenzie

VANITY FAIR, Issue #480 - August 2000

VANITY FAIR, Issue #480 - August 2000Cover: Heath Ledger
Sean Puffy Combs; Bo Derek; Robert Downey Jr; Phyllis Diller; Francis Bacon; Anna Paquin; Gabriel Mann; Queen Mum.

DREAMWATCH, Issue #66 - February 2000

DREAMWATCH, Issue #66 - February 2000Interviews with: Sarah Michelle Gellar, Nicholas Brendon (Buffy), Lee Unkrich & Ash Brannon (Toy Story 2), Tim Burton (Sleepy Hollow), Jack Docherty (The Strangerers), Gabriel Byrne (Stigmata), Chris Columbus (Bicentennial Man), Tom Arden
Roswell High
Lexx Season 3 Behind the Scenes
God vs Satan
Stephen Gallagher's Last Word

XPOSE, Issue #42 - January 2000

XPOSE, Issue #42 - January 2000Roswell - Jason Behr and Shiri Appleby on alien love at Roswell High. The Pretender - can't locate The Centre? Try our beginner's guide, plus Xpose Investigates real-life Pretenders! X-Files - on-set reader report from season seven's Hungry shoot. The Green Mile - Tom Hanks on a mystical prison drama. Plus: 10 Things About... Renee O'Connor (Xena's Gabrielle), Seven Days' Nick Searcy, The Others previewed, Psi-Factor's writers, latest reviews including Buffy, X-Files, Charmed, E:FC.

FANGORIA, Issue #190 - March 2000

FANGORIA, Issue #190 - March 2000Monster invasion: Swing into "Hangman's Daughter"; sex, thugs and "Rock 'N' Roll Frankenstein."
"Others" in arms: TV's latest paranormal drama has some heavy genre hitters behind it.
Dr. Cyclops: Wild and winning Asian fare; "Warlock"; the end of innovation.
Ready Kruger: A new screenwriter tackles the satoric terrors of "Scream 3."
"Destination": Fear: In this chiller, a group of students discover that the one thing they can't cheat is death.
Here's the "Pitch": It's a planet where night falls every 23 years - and horrible things emerge when it does.
"Super" Man: Action veteran Walter Hill found "Supernova" fraught with challenge on both sides of the camera.
Talent to Byrne: That's Gabriel Byrne, the suave, sardonic Satan scaring Schwarzenegger in "End of Days."
Noggin on Kevin's door: Replaced as director on "Sleepy Hollow," FX wixard Kevin Yagher still kept his head.
"Living" La Vida Muerto: You won't want to be caught alive in Full Moon's "The Dead Hate The Living."
Running "The Green Mile": Frank Darabont went directly back to jail without passing Go for his second Stephen King film.
"Organ" exposed: Inside a Japanese shocker that cuts to the heart (and stomach and intestines) of the matter.
The spirit of youth: "Believe" spins the touching story of a boy and his not-necessarily-friendly ghost.
DVD/Laser spotlight: "Nightmare" set a dream come true; the "Blair" facts; an "Army" of extras.
Nightmare library: Monteleone's latest to reckon with; a book "Worse Than Death."

XPOSE, Issue # - Special #11, Xena Warrior Princess 2000

XPOSE, Issue # - Special #11, Xena Warrior Princess 2000The ultimate guide to Xena: Warrior Princess, with our 10-page A to Z - plus Renee O'Connor (Gabrielle) interviewed at last! Hercules - Robert Trebor interview and Season 2 guide. Cleopatra 2525 - Gina Torres (formerly Xena's Cleopatra!) on raising Hel in the future. Interviews with Michael Shanks on Stargate SG-1, Sam Whipple on Seven Days, Dennis Haysbert on Now and Again, the stars of Pitch Black, Beastmaster's Grahame Bond, Psi Factor's Barclay Hope on Season 4. Plus The 10th Kingdom, Charlie O'Connell on conjuring up Death by Magic and Witchcraft's fantasy TV life examined !

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #101 - Vol 13 #4 2000

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #101 - Vol 13 #4 2000Treasured Chests: 2nd Set Cameron Diaz, Gina Gershon, Kate Fischer, Jennifer Aniston, Heidi Mattson, Paulina Porizkova, Emily Lloyd, Katie Richmond, Helen Mirren, Francesca Neri, Jennifer Young, Linda Blair, Christina Ricci, Sophie B. Hawkins, Carey Lowell, Shoshanna Lonstein, Julie Hayes, Sahnia Twain, Meredith Baxter, Joe Guest, Sabrina Ferilli, Cindy Crawford, Kelly Brook, Fili Houteman, Charlotte Lewis, Estalla Warren, Sophie Dahl, Denise Richards, Christy Canyon, Michelle Hunziker, Monon von Gerkan, Lisa Nicole Carson, Salma Hayek, Catherine Hardenborg, Janet Lupo, Rose McGowan, Petra Verkaik, Linsey Dawn McKenzie, Halle Berry, Mamie Van Doren, Frederique, Romane Bohringer, Brenda Venus, Danni Ashe, Lisa Marie, Gisele, Heather Graham, Mimi Rogers, Tyra Banks, Laetitia Casta.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #102 - Vol 13 #5 2000

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #102 - Vol 13 #5 2000Girl-Girl Power Angelina Jolie, Ione Skye, Alison Eastwood, Drew Barrymore, Jessica Lee, Kerri Kendall, Victoria Zdrok, Anne Heche, Anne Parillaud, Joey Lauren Adams, Ally Sheedy, Radha Mitchell, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Tammy Parks, Adrienne Cronin, Monique Gabrielle, Madonna, Grace Jones, Poppy Brite, Sam Fox, Kira Reed, Kim Dawson, Nikki Fritz, Marianne Morris, Anulka, Essy Persson, Anna Gael, Susannah York, Coral Browne, Linda Hayden, Fiona Richmond, Suzanne Fields, Skye Blue, Summer Cummings, Fantasia, Jenny Shimizu, Patricia Velasquez, Kara Young, Doria, Devin DeVasquez, Elke Jeinsen, Julie Strain.

NOCTURNO, Issue #17 - Vol 2 #14 2000

NOCTURNO, Issue #17 - Vol 2 #14 2000L'antinferno: lo sguardo laico: Russell, Borowczyk e Almodovar: tre modi diversi di vedere il rapporto tra sacro e profano
Gli altri inferni o del sexy-conventuale: Uno dei filoni piu scabrosi del nostro cinema di genere, per scoprire tutto quello che avviene tra le mura di un convento di clausura.
Le monache nel peccato di Joe D'Amato: Regista atipico e assolutamente votato al genere erotico, Joe D'Amato ha diretto due dei piu discussi film del filone sexy-conventuale.
Il complesso di Gertrude: I diversi modi in cui il cinema italiano ha raccontato i crimini, i misfatti e gli eccessi della vita di Marianna di Leyva, la Monaca di Monza.
Porno in confessionale: Quando il cinema delle luci rosse va in Paradiso.
Non commettere atti impuri: Diretto da Vittorio De Sisti, Sesso in confessionale, un film inchiesta sulle 'perversioni' sessuali di suore e preti.
...E non liberarci dal male: La censura in Italia e i film tacciati di blasfemia. Da Godard a Cipri e Maresco, storia di un' infamia.
La commedia messianica: Cosa succede quando si scherza coi santi? Renzo Arbore, Beppe Grillo, Francesco Salvi e Adriano Celentano alle prese con il trascendentale.
Il Vangelo secondo Gesu: Stigmate, horror polemico, ispirato ai misteri del Vaticano. A vent'anni dall'Esorcista orrore e religione tornano a far parlare di se
Dogma: un film che fa paura?: Tutto sul controverso film di Kevin Smith che pone in dubbio l'esistenza di Dio. In Italia e stata rinviata l'uscita a dopo il Giubileo.
L'intervista: Gabriele Lavia: Un attore fuori dal comune, che al cinema come a teatro ha sempre interpretato personaggi scomodi e controcorrente. I suoi film come regista raccontano la storia di un amore malato, sessualmente distorto e impossibile; nonche le frustrazioni e alienazione della societa moderna. In questa intervista senza 'censura' Gabriele Lavia racconta il suo mondo, i suoi incubi e le sue ossessioni.
Fuori moda - Gli onorevoli attori: Riscoperto il film 'cult' di Claudio Racca con i politici nel ruolo di se stessi: quando il teatrino della politica passa sul grande schermo.
In nero: Atti sessuali di violenza insensata e La morte quando te l'aspetti: Il sesso e la violenza di Base moie, il film che ha sconvolto la Francia, e lo slasher di Destinazione finale, delineano i nuovi confini dell'horror.
Morsi al vento: Rondo del vecchio Charles Spencer Chaplin dettosi Charlot
Stelle e stelline del cinema italiano Il peccato di una Monika: Bella, bionda e brava. Monika Zanchi, l'attrice svizzero-bergamasca che ha attraversato il cinema italiano come una meteora e ha prestato il suo volto e il suo corpo al filone erotico/esotico, da Emanuelle e gli ultimi cannibali a Le notti erotiche di Cleopatra.
L'occhio del testimone: Galleria fotografica con i migliori "scatti" da set di Franco Vitale
In memoria: l'eretico Gassman: Un ritratto inedito per non dimenticare il grande Vittorio.
Lo spirito natalizio di South Park: Irriverenti, volgari e controversi, sono i bambini pestiferi di South Park, il cartone animato 'cult' di fine Millennio.

STARBURST, Issue #272 - April 2001

STARBURST, Issue #272 - April 2001Buffy Season 5 - the youngest of the Summers girls, Michelle Trachtenberg, on Dawn's Key issues. Angel - your cordial Host, Andy Hallett, gives voice on Season 2. Other interviews: Voyager's Robert Duncan McNeill, Earth: Final Conflict's costume designer Madeleine Stewart, Andromeda's exec producer Alan Eastman, author Gabriel King, Dark Angel's Valerie Rae Miller and Monkeybone director Henry Selick. Plus 6-page retrospective on Back to the Future and the finest reviews section known to man, with the cream of films, books soundtracks, television, comics and DVDs all scrutinized for you.

EMPIRE, Issue #150 - December 2001

EMPIRE, Issue #150 - December 2001First look: New shots from the Hughes brothers' blood epic From Hell, plus Shallow Hall, Monsters Inc. and stunning images from Ocean's 11 trailer.
Front row: Movieland's hottest stories including: 20 tips for Oscars, Snatches, The Guide, and how to dress like Steven Spielberg and George Lucas.
Talent: Katharine Isabelle, E.R.'s Goran Visnjic and the twisted brilliance of Happiness director Todd Solondz.
Pipeline: Set visits to underwater horror Below and Salma Hayek's Frida, plus all the new production news, including a casting rumour round-up.
Last word: Foreign films are fun too! So long as you can find a cinema brave enough to show them.
Billy Connoly: The hirsute Scot answers all your questions.
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone: On set and behind the scenes, Empire talks to author J.K. Rowling, 12 year-old Daniel Radcliffe, director Chris Columbus and a host of others in a bid to reveal the magician's best kept secrets.
The Others: Starring Nicole Kidman, produced by her ex and directed by a 29 year-old Spanish wunderkind. The Seventh Sense, anyone?
Ghost World: Comic creator Daniel Clowes draws an exclusive picture of life on the set of the Ghost World, the movie version of his cult graphic novel.
Billy Bob Thornton: He may be married to one of the most beautiful women in the world, but as a boy, Billy Bob had designs on somebody very different. A barmy but brilliant interview.
The making of The Evil Dead: Director Sam Raimi and star Bruce Campbell talk demons and Vaseline.
Apocalypse Now: Chopper attack: All the method and madness - and what you see on screen doesn't come close to what happened off camera - behind perhaps the greatest action set-piece in movie history.
Tony Curtis: The Hollywood legend talks frankly about the highs and lows of a career stretching over five decades.
New films: The Others, Heist, Jay And Silent Bob Strike Back, Ghosts Of Mars, Glitter, Zoolander, Me Without You, Ghost World, Gabriel & Me, Eloge De L' Amour, The Animal, Strictly Sinatra, Storytelling, A Bench In The Park, Disco Pigs, Kandahar, The Navigators, The Piano Teacher, New Year's Day, Esther Kahn, Baby Boy, The Body, Apocalypse Now Redux, My Brother Tom, This Filthy Earth, The Devil's Backbone, Jump Tomorrow.
Also News, DVD, Video, TV, Books, Multimedia, Music and more.

FILM REVIEW, Issue #612 - December 2001

FILM REVIEW, Issue #612 - December 2001Harry Potter & the Philosopher's Stone - Harry himself, Daniel Radcliffe, weaves a spell around making the gigantic blockbuster and his love of Quidditch. Film of the Month: The Others - Nicole Kidman does it again! This time, by scaring the willies out of us... she talks about a dramatic shift in roles. Apocalypse Now: Redux - Francis Coppola has re-edited arguably the ultimate war film. He tells us why, and how. Glitter - Mariah Carey on stretching her talents onto the silver screen, playing... an up-and-coming pop star. Behind The Scenes of... The Spy Game - Robert Redford on reteaming with Brad Pitt; Heist - Gene Hackman on David Mamet; Bandits - Billy Bob Thornton and Cate Blanchett; Gabriel & Me with Sean Landless. Plus reviews of Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Me Without You, Zoolander..., 15 pages of Video, DVD & Book Reviews and a FREE pocket-sized guide to essential DVD purchases.

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #128 - December 2001

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #128 - December 2001Babes in Babylon: David Lynch's Mulholland Dr. weaves glam lesbian sleuths, Hollywood doo-wop starlets and limo-riding mobsters into an LA wish-fulfilment dream that suddenly crumbles into nightmare. Graham Fuller is in the psychiatrist's chair.
Sisters, sex and sitcom: The underage sex and voyeurism of Catherine Breillat's A ma soeur! promise to be as controversial as the SM of Romance. But what do the iconoclastic director's films offer women, asks Ginette Vincendeau. Plus Breillat talks to Nick James about sisterhood and fat girls.
The happy teacher: Todd Solondz's Storytelling features pupil-teacher sex and a well-meaning film-maker whose hit movie is misread by its audience. Xan Brooks asks the director why he wants to go back to teaching.
Everything has changed: 11 September transformed not only our reality, but also our imaginations. Director of The Believer Henry Bean offers a film-maker's immediate response to the tragedy and its images.
Raising the bar BBFC: director Robin Duval envisages a future where state censorship will no longer be necessary. Julian Petley asks some awkward questions.
Urban legends: Sydney: The 80s saw Australian cinema move from small-scale state-funded production to an internationally acclaimed industry. David Stratton recalls a decade whose films mixed the personal and the political.
Film reviews: A mia sorella!/A ma soeur!, The Animal, Apocalypse Now Redux, Bandits, The Believer, Christmas Carol The Movie, LaCienaga, The Devil's Backbone/El espinazo del diablo, Driven, El Espinazo del diablo/The Devil's Backbone, Esther Kahn, Eureka, Gabriel & Me, Ghost World, Ghosts of Mars, Glitter, Heist, Me without You, My Brother Tom, Original Sin/Peche originel, Rock Star, Storytelling, Strictly Sinatra, This Filthy Earth, Zoolander.

VANITY FAIR, Issue #496 - December 2001

VANITY FAIR, Issue #496 - December 2001Cover: Brad Pitt
Count Luchino Viscounti di Modrone plus pics of actors Monica Bellucci, Raoul Bova, Gabriel Garko, Enrico Lo Verso and Ana Caterona; Emily Post; Capitol Hill Interns; Flight 93; Osama Bin Ladin; Rona Barrett; Special ad section for Nine West featuring: Jesse L.Martin, Gregory Harrison, Michael Weatherly, Jason Wiles; Sienna Guillory; Excerpt of ALI, the screenplay; Jemima Khan.

PLAYBOY, Issue # - January 2001

PLAYBOY, Issue # - January 2001Playmate of the month: Irina Voronina photographed by Arny Freytag
Interview: Gary Johnson by David Sheff
Features: Playboy
Interview: s Gary Johnson: The Maverick Republican Governor Who Wants To Legalize Drugs Superjock Gabrielle Reece: Naturally Nude Goldberg: The Unlikely Wrestler Explains Himself Regis Philbin By David Halberstam
Model: Gabrielle Reece (covergirl - nude inside) photographed by Phillip Dixon

CULT TIMES, Issue #70 - July 2001

CULT TIMES, Issue #70 - July 2001LEXX - Xenia Seeberg on the Earthward bound Season 4, where Xev is having more crazy fun than ever. Xena - we preview the treats and tragedies awaiting our beloved Warrior Princess and Gabrielle in their final season. Buffy - Did you see The Gift? Join us in a glorious analysis of this year's Buffy season finale... Plus Surprise/Innocence in this month's File Under. Secret Agent Man - Dina Meyer gives us her take on female lead Agent Holiday from this offbeat new series on digital terrestrial TV. Seven Days - this month's token male interviewee is Norman Lloyd, the veteran actor behind brainbox Isaac Mentnor... plus Times Past on the series' BBC2 debut. Instant Guide - Cleopatra 2525. Guest List - DSN's Max Grod?nchik; Andrew Jackson on First Wave.

SPLATTING IMAGE, Issue #46 - June 2001

SPLATTING IMAGE, Issue #46 - June 2001Linda Fiorentino - Ein Portrait der Femme fatale. Sogo Ishii - Der Meister des wilden Kinos ist zur?ck, Serial Killer - abri? eines Subgenres, Das Empire schl?gt zur?ck - Ein Streifzug durch den Britischen Horrorfilm, Filmkritiken - Versus, Time and Tide, Brotherhood of the Wolves, u.a., Baddie Ecke, Die Angst sitzt neben Dir, Pornotions, Jungmutationen, Schnittparade, Asian Fruits, Film Reviews.

XPOSE, Issue # - Special #17, New Season 2001

XPOSE, Issue # - Special #17, New Season 2001Get the background on all the hottest shows of the new TV season, with 19 illustrated previews featuring: The X-Files, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Angel, Dark Angel, Charmed, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Beastmaster, Earth: Final Conflict, Relic Hunter, Roswell, Andromeda, Special Unit 2, Sheena, Dark Angel, The Tick, Enterprise, Smallville, Wolf Lake, Mutant X and Tracker. Plus interviews with the stars: Buffy's Anthony Stewart Head on stepping back for a recurring role. Angel's J August Richards on his first full season and what's next for Charles Gunn. Roswell's executive producer Ronald D Moore on Season 3 of the alien encounters series. Special Unit 2's Michael Landes on strange creatures from the shadows. Beastmaster's Marjean Holden on the life of Arina and the 3rd season of fantasy adventure. Sheena's sidekick John Allen Nelson - the luckiest man alive? Earth: Final Conflict writer John Whelpley on what's in store for the final season... Plus - Smallville's cast and crew introduce us to the latest incarnation of Superman: the teen years.

NOCTURNO, Issue #19 - Vol 2 #16 January 2001

NOCTURNO, Issue #19 - Vol 2 #16 January 2001Lavori in corso, a cura di Daniele Aramu: Tutte le novita sui film italiani in preparazione
Sulle tracce dell'assassino, di Manlio Gomarasca. Non ho sonno, il nuovo film di Dario Argento attraverso le testimonianze dei suoi attori: Max von Sydow, Stefano Dionisi, Chiara Caselli, Paolo Scalondro, Gabriele Lavia
Speciale Mifed, di Manlio Gomarasca e Alex Stellino. Le novita piu interessanti dell'ultimo mercato internazionale del film e del documentario. Italiani al Mifed. Japan Shock
Il festival piu bello d'Italia, di Manlio Gomarasca e Alex Stellino. Reportage dal Festival di Torino: La morte dei sogni; Incubi americani; Italia corta; Torino e Nocturno; Un direttore a cavallo: intervista a Stefano Della Casa
In nero: E la via Emilia si tinse di rosso, di Andrea Bruni. Alex Infascelli esordisce alla regia con Almost Blue, tratto dall'omonimo romanzo di Carlo Lucarelli.
Plus NOCTURNO BOOK

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #20 - 2002

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #20 - 2002Women of Fantasy 13 Mamie Van Doren, De De Lind, Julie Strain, Monique Gabrielle, Bobbi Billard, Aria Giovanni, Estella Warren, Lisa Marie, Helena Bonham Carter, Debbie Rochon, Anoushka, Tina Krause, Angelina Jolie, Petra Verkaik, Neriah Davis, Annalise Braakensiek, Milla Jovovich, Masuimi Max, The Porcelain Twinz, Yvonne Mecialis, Stacy Rosman, Holly Sampson, and Heather.

CULT TIMES, Issue # - Autumn Special #23, School Days 2002

CULT TIMES, Issue # - Autumn Special #23, School Days 2002Apparently they're the best days of your life. Cult Times collects together 16 of the best and brightest TV places of learning and rates them. Including: Sunnydale, Smallville and Roswell High Springfield and South Park Elementary Wonder Woman's Paradise Island and many more! Plus these features... Smallville Star Tom Welling talks about his first year of playing the young Clark Kent. Stargate SG-1 Christopher Judge (Teal'c) gets misty-eyed as he considers the show's final year. Roswell With the series over, we tracked down executive producer Jason Katims. Buffy The Vampire Slayer A look back at Buffy's school days and consider what might be in store for her sister Dawn. Plus, a selection of chart hits as some of the acts who've played at Buffy nightspot The Bronze join a battle of the bands! Farscape A tricky interview with D'Argo's alter ego Anthony Simcoe, as we prise out information on Season Four. Andromeda Laura Bertram talks us through the changes in the character of Trance Gemini and looks ahead to the third season. Sabrina the Teenage Witch Executive producer Paula Hart (who is also mother to star Melissa Joan Hart) provides the lowdown on the upcoming seventh season. Mutant X Lauren Lee Smith, aka Emma deLauro, talks about her first year of work on the genetic mutant action-drama. Wolf Lake Executive producer Alex Gansa and star Lou Diamond Phillips talk about the short-lived but critically-acclaimed drama show. Cleopatra 2525 Cleopatra herself, Jennifer Sky, is as enthusiastic about it as ever about the series!

SCHNITT, Issue #25 - January/February/March 2002

SCHNITT, Issue #25 - January/February/March 2002Thema: Helden

Fritz Gφttler: Holt die Toten raus
Elisabeth Bronfen: Ein unzeitgemδίer Held
Rolf Nohr: Rόckprojizierter Dschungel
Gerhard Midding: Ein Gebδude ist so integer wie ein Mensch
Markus Maximilian Kuchnicak: Von einem der hδlt, was man allen verspricht
Heike-Melba Fendel im Gesprδch: Heldenhafte Biographien

Interview

Daniel Brόhl

Filme

Dreischnitt - Wir mόssen zusammenhalten (Jan Hrebejk)
Der Boxprinz (Gerd Kroske)
The Isle (Ki-Duk Kim)
Mein Stern (Valeska Griesebach)
Mulholland Drive (David Lynch)
Ocean's Eleven (Steven Soderbergh)
The Others (Alejandro Amenabar)
Pakt der Wφlfe (Christophe Gans)
Die Reise nach Kandahar (Mohsen Makhmalbaf)
Rivers and Tides (Thomas Riedelsheimer)
Schwarze Tafeln (Samira Makhmalbaf)
Vanilla Sky (Cameron Crowe)
Was tun, wenn's brennt? (Gregor Schnitzler)
Annas Sommer (Jeanine Meerapfel)
La Comunidad (alex de la Iglesia)
Down (Dick Maas)
From Hell (Albert & Allen Hughes)
Greenfingers (Joel Hershman)
Innocence (Paul Cox)
Ein letzter Kuί (Gabriele Muccino)
Die Monster AG (Pete Docter, David Silverman, Lee Unkrich)
Rock Star (Stephen Herek)
Sag kein Wort (Gary Fleder)
Taxi (Gabriela David)
Das weiίe Rauschen (Hans Weingartner)
Planet der Kannibalen (Hans-Christoph Blumenberg)

Rubriken

Festivals: Cottbus, Wien, Warschau, Hof, Duisburg
Kolumnen: Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, Boris Groys
Kurzfilm: Torino Filmfestival, Europδischer Filmpreis
TV: Bobby (Vivian Naefe)
Neue Medien: "Hitchcock - The Final Cut" (Videospiel)
Filmmusik: Vincent Gallo
Clip Club: Turntablerocker - "No Melody" (Zoran Bihec)
Dokumentarfilm: Hito Steyerl
Filmbόcher

XPOSE, Issue #68 - June 2002

XPOSE, Issue #68 - June 2002Spider-Man - Kirsten Dunst on being caught in a love-web, plus her paramours Tobey Maguire and James Franco. Roswell - As the teen Sci-Fi saga concludes, we catch up with Adam Rodriguez, alias Isabel's husband Jesse. Sabrina the Teenage Witch - Melissa Joan Hart on enjoying seeing Sabrina grow... The Lost World - our cast interviews continue with scheming Marguerite, aka Rachel Blakely. Dinotopia - Visit the ideal world of ABC's mini-series where humans and reptiles live in peace, with star Wentworth Miller. Plus: Dark Angel's Ashley Scott on helping Eyes Only's battle and her up-coming role as Batman's daughter in Birds of Prey; Earth: Final Conflict's Melinda Deines previews the final battle; Angel's Mark Lutz on what the Groosalugg thinks about Cordelia and the real world. 10 Things About... Our cover girl, Spider-Man's Kirsten Dunst. Coming Attractions on Scooby-Doo and Minority Report.

SCHNITT, Issue #28 - October/November/December 2002

SCHNITT, Issue #28 - October/November/December 2002Thema: Werkstattgesprδche Halbe Treppe

Andreas Dresen (Regisseur)
Peter Rommel (Produzent)
Michael Hammon (DOP)
Jφrg Hauschild (Editor)
Cooky Ziesche (Dramaturgin)
Peter Schmidt (Tontechniker)
Sabine Greunig (Kostόme)
Susanne Hopf (Ausstattung)
Peter Hartwig (Produktionsleiter)
Steffi Kόhnert ("Ellen")
Gabriela Maria Schmeide ("Katrin")
Thorsten Merten ("Chris")
Axel Prahl ("Uwe")

Filme

Dreischnitt - Der Pianist (Roman Polanski)
Auszeit (Laurent Cantet)
Black Hawk Down (Ridley Scott)
Epsteins Nacht (Urs Egger)
Groίe Mδdchen weinen nicht (Maria von Heland)
Das Jahr der ersten Kόsse (Kai Wessel)
Jeans (Nicolette Krebitz)
Kick It Like Beckham (Gurinder Chadha)
Kira (Ole Christian Madsen)
Krampack (Cesc Gay)
Der Mann ohne Vergangenheit (Aki Kaurismδki)
Minority Report (Steven Spielberg)
My Brother Tom (Dom Rotheroe)
Scherbentanz (Chris Kraus)
Solino (Fatih Akin)
Army Go Home! (Gregor Jordan)
Austin Powers in Goldstδnder (Jay Roach)
Blue Moon (Andrea Maria Dusl)
Happiness Is a Warm Gun (Thomas Imbach)
Herr Schmidt und Herr Friedrich (Ulrike Franke,
Michael Loeken)
Insomnia (Christopher Nolan)
K-Pax (Iain Softly)
Malunde (Stefanie Sycholt)
Meine Frau die Schauspielerin (Yvan Attal)
The Navigators (Ken Loach)
Die Reise nach Kafiristan (Donatello & Fosco Dubini)
19 (Kazushi Watanabe)

Rubriken

Kolumnen: Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, Boris Groys
Goldener Schnitt: Zwei Schnittstellen
Festivals: Moskau, Karlovy Vary, Oldenburg, Mόnchen
Clip Club: The White Stripes - "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground"
Kurzfilm: Short Cuts Cologne, "Kiki & Tiger" (Alain Gsponer)
TV: Drei Tage vor der Wahl
Neue Medien: "One Giant Leap"
Filmmusik: 24 Hour Party People (OST)
Dokumentarfilm: Jφrg Adoph / Stefan Landorf
Filmbόcher

SHOCK CINEMA, Issue #20 - Spring/Summer 2002

SHOCK CINEMA, Issue #20 - Spring/Summer 2002Interviews with actors Michael Moriarty, Keith David and Joe Turkel, screenwriter W.D. Richter, and exploitation auteur Lee Frost.
Reviews include James Coburn in Duffy, Calvin Lockhart and Jeff Bridges in Halls of Anger, Diana Rigg's rare short films The Diadem and Mini-Killers, William Smith in The Runaway, Michael Moriarty and William Devane in My Old Man's Place, Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush; Billy Dee Williams in The Take, Robert DeNiro in Jennifer on My Mind, Robert Kramer's Ice, Gene Wilder and Zero Mostel in Rhinoceros, William Klein's Le Couple Temoin, Alan Arkin in Terrence Malick's Deadhead Miles, Captain Milkshake, Jenny Agutter in I Start Counting, Chosen Survivors, Barry Gordon and Jon Voight in Out of It, Rene Daalder's Population:1, the redneck sexploitation romp Six Pack Annie, Dante Tomaselli's Horror, Kevin Spacey in Ordinary Decent Criminal, Patty McCormack in Born Wild, Santiago Segura's Torrente, The Dumb Arm of the Law, Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Pulse, Cradle of Fear, Clint Howard in Evilspeak, Leif Garrett in Skateboard; Gabrielle Salvatores' Denti.

CINEACTION, Issue #60 - Summer 2002

CINEACTION, Issue #60 - Summer 2002Theme: East Asian Cinemas ' East Asian Cinemas [editor's note], ' Susan Morrison, page 1. # ' A Tale of Two Emperors: Mimicry and Mimesis in Two 'New Year's' Films from China and Hong Kong, ' Carlos Rojos, pages 2 - 9. # ' Hollywood and the Chinese Other, ' Tan Ye, pages 10 - 20. # ' To Live and Dye in China: The Personal and Political in Zhang Yimou's Judou, ' Vincent Brook, pages 21 - 29. # ' Interview with Jia Zhangke, ' Shelly Kraicer, pages 30 - 33. # ' Three Japanese Actresses of the 1950s: Modernity, Femininity, and The Performance of Everyday Life, ' Catherine Russell, pages 34 - 44. # ' Looking for Nostalgia: Memory and National Identity in Hou Hsiao-Hsien's A Time to Live, A Time to Die, ' I-Fen Wu, pages 45 - 51. # ' The Halfway House of Memory: An Interview with Hirokazu Kore-eda, ' Gabriel Paletz, pages 52 - 59. # ' South Korean Film Genres and Art-House Anti-Poetics: Erasure and Negation in The Power of Kangwan Province, ' David Scott Diffient, pages 61 - 71.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #27 - 2003

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #27 - 200325 Sexiest Stars of the Year!! Vanessa-Mae, Rhonda Raye, Jennifer Gareis, Kate Dillon, Sadie Frost, Gabrielle Union, Christa Campbell, Sexy Claire, Melissa Wolf, Kelly Hu, Savanna Samson, Kitana Baker, Luba, Greta Cavazzoni, Bessie Bardot, Aria Giovanni, Garcelle Beauvais, Neriah Davis, Sela Ward, Devin Devasquez, Maribel Verdu, Kira Reed, Sofia Vergara, Diane Lane, and Britney Spears.

TOTAL FILM, Issue #74 - March 2003

TOTAL FILM, Issue #74 - March 2003Nicole Kidman: From Hell to the Oscars.
Total Film Ultimate Movie Fan Poll: Russell Crowe, Champ or Chump? (a small part of the poll).
The Ring, This Year's Scariest Movie.
Gabriel Byrne: Ireland's Most Usual Suspect talks about Ghost Ship.
Nicolas Cage: On Woo, voodoo and stunts that make you go 'ooh'.
The Total Film Interview: Steven Soderbergh.
45 Page Review Section.

PREMIERE, Issue #197 - May 2003

PREMIERE, Issue #197 - May 2003The Matrix Reloaded: Rage against the machines. An exclusive report from the Sydney set of the Matrix sequels.
Power list: Class of '03: Hollywood's 100 most powerful people.
The it girls of 2003: Agnes Bruckner, Jena Malone, Taryn Manning, Monet Mazur, Roselyn Sanchez, and Gabriel Union.
Nick Nolte's long strange trip.
Can film be saved?: Digital projection may wipe out celluloid as we know it.
Aki Kaurismaki: The Finnish director behind The Man Without A Past.
Reviews: A Mighty Wind, People I Know, The Dancer Upstairs, Bend It Like Beckham, Buffalo Soldiers.
Barry Diller: The man who would be king.

SCHNITT, Issue #32 - October/November/December 2003

SCHNITT, Issue #32 - October/November/December 2003Thema: Performance und Film

Christoph Schulz: Performance und Film
Roberto Ohrt: Verlassen Sie den Saal!
Gerald Schrφder: Kren filmt Brus
Norbert M. Schmitz: Kino als Performance
Gob Squad: Roomservice
Gesprδch mit Bob Ostertag und Pierre Hebert: Die gemalte Projektion
Gesprδch mit Romuald Karmakar: Karmakar filmt FLATZ
Gesprδch mit FLATZ: FLATZ filmt FLATZ
Gesprδch mit Laurie Anderson: Die Welt im Rechteck

Interview

Frank Griebe

Filme

Dreischnitt - Dogville (Lars von Trier)
7 Brόder (Sebastian Winkels)
Herr Lehmann (Leander Hauίmann)
Die Invasion der Barbaren (Denys Arcand)
Jet Lag (Daniele Thompson)
Lilja 4-ever (Lukas Moodysson)
Die Mutter (Roger Michell)
NOi AlbinOi (Dagur Kari)
Rad der Zeit (Werner Herzog)
Sein Bruder Patrice Chereau)
Sie haben Knut (Stefan Krohmer)
Westend (Markus Mischkowski, Kai Maria Steinkόhler)
Das Wunder von Bern (Sφnke Wortmann)
Barcelona fόr ein Jahr (Cedric Klapisch)
Les choses secretes (Jean-Claude Brisseau)
Dreizehn (Catherine Hartwicke)
Fiasko Ragnar Bragason)
The Good Thief (Neil Jordan)
Ich habe keine Angst (Gabriele Salvatores)
Kops (Josef Fares)
Die Liga der auίergewφhnlichen Gentlemen (Stephen Norrington)
Takeshi Kitanos Dolls (Takeshi Kitano)
Vom Westen unberόhrt (Raymond Depardon)

Rubriken

Kolumnen: Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, Boris Groys
Goldener Schnitt: Coverage
Dokumentarfilm: Absolute Beginner
Kurzfilme: Shocking Shorts, Franz Winzentsen
Festivals: Karlovy Vary, Moskau, Oldenburg
Filmmusik: 2raumwohnung
Clip Club: Heute zu Gast - Johnny Cash mit "Hurt"
Neue Medien: Internetfilmbφrsen
TV: Durch die Nacht
Filmbόcher

ECLECTIC SCREENING ROOM, Issue #10 - Summer 2003

ECLECTIC SCREENING ROOM, Issue #10 - Summer 2003The great decade of American Cinema-- the 1970's BBS And Their Pals: A Safe Place (1971; Henry Jaglom), The Hired Hand (1971; Peter Fonda), Drive, He Said (1971; Jack Nicholson), The Last Movie (1971; Dennis Hopper), The King Of Marvin Gardens (1972; Bob Rafelson).
Counterculture: Zabriskie Point (1970; Michelangelo Antonioni), Hi Mom (1970; Brian DePalma), The Panic In Needle Park (1971; Jerry Schatzberg), Born To Win (1971; Ivan Passer), Cisco Pike (1971; B.W.L. Norton), Cocksucker Blues (1972; Robert Frank).
The Nostalgia Machine: The Grissom Gang (1971; Robert Aldrich), What's Up Doc (1972; Peter Bogdanovich), Play It Again Sam (1972; Herbert Ross), The Lords Of Flatbush (1974; Stephen Verona, Martin Davidson), The Black Bird (1975; David Giler), Silent Movie (1976; Mel Brooks), American Hot Wax (1978; Floyd Mutrux).
Turning Genre On Its Ear: DOC (1971; Frank Perry), Zachariah (1971; George Englund), Minnie And Moskowitz (1971; John Cassavetes), The Long Goodbye (1973; Robert Altman), Bugsy Malone (1976; Alan Parker).
Black Cinema: Watermelon Man (1970; Melvin Van Peebles), Across 110th Street (1972; Barry Shear), Uptown Staturday Night (1974; Sidney Poitier), Claudine (1974; John Berry), Car Wash (1976; Michael Schultz), Leadbelly (1976; Gordon Parks). Plus: Pam Grier!!
Screw The System: Taking Off (1971; Milos Forman), Little Murders (1971; Alan Arkin), Get To Know Your Rabbit (1972; Brian Depalma), Steelyard Blues (1973; Alan Myerson), Blue Collar (1978; Paul Schrader).
And The Road Leads To Nowhere: Two Lane Blacktop (1971; Monte Hellman), Vansihing Point (1971; Richard C. Sarafian), Aloha Bobby And Rose (1975; Floyd Mutrux).
The Underground: Trash (1970; Paul Morrissey), The Devil's Cleavage (1973; George Kuchar), Thundercrack (1975; Curt Mcdowell), Andy Warhol's Bad (1977; Jed Johnson).
Veterans: Fat City (1972; John Huston), Hustle (1975; Robert Aldrich).
Excess: At Long Last Love (1975; Peter Bogdanovich), Sorcerer (1977; William Friedkin), New York New York (1977; Martin Scorsese), 1941 (1979; Steven Spielberg), Popeye (1980; Robert Altman).
Discoveries In The Dark: Robert Altman's Long-Lost Images.
Print Film: Two key books about the 1970's in American Cinema: American Film Now, by James Monaco; Easy Riders and Raging Bulls, by Peter Biskind.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #34 - 2004

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #34 - 2004The First Time Ever 6 Sofia Coppola, Uma Thurman, Rene Russo, Deanna Merryman, Taylor Sumers, Angie Everhart, Famke Janssen, Christy Turlington, Claudia Schiffer, Naomi Campbell, Fiona Lewis, Victoria abril, Ornella Muti, Eartha Kitt, Jane Seymour, Donna D'errico, Cindy Margolis, Rosaleen Young, Lori Anderson, Kylie Ireland, Melissa Wolf, Kira Reed.

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #36 - 2004

CELEBRITY SLEUTH, Issue #36 - 200425 Sexiest Women of 2005 Lisa Raye, Emily Mortimer, Charlotte ross, Elizabeth Jagger, Sanaa Lathan, Laura Bailey, Dana Vespoli, Gabrielle Richens, Catherine McCormack, Connies Nielsen, Robin Tunney, Eva Green, Dita Von Teese, Patricia Ford, Kira Eggers, Maria Bello, Vivica A. Fox, Claire Forlani, Tera Patrick, Abi Titmuss, Monica Bellucci, Paris Hilton, Jennifer Garner, Keira Knightley, Lindsay Lohan.

XPOSE, Issue #83 - February 2004

XPOSE, Issue #83 - February 2004Features
Alias
- After two years of twists and betrayals, who can we trust? We assess the changing loyalties of some of the key players...
- Plus! Greg Grunberg reveals what Agent Weiss has up his sleeve...

plus...
Angel Two years ago, writer Drew Goddard got his dream job on Buffy. Then they cancelled the show. But he's not worried, as he's moved over to Angel, and is loving the fringe benefits...
Charmed Co-producer Peter Chomsky looks back on the special effects advances that have taken Charmed to fans' hearts over six years of magical encounters.
The Lord of the Rings Sean Astin is taking center-stage as Sam Gamgee in the final installment of the trilogy, and he tells us why it's been a life-changing experience making the films.
Ancestors of Harry Potter Part two of our look at the boy wizard's forebears takes in Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Elidor and the Owl Service, to name but a few...

With...
10 Things You Never Knew About... Rachael Leigh Cook, sparky star of the much-delayed Fearless.
Reviews Is The Return of the King any good? Well, not to give it away, but yes. Plus, Spike and Angel rake over their past, Jeremiah explores the heart of darkness, and the Charmed girls discover Chris's secret.
Coming Attractions Change the Past, change the Present. Ashton Kutcher gets caught up in the complexities of The Butterfly Effect.
In the News Angel's future lies in doubt? It must be January... Plus, Alyson Hannigan talks orgasms, and a special report on the stage version of His Dark Materials.

VIDEO WATCHDOG, Issue #108 - June 2004

VIDEO WATCHDOG, Issue #108 - June 2004The Poetic Universe of Georges Franju: Never Before in English! L'Ecran Fantastique founder Alain Schlockoff interviews the father of French horror-fantasy about his classics Eyes Without A Face (1960), Judex (1963) and Shadowman (1974)!
DVD Spotlight: Rediscovering Polanski: Kim Newman revels in a wealth of Roman Polanski titles now available on DVD, including Knife In The Water (1962), Repulsion (1965), Cul-De-Sac (1966), What? (1974), The Pianist (2002) and eight early short films!
Dog Bytes: Frank Agrama brings out the gore of ancient Egypt in Dawn Of The Mummy... William Sanderson explodes the limits of political correctness in Fight For Your Life... Juliana Margulies and Gabriel Byrne seek treasure aboard a Ghost Ship... a 'Big G' triple feature of Godzilla vs. Megaguirus, Godzilla Mothra And King Ghidorah: Giant Monsters All-Out Attack and Godzilla Against Mechagodzilla... Dyanne Thorne stars in the pre-Ilsa sleazefest Love Me Like I Do... San Francisco horror host John Stanley writes and directs a Nightmare In Blood... Andreas Schnaas gets medieval in Nikos The Impaler... Carlo Collodi meets The Jetsons in Pinocchio In Outer Space... Laurence Payne and Adrienne Corri star in the Brian Clemens' scripted shocker The Tell-Tale Heart... Jess Franco attends the jungle rhythms of Voodoo Passion (aka Der Ruf Der Blonden Gottin)... and Arch Hall Sr. satirizes late night TV talk shows in The Weird Ones.
Joe Dante's Fleapit Flashbacks: Dick Van Dyke pays tribute to silent comedy in the cult feature The Comic... Christina Lindberg gets in your face in the West German sexploitation comedy Love In 3-D... Reggie Nalder painfully produces the confessions of witches in Mark Of The Devil and Mark Of The Devil, Part II... Kurt Russell goes back to Medfield College for Disney's Now You See Him, Now You Don't... and Isaac Hayes is a baaaad mutha (shut your mouth!) in Truck Turner! Can you dig it?
DVDs: In-depth reviews of Bruno Bozzetto's animation classic Allegro Non Troppo... a flesh-eating virus is no vacation for the stars of Cabin Fever... Chuck Barris goes from Gong Show host to CIA hit man in Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind... George A. Romero's zombie classic goes five channels in Anchor Bay's new 'Divimax' 5.1 release of Dawn Of The Dead... Paul Naschy offers an interesting approach to Bram Stoker's classic character in Dracula's Great Love... Jess Franco gets his biggest budget in twenty years in the curiously campy horror drama Faceless... Pakistan enters the horror film sweepstakes with The Living Corpse... Evans Chan Yiu-shing charts human geography in the thought-provoking The Map Of Sex And Love... Keanu Reeves plugs back into black for The Matrix Reloaded, while various filmmakers explore Matrix terrain in short form in The Animatrix... Lon Chaney is unmasked, and unmasked again, in two distinct versions of his classic The Phantom Of The Opera... Ajita Wilson rules over a women's prison with a leather whip in Sadomania... Plus! Import reviews of new releases of Dario Argento's The Bird With The Crystal Plumage and Tenebrae... the 3D HK thriller The Park... and Jackie Chan faces the undead in The Twins Effect!
Biblio Watchdog: Brett Taylor reviews Stefan Jaworzyn's The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Companion!
Audio Watchdog: Douglas E. Winter listens to the latest from Ennio Morricone... Daniele Luppi's delirious Eurocult pastiche album An Italian Story... and new titles from Film Score Monthly, including Logan's Run: Television!

MOVIE MAKER, Issue #54 - March/April/May 2004

MOVIE MAKER, Issue #54 - March/April/May 2004Cover: Mark Ruffalo's Revenge If revenge is a dish best served cold, the formerly long-struggling Mark Ruffalo might have to wait a bit... because right now this phenomenally talented actor's career is pretty much on fire. BY TIMOTHY RHYS Funny Business Some of today's most celebrated comedy writers talk about what it takes to be funny-and get paid for it. BY KAREN HOLLY The Super 16 Revolution Following the lead of Cesar Chalone (City of God), several hot cinematographers are teaming up with distinguished directors to tell their latest tales in a suddenly chic format-Super 16. BY BOB FISHER The Natural: Lars von Trier on Dogville Which comes first, the story or the style? For Lars von Trier, each new project yields a different answer. BY TRAVIS CRAWFORD The Clip's in the Can Stock footage offers moviemakers a reliable way to save money-and still get the shot! Right now it's easier than ever. BY ANDY ROSE 60 Made in Manhattan Legendary cinematographer Gordon Willis looks back on shooting Woody Allen's Manhattan a quarter-century later. BY TIMOTHY RHYS What Producers Want Producers are always looking for their next 'great script'-but what that means and where they look just might surprise you. BY KAREN HOLLY & CAITLIN DAHL Confessions of a Hack One young screenwriter learns to embrace the 'H'word. BY JOHN WEIDNER Marketing Your Screenplay- and Yourself Writing a great script is the first hurdle, but getting someone who counts to read it is what really matters. BY JERROL LEBARON Orson Welles: Beacon and Exile He was American cinema's first golden boy genius, and Hollywood's first independent. Here's a new take on Welles' latter years. BY GabriEL M. PALETZ Chromakeying Can Change Your Life A techno-savvy moviemaker reveals how to break the rules and make your ultra-low-budget digital movie look like a million bucks. BY MATT POWER COLUMNS & DEPTS. MM Notebook Letters Festival Beat: Park City 2004 & Insider Secrets Introducing our brand new Festival Coop section-with news from Sundance, Slamdance, TromaDance, and a some insider tips on how to get your film noticed by festival programmers. BY JESSICA HUNDLEY & CHRISTOPHER ZARA Home Cinema: The Best First Films of All Time First films may bear an unpredictable relationship to a moviemaker's work to come, but every so often the stars align. BY SAUL AUSTERLITZ Documentary: Dawn of the Doc The exploding interest in reality entertainment is paying direct dividends to documentary moviemakers. And it's about time! BY RANDEE DAWN Shorts: Foo-Foo Dust One journalist-turned-director shares the nine tough lessons she learned in making a short on drug addiction. BY GINA LEVY World Cinema: New Argentine Moviemaking An economic crisis can't keep Argentina down as one of the world's fastest-growing international film hot spots. BY RICHARD SHPUNTOFF Extreme Indie: Your Questions Answered Veteran maverick moviemaker Rick Schmidt answers your questions on cameras, formats and more. BY RICK SCHMIDT Indie Counselor A top indie attorney debunks some moviemaking myths and legends-and welcomes your questions for this new column. BY DAVID ALBERT PIERCE, ESQ. Profile: Philip Kaufman's Twisted Writer-director Philip Kaufman walks the line between Hollywood and Indiewood-and always does it his way. BY PHILLIP WILLIAMS Profile: Charlie Kaufman, Outlaw Scribe Hollywood's most imaginative writer slips the shackles of conventional screenwriting once more with Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. If only he could remember how he did it... BY DAVID FEAR Flash Forward: Judy Greer Talent, versatility, beauty, brains... a profile of the hardest-working actress you've likely never heard of. BY TIMOTHY RHYS

VANITY FAIR, Issue #531 - November 2004

VANITY FAIR, Issue #531 - November 2004Cover: Johnny Depp
this is also the Music Issue; U2; Elvis Costello interview Joni Mitchell; Tom Waits; The Music Portfolio: Sting (1pg), Caetano Velosos, Nana Mouskouri, Sean Paul, Talvin Singh, Asha Bhosle, Orchestra Baobabs, Jane Birken, Peter Gabriel, Youssou N'Dours, Joel Virgel, Carla Bruni, The Marley familys and many others

SCHOKKEND NIEUWS, Issue #66 - 2005

SCHOKKEND NIEUWS, Issue #66 - 2005
Nieuws
Lezersonderzoek
Interviews: Brad Anderson, Fabrice du Welz, Lucile Hadzihalilovic, Paul Schrader, Deborah Kara Unger
Special: Moet dat nou?
Reportage: 37ste Internationale Filmfestval van Sitges
Bioscoop: Murder-Set-Pieces, The Hillside Strangler, Paul Schrader's Exorcist: The Original Prequel, White Noise, Code 46, Assault on Precinct 13, The Ring 2, Cursed, Constantine, Casshern, Hide and Seek, Boogeyman
Creekspeak: Taboe of geen taboe?
Dvd: Cat People, I Walked with a Zombie, The Leopard Man, Doppelg?nger, The Fearless Vampire Killers, It's Alive-trilogie, Freaks
Games: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, Constantine
Video: Suspect Zero, Madhouse, Dead Birds, Club Dread, Corpses, Cube Zero, Ancient Evil: Scream of the Mummy, Scarecrow Gone Wild, Retrogade, Speed Demon, 11:11, Nostradamus, Frankenfish Ginger Snaps Back, George and the Dragon, LD 50 Lethal Dose, Mayhem, Species 3, Starkweather,
De Donkere Kamer van Kerkdijk: Over Un Roi Sans Divertissement
Boeken: The Midnight Eye Guide to New Japanese Film, Cruising the Anime City
Lebbing's Inferno: Il Mulino delle Donne di Pietra

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, Issue #1029 - April 2005

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, Issue #1029 - April 2005The Ring Two

Back to the Well, Gabriel Beristain, ASC, BSC crafts a haunting new look for The Ring Two
Trouble in Paradise, Ellen Kuras, ASC uses a digital intermediate to finesse her imagery on The Ballad of Jack and Rose.
Hell to Pay, Philippe Rousselot, ASC, AFC gives the devil his due in the supernatural thriller Constantine.
The Color-Space Conundrum, Part Two: Digital Workflow, Cinematographers seek a consistent workflow in today_s hybrid film/digital environment.
Departments
- Production Slate: Kontroll, Fighting Tommy Riley
- Points East: Law & Order: Trial by Jury

RUE MORGUE, Issue #48 - August 2005

RUE MORGUE, Issue #48 - August 2005 Audition, the movie that burned powerhouse director Takashi Miike into the North American nervous system finally gets the recognition it deserves; an interview with Japan's legendary director. Plus: Miike's Meanest Moments, Eli Roth on directing Miike, and more! Summer of Sasquatch Rue Morgue takes a look back at Bigfoot's spotty legacy on the eve of its return to popularity. Plus: A Sasquatch primer on upcoming, new and cult Bigfoot films! Cinemacabre Features: Graveyard Alive, two new War of the Worlds films compared, Troma's Make Your Own Damn Movie!, The films of David Lynch, Tales from the Crypt Season 1. Reviews: Land of the Dead, Batman Begins, H, They Came Back, Skinned Deep, Chupacabra Terror, Shadow of the Wraith, The Zodiac Killer, Dead Life, Zombiez, Hood of the Living Dead, Touch of Death, Living Doll, A Bell from Hell, Hush. Hush, Sweet Charlotte. Schizoid Cinephile Hexacord Music. Blood in Four Colours Dark Horse's The War of the Worlds Online Adaptation, Steve Niles and Ted McKeever's Little Books of Horror: The War of the Worlds, Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard's The Walking Dead Vol. 3: Safety Behind Bars TPB, Romero, Chris Ryall and Gabriel Rodriguez's Land of the Dead #1, Peter David's Spike: Old Times, Justin Gray and Zue's Vengeance of the Mummy #1. The Ninth Circle Spotlight: Thomas Ligotti Reviews: Spectral America: Phantoms and the National Imagination by Jeffrey Andrew Weinstock, ed., Beasts in the Cellar: The Exploitation Career of Tony Tenser by John Hamilton, The Overnight by Ramsey Campbell, The Bradbury Chronicles: The Life of Ray Bradbury by Sam Weller, Bradbury Speaks: Too Soon from the Cave, Too Far from the Stars by Ray Bradbury. Travelogue of Terror The Tower of London, UK The Gore-met Menu: The Gialli of Sergio Martino! Audio Drome Spotlight: Apocalyptica Reviews: House of Wax, Robert Short, Misfits meet The Nutley Brass, Asmodeus, The Rocketz, Balzac, Michale Graves, The Horror of It All, Pungent Stench, Lamb of God. Play Dead Cold Fear (Ubisoft), Haunting Ground (Capcom), Antagonists (White Wolf) Dark Revelations Director Brooke Burgess discusses his struggle to make Broken Saints, the most successful Flash-animated series to ever grace the weird wide web. Plus: A Flash freakshow guide to the best genre-themed animations on-line. Death Strokes Step inside the grim gallery of Jack Kevorkian. RM examines the surreal horror canvases of Dr. Death. by Paul Carlucci Classic Cut Alice Cooper's Welcome to My Nightmare.

SCHNITT, Issue #40 - October/November/December 2005

SCHNITT, Issue #40 - October/November/December 2005Thema: Montagemuster Christian Schulz: n! - Notizen zur Reihenfolge der Bilder Hans Beller: Der montierte Liebesakt Gabriele Voss: Das Versprechen am Anfang Ein Gesprδch mit Walter Murch: Kollision von Ton und Bild Ein Gesprδch mit Tom Rolf: Den Beruf kannte ich gar nicht Ein Gesprδch mit Herve Schneid: Dienst am Film Gerhard Schumm: Montage studieren Interview Amos Kollek Filme Dreischnitt - Das Kind (Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne) Dear Wendy (Thomas Vinterberg) Mitfahrer (Nicolai Albrecht) Cremaster Cycle (Matthew Barney) Lost Children (Ali Samadi Ahadi) L'auberge espagnole - Wiedersehen in St. Petersburg (Cedric Klapisch) Lepel (Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen) Wie im Himmel (Kay Pollak) Brothers Grimm (Terry Gilliam) Factotum (Bent Hamer) Goal! (Danny Cannon) Drum (Zola Maseko) A History of Violence (David Cronenberg) Rize (David LaChapelle) Die Reise der Pinguine (Luc Jacquet) Manderlay (Lars von Trier) Frozen Angels (Frauke Sandig) Mongolian Ping Pong (Ning Hao) Das zweite Leben des Monsieur Manesquier (Patrice Leconte) Der Duft von Lavendel (Charles Dance) Edelweiίpiraten (Niko von Glasow) Shouf Shouf Habibi! (Albert ter Heerdt) Die blaue Grenze (Till Franzen) Rubriken BFS: Gut aufgehoben, Sahneschnitte Festivals: Filmfest Mόnchen, Internationales Filmfestival Karlovy Vary Kurzfilme: Delivery, Giaccomo e Pepe, Marco und der Wolf Asian Food: Splatter, Trash und Transzendenz Dokumentarfilm: Der Rest ist Emotion Musik: Spitting Off Tall Buildings Clip Club: Goldfrapp - "Oh La La" DVDs: "Zόri brennt", "The Directors Label", "Good Movies" Filmbόcher Kolumnen: Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, Boris Groys

TAKE ONE (Toronto), Issue #51 - September 2005

TAKE ONE (Toronto), Issue #51 - September 2005David Cronenberg's A History of Violence, (article), Atom Egoyan's Where the Truth Lies (article), Deepa Mehta's Water (article), Sturla Gunnarsson's Beowulf & Grendel (article), Gabriella Martinell (profile), interview with Louis Archambualt

CULT TIMES, Issue # - Special #33, Simpsons 2005

CULT TIMES, Issue # - Special #33, Simpsons 2005The Simpsons To honour the world's best-loved yellow cartoon family, we take an in-depth look at their lives over the incredible 16 years they've been on the air... ...with these Simpsons features: Testimonials The cream of Cult Times writers past and present reveal what makes The Simpsons so endearing and enduring Film Homages We check out the many times the show has paid homage to a film, whether it be familiar dialogue from Gone with the Wind, the recreation of the shower scene from Psycho and the arrival of the T-Rex in Jurassic Park or Itchy and Scratchy's even more violent version of Reservoir Dogs Why is it Cult? We reveal what it is that makes The Simpsons a Cult show by uncovering some of its references to genre TV, from The Prisoner to Xena via The Twilight Zone and The X-Files Controversy We examine the times the series has found itself in trouble, with Barbara Bush, Brazil's Tourist Board and even its own network, Fox, all in the name of satire. Episode Guide A complete guide to the first 15 seasons of the Simpson family's animated antics, plus an overview looking at how the series has evolved over the years Plus much more!... 24 Cast and crew discuss the reasons for the loss of all the previous regulars bar Jack Bauer for the new season The Shield Michael Chiklis, aka Vic Mackey, joins with show creator Shawn Ryan to preview the new season Desperate Housewives Ricardo Antonio Cahvira discusses the ups and downs of life as the recently arrested Carlos Solis, husband of the gorgeous Gabrielle The West Wing Executive producer John Wells introduces the candidates in the campaign to be the next resident of the Oval Office Battlestar Galactica Stunning Cylon Number Six, better known as Tricia Helfer, drops by to look back over the first season and looks forward to Season Two American Dad The cast and creators introduce this superb new animation Andromeda Steve Bacic reveals the changes in his character for the fifth and final season

TRASH TIMES (Fr), Issue #14 - Spring/Summer 2005

TRASH TIMES (Fr), Issue #14 - Spring/Summer 2005EN COUVERTURE : ILSA !!!: Dyanne Thorne dans la defroque d'Ilsa ? l'occasion de l'interview exclusive de Don Edmonds, realisateur de Ilsa, la Louve des SS et Ilsa, Gardienne du Harem. Cet entretien carri?re d'une dizaine de pages est accompagne de reviews de ses films : Wild Honey (1970), Tender Loving Care (1974), Ilsa, la Louve des SS (1974), Ilsa, Gardienne du Harem (1976), Bare Knuckles (Le Maniaque, 1977), Demon Rock (1980), Tomcat Angels (1991)...
CINEMA PALLARDYSO : INTERVIEW DE JEAN-MARIE PALLARDY: Conversation decomplexee avec un des chantres du cinema paillard, et juste rehabilitation d'un cineaste plus anar que nanar. Ce long entretien carri?re est couple ? un dossier exhaustif de plus de 15 pages comprenant des chroniques de TOUS les films du realisateur dont Le Journal Erotique d'un B?cheron (1974) ; R?glements de Comptes ? OQ Corral (1974) ; L'Arri?re Train Sifflera Trois Fois (1974) ; La Donneuse (1975) ; Le Ricain (1977) ; L'Amour chez les Poids Lourds (1978) ; Pour qui Sonne mon Gland (1979) ; Body Body ? Bangkok (1981) ; Vivre pour Survivre (1984) ; Emmanuelle ? Cannes (1985) ; Overdose (1988) et bien plus encore...
LE REALISATEUR DE 'TERREUR CANNIBALE' SORT DE L'OMBRE !: Allan W. Steeve ? Qui se cache derri?re le mysterieux pseudonyme du realisateur du film de cannibale fran?ais Terreur Cannibale ? Pour Trash Times, il devoile enfin son identite et parle de sa carri?re dans un entretien exclusif. A ces revelations s'ajoutent des reviews de quelques unes de ses autres realisations.
DOSSIER SVASTIKAS SLUTS : LES HERITIERES D'ILSA: A l'occasion de l'interview de Don Edmonds, retour sur l'erosvastika et le WIP sous influences « Ilsienne ». Elles s'appellent Erika, Greta, Elsa ou Helga, elles viennent d'Italie, de Suisse ou de France, ce sont les heriti?res d'Ilsa. Review des films : Erika, les derniers Jours des SS (1976) ; Holocauste Nazi (aka. La Bestia in Calore, 1977) ; Greta, la Tortionnaire (aka. Ilsa, Ultimes Perversions, 1977) ; Ilsa, la Tigresse du Goulag (1977) ; Elsa, Fraulein SS (1977) ; Nathalie, Rescapee de l'Enfer (1977) ; Helga, la Louve de Stilberg (1977) ; Ilsa, Queen of the Nazi Love Camp (1994).
WITCH CINEMA : L'OEUVRE ESOTERIQUE DE MARIO MERCIER: Notre redacteur nous invite ? decouvrir la vie et l'oeuvre litteraire et cinematographique du tr?s enigmatique Mario Mercier, sorcier, chaman, cineaste et ecrivain fran?ais, et nous narre sa curieuse rencontre avec lui. Des chroniques de ses deux seuls long-metrages, La Goulve (1972) et La Papesse (1974), compl?tent ce portrait aussi etrange que passionnant.
ENTRETIEN AVEC FabriCE DU WELZ, REALISATEUR DE 'CALVAIRE' : Rencontre avec Fabrice du Welz, le jeune metteur en sc?ne de la nouvelle sensation franco-belge, Calvaire, survival devastateur avec Laurent Lucas, Jackie Berroyer, Philippe Nahon... et Brigitte Lahaie. Dans cette entrevue donnee ? l'occasion de la sortie du film sur les ecrans fran?ais (depuis le 16 mars), il nous parle avec passion de cette premi?re experience, de ses influences et de ses projets.
ENTRETIEN AVEC KARIM HUSSAIN (SUBCONSCIOUS CRUELTY): Jeune realisateur independant canadien, Karim Hussain a fait beaucoup parler de lui gr?ce ? son premier long, Subconscious Cruelty (1999). Apr?s avoir tourne le tarkovskien Ascension, il a rejoint la Fantastic Factory de Brian Yuzna o?, avec Nacho Cerd? (Aftermath), il prepare activement quelques projets dont il nous parle.
+ LES RUBRIQUES HABITUELLES COMME VIDEO TORTURE CHAMBER: Les chroniques VHS & DVD de la Trash Team : The 6.000 Dollar Nigger (1978) ; Pigs ! (Les Monstres Sanglants, 1972) ; Defiance of Good (1974) ; On l'Appelle Soeur Desir (1986) ; Jail of No Return (1994) ; Space Freaks from Planet Muto?d (1988) ; Frankenstein Island (1981) ; House on Skull Mountain (1974) ; Le Cercle Infernal (1977) ; Les 4 Doigts de la Fureur (1972) ; Les 10 Commandements du Kung Fu (1973) ; Sunsi, le Formidable Karateka (Soul of Chiba, 1973) ; Kung Fu Hara Kiri (1973) ; Skidoo (1968)...

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #188 - December 2006

SIGHT and SOUND, Issue #188 - December 2006Features #Girl Interrupted Set against a backdrop of the vicious reprisals that marked the end of the Spanish Civil War, Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth creates a beautiful and terrifying fantasy netherworld for the young girl at its centre. Could it be an update of A Nightmare on Elm Street, Mark Kermode asks the director #Isabelle Huppert: The Big Chill Veering between intellectual coldness and perverse sexual passion, Isabelle Huppert has become the face of the French arthouse. Ginette Vincendeau surveys her career to date and asks what her performances tell us about the state of contemporary French womanhood The Grand Illusion Told in the director's trademark flashbacks, Christopher Nolan's The Prestige is a story of two Victorian magicians locked in poisonous rivalry both on and off stage. It's magic, says Kim Newman All Together Now German cinema of the past three years has produced a crop of new films that interrogate their country's past and present, says Nick James. S&S picks the best. Plus: A round-table of critics and directors analyse the conditions that have swelled the latest new wave; Katja Hofmann surveys the state of the industry; and James Bell talks to Hans-Christian Schmid, the director of Requiem Red River Memories of Murder director Bong Joon-ho has cannibalised Hollywood creature features and contemporary Korean reality to produce the top-grossing The Host. It's enough to remind you why you started going to the movies in the first place. By Nick Roddick.
The complete list of films reviewed in this issue: * 37 Uses for a Dead Sheep * All the King's Men * The Aryan Couple * DVD: The Big Animal * Big Nothing * Breaking and Entering * Candy * Children of Men * Deep Water * The Departed * Gabrielle * The Gigolos * A Good Year * The Guardian * Havoc * Hollywoodland * Joy Division * KZ * Lage Raho Munna Bhai * London to Brighton * Middletown * Open Season * The Page Turner * Pan's Labyrinth * The Prestige * Puritan * Requiem * The Rocket Post * Shortbus * Sixty Six A True...ish Story * Snuff * Special (RX) Specioprin Hydrochloride * Stick It * The Story of the Pamir Kirghiz * The Texas Chainsaw Massacre The Beginning * Twelve and Holding * We Shall Overcome

TOTAL FILM, Issue #122 - December 2006

TOTAL FILM, Issue #122 - December 2006

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SCREEN Films. Loads of 'em. All at cinemas soon. We tell you if they're any good or not... The Asphalt Jungle Bad Spelling Barnyard Big Nothing Borat Breaking And Entering Candy Deep Water Jackass Number Two Joy Division Gabrielle Gone Grudge 2 Hollywoodland Little Children Middletown Mischief Night The Page Turner Pan's Labyrinth The Prestige Requiem Romanzo Criminale Scenes Of A Sexual Nature Special Starter For Ten Stick It The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning We Shall Overcome BUZZ The best film news section in the world ever... Amazing new pictures, insider previews, sizzling movie news. What a bargain. LONELY HEARTS Jared Leto wears a bald cap. Salma Hayek doesn't. They're in love. And they kill people. First-look at Travolta's new true-life thriller. NAKED NATALIE? Portman says she'll strip down for Milos Forman's new film. Then changes her mind. RAGING BOLL Mad B-movie director Uwe Boll repeatedly punches his critics in the face. Buzz scoops one of them off the mat to relive the agony. FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION Ricky Gervais dishes out the latest word on his Chris Guest super-satire. FEATURES CASINO ROYALE Bond's back... to basics in the hard-edged, emotionally-wrenching, balls-to-the-wall Casino Royale. We speak to Daniel Craig and everyone who matters. HOLLYWOODLAND Original Superman George Reeves comes crashing down to earth in a bleak biopic. Ironic, then, that Reeves' death gives Ben Affleck a new lease of life. THE DARK SIDE OF HOLLYWOOD Drugs, booze, suicide, murder... and some poor bloke choked to death on a replica of his own penis. We go behind the glitter of Tinseltown... FUR Nicole Kidman stars in a biopic of the late, great snapper Diane Arbus. The guy - ahem - behind office favourite Secretary directs. RUSSELL CROWE The heavyweight actor lightens up in Ridley Scott's win(e)some comedy A Good Year. Total Film finds him at home. JULIETTE BINOCHE The sublime French actress explains why she agreed to expose body and soul in Breaking And Entering. MISCHIEF NIGHT Titters and terrorism: the comedy-drama that's being labelled the best Brit flick since Fat Slags. JUDE LAW... ... isn't a smug git but a genuine bloke and a bona fide movie star. Who says so? Oscar-snaffling director Anthony Minghella, writing exclusively for Total Film on their third teaming, Breaking And Entering. JAMES MCAVOY Imagine Brando spliced with Welles. Yuk. Anyway, McAvoy... the Brit thesp confirms he's a star in Starter For Ten. HALLOWEEN SPECIAL We round up lots and lots of horror guff to doff our pointy witches' hats to 31 October. Original, eh? PAN'S LABYRINTH Guillermo del Toro's dark fantasy.Which is really part of the Halloween Special but we need to fill this space.

SCHNITT, Issue #41 - January/February/March 2006

SCHNITT, Issue #41 - January/February/March 2006Thema: Globalisierung

Patrick Vonderau: The Monsters That Ate Hollywood
Katerina Cizek: Die Handicam Revolution
Gunnar Landsgesell: Be Aware of...
Ein Gesprδch mit Hartmut Winkler: Mόnzen und Zeichen, Diskursφkonomie & Geld
Ulrich Wegenast: Ars et ius
Boris Groys: Das Schicksal der Kunst im Zeitalter des Terrors

Interview

Lisa Martinek

Filme

Dreischnitt - Cache (Michael Haneke)
Brokeback Mountain (Ang Lee)
Stay (Marc Forster)
George Michael: A Different Story (Southan Morris)
Der ewige Gδrtner (Fernando Meirelles)
Gabrielle - Liebe meines Lebens (Patrice Chereau)
Casanova (Lasse Hallstrφm)
Eine andere Liga (Buket Alakus)
Dark Horse (Dagur Kari)
The Weather Man (Gore Conrad)
Urlaub vom Leben (Neele Leana Vollmar)
Couchgeflόster (Ben Younger)
Mδdchen am Sonntag (RP Kahl)
Die Jahreszeit des Glόcks (Bohdan Slama)
Wahre Lόgen (Atom Egoyan)
Hat Wolff von Amerongen Konkursdelikte begangen? (Gerhard Friedl)
Goldene Zeiten (Peter Thorwarth)
Populδrmusik aus Vittula (Reza Bagher)
Uno (Aksel Hennie)
Ein ganz gewφhnlicher Jude (Oliver Hirschbiegel)
Schlδfer (Benjamin Heisenberg)
Im Schwitzkasten (Eoin Moore)
War'n sie schon mal in mich verliebt? (Douglas Wolfsperger)

Rubriken

BFS: Es war immer Teamarbeit, Sahneschnitte
Festivals: Duisburger Filmwoche, Dokumentarfilm- und Videofest Kassel, Filmfest Braunschweig
Kurzfilme: Leroy rδumt auf, Undressing my Mother
Asian Food: Swordsmen and Martial Arts
Dokumentarfilm: Deutsche Befindlichkeitsfilme
Musik: Musiker-Bio-Pics
Clip Club: The Cardigans - "I need some wine..."
Magazin: "Nordstadt", Jess Franco, "Leben auίer Kontrolle", Revolver Edition, "Loop Pool"
Filmbόcher
Kolumnen: Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, Boris Groys

FILM COMMENT, Issue #235 - July/August 2006

FILM COMMENT, Issue #235 - July/August 2006An interview with Richard Linklater
Peter Whitehead
Vivian Sobchack on horror flicks The Descent and Isolation
Hou Hsiao-hsien
15 pages of Cannes coverage
Reviews of The Devil Wears Prada, Gabrielle, Clerks II, and Half Nelson

RUE MORGUE, Issue #61 - October 2006

RUE MORGUE, Issue #61 - October 2006LEGACY OF BLOOD AND DECAY Rue Morgue celebrates the inimitable Lucio Fulci via an exclusive interview with Antonella Fulci, his daughter and guardian of his estate. Plus: A Fulci filmography, a guide to his gory set pieces, an interview with composer Fabio Frizzi and more! THE CONNOISSEUR'S GUIDE TO 50 ALTERNATIVE HORROR BOOKS Why not turn off the television and curl up with a terrifying tome? FANTASIA 2006: FESTIVAL REPORT The word on this year's programme of dark cinema. THE TENDERNESS OF BARBARISM Belgian director Fabrice Du Welz explains his perverse and punishing cinematic love letter, Calvaire. DIALLING THE DEAD: A HISTORY OF THE OUIJA BOARD What is it? Where did it come from, this famous conduit to the dead? ONE NASTY SUMBITCH R. Lee Ermey dishes on his reprised role as Sheriff Hoyt in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. THE LOVELY LADY VAMPIRE Legendary Hammer horror supervixen Ingrid Pitt discusses her career and new genre projects. NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND Fulci Fandom. DREADLINES Custom designs from genre artists to highlight Living Dead Dolls exhibit, After Dark Film Festival makes debut in Toronto, Monster Engine to become online game for kids. CINEMACABRE Featuring reviews of The Woods, Pulse, The Wicker Man, Snakes on a Plane, Halloween: 25 Years of Terror, Tomie: Beginning, I'll Always Know What You Did Last Summer, The Tooth Fairy, Cannibal, Zombiegeddon, Death Trance, a Shock-o-Rama feature, and more! Reissues presents Let's Scare Jessica To Death, The Devil's Rain, Tromeo and Juliet 10th Anniversary Edition, Baby Blood, Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer Part 2 - Mask of Sanity, Blood of the Vampire, The Phantom, Blood Bath, Brainiac, Dark Waters, This Island Earth, Bigfoot Terror, Danger After Dark collection, Savage Sinema From Down Under, and more! CINEMARQUEE The Boris Karloff Collection. SCHIZOID CINEPHILE Ed Hunt's The Brain, Part 2. BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS Ultimate Fantastic Four, The Sandman (House Ad), Batman & the Monster Men, The Cobbler's Monster, Hellcity, Impaler, Zombee. THE NINTH CIRCLE Spotlight on British author Ramsey Campbell, reviews of An Analytical Guide to Television's One Step Beyond, Count Dracula Goes to the Movies: Stoker's Novel Adapted 1922-2003, Mammoth Book of Haunted House Stories, Robin Hardy's Cowboys for Christ, Edward Lee's Slither, and more! TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR Erebus Haunted Attraction (The World's Largest Haunted Attraction), Pontiac, Michigan. AUDIO DROME Featuring vintage Halloween songs, reviews of the Abominable OST, Dawn of the Goblin soundtrack, Out of the Darkness soundtrack, GAG OST, Wolf Creek OST, The Roost/Joshua OST, Harley Poe, Soundtrack to Oblivion, Thee Merry Widows, The Massacres, The Ghastly Ones, Lugosi's Morphine, Perish, The Empire Hideous, General Surgery, Bloodhag, Cannibal Corpse, and more! PLAY DEAD Dead Rising, Munchkin Bites! 2: Pants Macabre; Fearsome Floors. CLASSIC CUT The Haunted Mansion, Disneyland, California.

STARBURST, Issue #342 - October 2006

STARBURST, Issue #342 - October 2006Star Trek 40th Anniversary Kirk and Spock Reunited! Original series stars William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy continue to chat about their fond memories of the series and movies Brent Spiner Exclusive Interview The actor best known recalls his tour of duty aboard the Enterprise D as Lt Cmdr Data Flashback: The Wrath of Khan We delve into the archives to examine one of the most popular Star Trek movies, with interviews and contemporary reviews Battlestar Galactica (2000s) - Season 3 preview Nicki Clyne Exclusive on set interview!The actress who plays Crewman Specialist Cally talks about her character's development Photo Special A fantastic 16-page photo feature with a host of spectacular new images Torchwood Exclusive Interview Writer and co-producer Chris Chibnall gives us a taste of what to expect with the Doctor Who spin-off Afterlife Exclusive Interview Writer Stephen Volk and producer Murray Ferguson talk about the second season Evil Aliens! Exclusive Interview Director Jake West talks about his new films - a gory homage to '80s splatter movies and a Pumpkinhead sequel Pulse Actress Kristen Bell talks about her role battling supernatural creatures in the new US adaptation of a Japanese Horror! Top 10 Movies coming our way in 2007, including Transformers and a certain wallcrawler.. With Our regular detailed look at all the new Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels, film and TV releases both new and old on DVD, and we check out the best new collectables... A look at new cinema releases Adrift, Click, Pulse, Snakes on a Plane, The Wicker Man The latest and up-to-date TV Reviews covering The 4400, Blade: The Series, The Dead Zone, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate SG-1 Book Reviews Armageddon's Children, The Fledging of Az Gabrielson, Icarus, London Under Midnight, Clark,Shield of Thunder, Wintersmith Comics Fell #6, Justice League of America #1, Supergirl Multimedia, DVDs, Soundtracks & Collectables Trailer Park We take a light-hearted look at the trailer for The Return, starring Sarah Michelle Gellar

SCHNITT, Issue #44 - October/November/December 2006

SCHNITT, Issue #44 - October/November/December 2006Thema: Kinderdokumentarfilm

Gudrun Sommer: Was, wenn es den Kinderdokumentarfilm gar nicht gibt?
Thomas Krόger: Perspektiven und Provokationen
Claudia Tφpper: Deutungsrδume φffnen
Christiane Tefert und Dorothee Ulrich: Niederlande und Frankreich - Zwei Lδnder und ihre Tradition
Ein Gesprδch zwischen Petra L. Schmitz und Calle Overweg: Katharsis mit der Maus
Klaus-Dieter Felsmann: Erfahrung, Anregung, Erlebnis
Bettina Braun, Thomas Heise, Kerstin Isenbeck, Karin Jurschick, Jan Peters, Mark Stφhr: Kritiken ausgesuchter Filme

Interviews

Kenneth Hall

Filme

Dreischnitt: Scoop (Woody Allen)
Ich bin die andere (Margarethe von Trotta)
Das Leben, das ich immer wollte (Giuseppe Piccioni)
Eine unbequeme Wahrheit (Davis Guggenheim)
Sommer 04 (Stefan Krohmer)
Shortbus (John Cameron Mitchell)
Glόck in kleinen Dosen (Arie Posin)
The Black Dahlia (Brian De Palma)
Absolute Wilson (Katharina Otto-Bernstein)
No. 2 (Toa Fraser)
Eden (Michael Hofmann)
Der Wind (Eduardo Mignogna)
Little Miss Sunshine (Jonathan Dayton, Valerie Faris)
Offset (Didi Danquart)
Ein Freund von mir (Sebastian Schipper)
The House is Burning (Holger Ernst)
Snow Cake (Marc Evans)
Madeinusa (Claudia Llosa)
Montag kommen die Fenster (Ulrich Kφhler)
7 Jungfrauen (Alberto Rodrνguez)
Wholetrain (Florian Gaag)
Winterreise (Hans Steinbichler)
Thumbsucker (Mike Mills)
In My Father's Den (Brad McGann)
Children of Men (Alfonso CuarOn)
Marie Antoinette (Sofia Coppola)
Pingpong (Matthias Luthardt)
Goyas Geister (Milos Forman)

Rubriken

BFS: Urheberrecht fόr Editoren
Sahneschnitte: Gabriele Krφber όber Michael Manns Serie "Miami Vice"
Goldener Schnitt: Montieren Sie
Magazin: Mit Daniel Schmid im Dunkeln verschwinden, Mohsen Makhmalbafs "The Scream of the Ants" auf dem Mόnchner Filmfest
Asian Food: Asien auf dem Fantasy Filmfest und im DVD-Regal
Festival: 13. Filmfest Oldenburg, 59. Internationales Filmfestival Locarno, 41. Filmfest in Karlovy Vary
Kurzfilm: "Totentanz" bei den Shocking Shorts Awards, "Auf dem Feld" auf der Next-Generation-2006-Rolle
Musik: Andrew Douglas' Dokumentarfilm "Searching for the Wrong-Eyed Jesus"
Clip Club: Geisterhafte Vφgel in Thom Yorkes "Harrowdown Hill"
Dokumentarfilm: DDR-Nachkommen in Marc Bauders und Dφrte Franks "Jeder schweigt von etwas anderem" sowie in Celia Rothmunds "Zeit ohne Eltern"
Filmbόcher: Thomas Tode, Barbara Wurm (Hg.) "Dziga Vertov", Jφrg Schweinitz "Film und Stereotyp", Daniel Gethmann, Christoph B. Schulz (Hg.) "Apparaturen bewegter Bilder", Norbert Grob, Bernd Kiefer, Thomas Klein, Marcus Stiglegger (Hg.) "Nouvelle Vague"
Kolumnen: Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, Boris Groys

MONSTERS FROM THE VAULT, Issue #22 - Summer 2006

MONSTERS FROM THE VAULT, Issue #22 - Summer 2006BELA LUGOSI AS FRANKENSTEIN'S MONSTER: The Context and Text of a Performance by Scott Berman. MFTV's newest scribe, Scott Berman, spotlights Bela Lugosi's much maligned performance in 1943's Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man.
LUGOSI AND KARLOFF IN 1939 by Greg Mank. Longtime MFTV scribe Greg Mank spotlights the careers of Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff in 1939, between the filming of Son of Frankenstein and Black Friday. This article is an excerpt from Bela LUGOSI and KARLOFF (Greg's expanded and updated version of his 1990 book Karloff and Lugosi: A Haunting Collaboration).
UNIVERSAL WEEKLY: House Organ of Horror Part II by Gary D. Rhodes and Galen Wilkes. Author Gary Rhodes (assisted by Galen Wilkes) completes his examination of Universal Weekly, the official house trade publication of Universal Studios in the 1930s. The article offers anecdotes and pictures from the forgotten publication, which promoted most of the key horror films of the time.
APE FIENDS OF THE SILENT ERA, PART I by Gary L. Prange. In the mid-1920s, apes were everywhere. Evolution was still debated in science academies, in the courtroom, and in the nation's newspapers. In an abridged chapter from his upcoming book, Symphony of Horror: How the Horror Film Came to Be, Gary looks at some of the earliest films that featured apes and humans with ape-like features as vicious killers.
WAY OF THE THEME KILLER by Brian Smith. Brian explores the world of the 'Theme Killer' in his look at some of the cinema's most creative killers. Among the films discussed are And Then There Were None, The Brighton Strangler, Theater of Blood, The Abominable Dr. Phibes, and Dr. Phibes Rises Again.
FILMS FROM THE VAULT: DVD Reviews by Mark Clark. Reviews of The King Kong Collection, The Val Lewton Horror Collection, The War of the Worlds: Special Collector's Edition, The Flesh Eaters, The Horror of Party Beach, and The Curse of the Living Corpse.
BOOKS FROM THE VAULT: Reviews by David Colton and Bruce Dettman. Books reviewed are The Films of Fay Wray, King Kong Cometh! The Evolution of the Great Ape, and Beating the Devil: The Making of Night of the Demon.

NOCTURNO, Issue #80 - Vol 3 # 53 2006

NOCTURNO, Issue #80 - Vol 3 # 53 2006I nocturniani: Morsi al vento di Fernando di Leo, L'ultimo treno di Aldo Lado; Il perturbante di Dardano Sacchetti; in ricordo di Tina Aumont - Pagina dei lettori - In sala: Tu, io e Dupree, The Grudge 2, Tutti gli uomini del re, Nightmare Detective, Flags of Our Fathers, L'amico di famiglia - Cinefear: Masters of horror 2: intervista a Mike Garris - recensioni di The Screwfly Solution, Sounds Like, Family - Incubi e deliri tv di Stephen King: Nightmares & Dreamscapes - Cinecomix: l'artista dei supereroi: intervista a Gabriele Dell'Otto; speciale Eragon - Cineasia: Tsukamoto Stalking - intervista a Tsukamoto Shinya ' Cinefestival: 24 Festival di Torino, Times BFI London Film Festival e Festa internazionale di Roma ' Cinesex: The Notorious Betty Page ' Mary Harron porta sullo schermo la vita della celebre pin-up ' Cinezone: le foto inedite di Maldoror; Italia x ' Action!: tutto sul nuovo 007 Casino Royale ' Speciale interviste: Intervista a Guillermo Del Toro (prima parte) ' Tv: Queer as Folk: Us version - Dvd cult: La macchia della morte - Dvd inediti: Leggenda mortale, Il mistero del bosco - Il pagellino

MONSTERS FROM THE VAULT, Issue #23 - 2007

MONSTERS FROM THE VAULT, Issue #23 - 2007THE IMHOTEP OF RED ROCK CANYON: Locations of the Golden Age by Richard J. Schmidt. MFTV's newest scribe, Richard J. Schmidt, takes us on a tour of California's Red Rock Canyon where many films were shot during Hollywood's Golden Age (mainly of interest to our readers, The Mummy).
PERSONAL APPEARANCES OF KARLOFF AND LUGOSI by Greg Mank. Longtime MFTV scribe Greg Mank looks at the personal appearances Karloff and Lugosi made together including 'The Black Cats Parade,' 'The Film Stars Frolic,' and 'The Gambol of Stars.'
AN INTERVIEW WITH GEORGE R. SNELL by Gary D. Rhodes. Author Gary Rhodes talks with director George R. Snell about his stage productions of Arsenic and Old Lace and Dracula which featured Bela Lugosi as his leading man.
TREASURES FROM A MONSTER CLUB: The Old Dark Clubhouse and the Monster Premiums of Monster Bash by Richard Olson and Angie Olson. Richard and daughter Angie look at the Premiums (a tradition begun in 1998) given out at Monster Bash over the years. The creativity, inventiveness, and complexity of these fantasy items is astounding! (The interior front and pack covers feature a collage of the items.)
APE FIENDS OF THE SILENT ERA, PART II by Gary L. Prange. In the mid-1920s, apes were everywhere. Evolution was still debated in science academies, in the courtroom, and in the nation's newspapers. In the conclusion of his article (an abridged chapter from his upcoming book, Symphony of Horror: How the Horror Film Came to Be), Gary his looks at two of the earliest films (The Gorilla and The Wizard) that featured apes and humans with ape-like features as vicious killers.
GEORGE BARROWS, GORILLA GUY! by Bob Burns (As Told to Tom Weaver). Bob and Tom return to the pages of MFTV with an article on George Barrows (one of the original gorilla guys). Bob had the good fortune to see Barrows' gorilla suit (possibly the only suit belonging to an original gorilla guy that's left) at the Natural History Museum in Los Angeles and included are many photos from the visit. Bob was also a personal friend of George and appeared with him on an episode of The Lucy Show.
FILMS FROM THE VAULT: DVD Reviews by Mark Clark. Reviews of Hollywood Legends of Horror Collection, Inner Sanctum Mysteries: The Complete Movie Collection, The Boris Karloff Collection, and Icons of Horror Collection: Boris Karloff.
BOOKS FROM THE VAULT: Reviews by David Colton, Gary L. Prange, Jim Nemeth and Bryan Senn. Books reviewed are Monsters: A Celebration of the Classics from Universal Studios, Kenneth Strickfaden: Dr. Frankenstein's Electrician, The Astounding B Monster, and Mexploitation Cinema: A Critical History of Mexican Vampire, Wrestler, Ape-Man and Similar Films, 1957-1977.

TOTAL FILM, Issue #126 - April 2007

TOTAL FILM, Issue #126 - April 2007

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Films. Lots of films. Read what we think of the latest releases... * After The Wedding * Bamako * Becoming Jane * BrasileirinhoScreen * Eden * Factory Girl * The Family Friend * Freedom Writers * Fur * The Good German * A Guide To Recognizing Your Saints * Hannibal Rising * Hot Fuzz * The Illusionist * Inland Empire * Letters From Iwo Jima * Orchestra Seats * Outlaw * The Reef * Satan * School For Scoundrels * Sheitan * Shut Up And Sing * Sleeping Dogs Lie * Stomp The Yard BUZZ BuzzThe best monthly movie preview section in the world! Check out our hot goodies, while we shake them for you. LOOK! It's only Spider-Man 3! Doing whatever a Spider can (but mostly looking cool in black). LOOK FURTHER! It's only Paris Hilton! Trying to get a job (but mostly getting naked). LOOKEE YONDER! It's only Neil Marshall! Giving Buzz an exclusive (but mostly starting to make Doomsday). LOOK DOWN THE RABBIT HOLE! It's only them Wachowski's! Making their big comeback on Speed Racer (but mostly looking hot in dresses). Tired now. FEATURES Subscribe Now! - Click here...TOBEY MAGUIRE Actor, star. The Good German, Spidey 3. Maguire peels off his public mask to reveal his many faces. 300 Loads of hairy CG musclemen - and the odd real actor - swing swords at each other. Bit like Troy. But not shit. HOT FUZZ Juliet Bravo meets Bad Boys 2? Cop that! The Shaun Of The Dead boys lay down a brave new law. 10TH BIRTHDAY Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Total Fiiiillllm... happy birthday to you. PIRATES 3 Johnny Depp gives us the Jackonory on the threequel that's set to be the biggest movie of all time. CLINT The Man Who Doesn't Need A Second Name lays out his dreams of making a movie in Lithuania and admits to being 'retarded'. And you think we're kidding... ANNE HATHAWAY Hollywood's favourite princess has nailed three adult roles this year. Our man naturally asks her about her breasts. She naturally gets miffed. MOVIES WITHIN MOVIES How to explain in four lines? Er, you know when characters watch/make a film in the film you're watching? We review 'em, as if they were real. How very leftfield... RICHARD LINKLATER Director of Fast Food Nation gets seriously gobby about junk food and the global damage it wrecks. We leave the tape machine going and pop to Maccie Ds... A GUIDE TO RECOGNIZING YOUR SAINTS Dito Montiel's explosive debut plunders his own crazy life and stars Robert Downey Jr, Rosario Dawson and an electric teen cast who are literally up for a fight. Don't ask why it's laid out like a script - it'll take ages to explain. JESSICA BIEL Forget Simpson. Forget Alba. Forget Rabbit. Biel's where it's at, Jessica-wise. She talks Ed Norton, squeezing into corsets and the magic of The Illusionist. But by far the most important thing is now we've run this piece the editor is banned - forever - from mentioning the two hours he spent drinking cocktails with her. Seriously. We'll go on strike. GUY PEARCE Fed-up of reading PR-friendly waffle spouted by plastic stars? Then read this month's TF Interview with straight-shooter Pearce. He's our kind of guy. LOUNGE You know the score by now. Don't expect us to explain it again... NEW Guest Editor Kevin Smith brings you The Departed, Borat, Marie Antionette and, crafty old devil that he is, Clerks II. He also swears. A lot. LoungeARCHIVE Guest Editor Kevin Smith brings you Fight Club, Ghandi, Mr & Mrs Smith and loads of early Hitchcock movies. He also swears. A lot. LOVES The Hudsucker Proxy. Often dismissed as 'minor Coens'. Bloody idiots. We set things straight. LEGENDS George Clooney's Top 10. Including Return Of The Killer Tomatoes! STUFF Games, books, TV, guff. ALSO SHOWING The best of the rest... LETTERS You're better writers than we are... ALSO RELEASED Buggers didn't screen 'em in time. THE TOTAL FILM QUIZ Are you (wo)man enough? UP FOR GRABS Win lots of free stuff. SUBSCRIBE Cut out the shop bit.... THE abriDGED SCRIPT It ain't over 'til it's over... which is right now. Rocky Balboa gets a serious pasting. We even steal his bus pass.

TOTAL FILM, Issue #131 - August 2007

TOTAL FILM, Issue #131 - August 2007

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New releases reviewed: * All The Boys Love Mandy Lane, * Buy It NowScreen, * Captivity, * Daratt, * Die Hard 4.0, * Evan Almighty, * Fantastic 4: Rise Of The Silver Surfer, * Firehouse Dog, * Ghosts Of Cite Soleil, * Hairspray, * Hostel: Part II, * Moliere, * Ocean's Thirteen, * Private Fears In Public Places, * Running Stumbled, * Seraphim Falls, * Tales From Earthsea, * Taxidermia, * Transformers
BUZZBuzz
Movie news and more
Jackson, Spielberg and a small Belgian boy.
World exclusive: Piracy is A BAD THING!
John Rambo returns! Bandanas are, like, just sooo 'in' for 2008.
TRANSFORMERS: Transformers!/Robots in Disguise... Bay and Spielberg wreak cars-torobots metal mayhem.
YOUTUBE LUNACY: Feature fabricated to purely to justify hours of going 'Look at this!' in the office.
100 DIRECTORS: Well, 50 actually. The other 50 are next month. All good, mind.
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MOVIES: Encompassing the globe in 20 less than 100 celluloid entertainments.
MAGGIE GYLLENHAAL: Maggie, not Jake. She's in The Dark Knight. And Sherrybaby. And we got the exclusive. Ha.
LOUNGELounge
Home entertainment
Marvel make money.
Clint Eastwood goes to war. Twice!
If.... It's Fight Club! For public school boys!
Be an Instant Expert... on Video Nasties.
ALSO SHOWING
ELISHA CUTHBERT: The 24 totty is in Captivity. But was still harder to track down than Lord Lucan riding Nessie.
MARLON BRANDO: 1,800 words on a fat, dead genius. Next month: the editor! We have plans...
STEVE CARELL: Inside the mighty mind of Evan Almighty.
MR MCDOWELL: Will kick your head in.

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, Issue #1051 - February 2007

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, Issue #1051 - February 2007Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
Highly regarded German cinematographer Frank Griebe (Run, Lola, Run) reteamed with director Tom Tykwer on this epic and visually stunning adapatation of the critically acclaimed 1985 "historical horror" novel by Patrick S?skind. Set in 18th-century France, the film tells the chilling tale of Jean-Baptiste Grenouille (Ben Whishaw), a perfumer's apprentice whose incredible sense of smell leads him on an obsessive pursuit of the perfect scent - whose secret ingredient requires him to murder a series of young girls. Shot in Germany, France and Spain, Perfume became a box-office sensation during its fall 2006 theatrical run in Germany, and will have a two-tiered release in the United States in late December (limited) and mid-January (wide).

The Invisible
Gabriel Beristain, ASC details his work with director David S. Goyer on this intriguing thriller, which concerns a teenage boy and girl whose "true selves" are invisible to others due to his untimely death and her problems after the death of her mother. Beristain will offer a full account of the shoot, which took place in British Columbia.

ASC International Award
The career of world-renowned cinematographer and three-time Academy Award nominee Michael Ballhaus, ASC will reach a pinnacle on February 18, when he will receive the International Award during the annual ASC Awards gala in Los Angeles. This prestigious award is reserved for foreign-born cinematographers who have made an enduring contribution to their art form. In an in-depth profile piece, AC executive editor Stephen Pizzello will trace the full arc of Ballhaus's career, from his early days with prolific German auteur Rainer Werner Fassbinder (for whom he shot 15 films) to his later years in Hollywood, where he has worked with such prominent directors as Martin Scorsese (7 films, including GoodFellas, The Age of Innocence, Gangs of New York and The Departed), Francis Ford Coppola (Bram Stoker's Dracula), James L. Brooks (Broadcast News), Wolfgang Petersen (Outbreak, Air Force One) and Mike Nichols (Working Girl).

Tribute to Sven Nykvist, ASC
Cinema lost one of its leading lights on September 20, 2006, when legendary director of photography Sven Nykvist, ASC passed away. AC historian Robert Birchard will pen a tribute to the great Swedish cameraman, best known for his seminal work with director Ingmar Bergman, for whom he shot such classic films as Winter Light, Persona, Scenes From a Marriage and Fanny and Alexander. Over the course of his career, Nykvist also lent his talents to films by Woody Allen, Lasse Hallstr?m, Bob Rafelson, Bob Fosse, Louis Malle, Norman Jewison, Philip Kaufman, Alan Pakula and Richard Attenborough.

The February issue's departments will also offer illuminating insights:

Global Village will present an interview with cinematographer Hyung-ku Kim about his work on the South Korean horror/comedy/sci-fi thriller The Host, in which a mutant creature emerges from Seoul's Han River and proceeds to terrorize the populace.

DVD Playback will offer a review of The Premiere Frank Capra Collection, which includes five of of the director's classics shot by Joseph Walker, ASC: American Madness (1932), It Happened One Night (1934), Mr. Deeds Goes to Town (1936), You Can't Take It With You (1938) and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939). In addition, we will assess the new DVDs of Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967), shot by Aldo Tonti, and Lady Vengeance (2005), shot by Jeong-hun Jeong.

Production Slate will present pieces on Miss Potter, a Beatrix Potter bio-pic shot by Andrew Dunn, BSC, and The Astronaut Farmer, a quirky drama shot by M. David Mullen, ASC.

Points East will detail the shooting of Project Rebirth, an ambitious 10-year project that will employ 10 fixed-position, time-lapse high-definition video cameras to capture the reconstruction of the World Trade Center site in New York City. Cinematographers Jim Whitaker and Tom Lappin will detail their collaboration on the project, which is scheduled to be released in the year 2011.

Post Focus will offer a piece about Cineric's restoration of Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964), shot by Gilbert Taylor, BSC, as well as an overview of Sohonet's new North American headquarters, which opened recently in Los Angeles.

Short Takes will present an interview with cinematographer Jaron Pursuant about his work on the Meat Loaf video "It's All Coming Back to Me Now."

Wrap Shot will be revived this month to present a look at The Last Run (1971), a crime thriller shot by the late Sven Nyvkist, ASC.

TOTAL FILM, Issue #124 - February 2007

TOTAL FILM, Issue #124 - February 2007

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SCREEN
Films. Lots of films. We sort, sift and star rate 'em...
Apocalypto Babel Black Book Black Christmas Blood Diamond The Covenant Deck The Halls Deja Vu Employee Of The Month Fragments Of Iraq Ghosts Grounded Happy Feet The Heart Of The Game The Holiday Infamous Into Great Silence It's A Boy Girl Thing The Last King Of Scotland Miss Potter The Nativity Story Night At The Museum Play A Prairie Home Companion The Pursuit Of Happyness The Return Rocky Balboa Santa Clause 3 Suburban Mayhem Smokin' Aces BUZZ
The best monthly movie preview section in the world... Amazing pics, hot gossip, cold facts. News editor welcomes all praise, thanks and daughters/sisters.
IS THAT PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN 3?
Aye. Now... must... resist... typing... Jack's back!! (Oh, sod it.)
WILL PETER JACKSON DIRECT THE HOBBIT?
Elijah Wood reveals the inside word on the in crisis Lord Of The Rings prequel. (Plus, see Scarlett's boobs.)
IS TOM CRUISE GROWING?
And other vital issues relating to the Cruiser's wedding. (Plus, his and Scorsese's lust for Hollywood power.)
ARE THOSE LADIES NAKED?
Pretty much. And one of them is Sophia Loren. (Plus, she's in her 70s.)
FEATURES
BLOCKBUSTERS
From Jaws to Spidey 3, Die Hard to, er, Die Hard 4: Total Film puts together all the busted blocks. It's the biggest, boldest, ballistic-est feature ever!
MEL GIBSON
The cover star of our first ever issue is back to usher in our 10th year. We relax in the sanity of his pristine LA office to discuss the jungle madness of Apocalypto.
JENNIFER CONNELLY
Bettany's missus tells us that she's really good looking... But still didn't get to snog DiCaprio.
DREAMGIRLS
A big Hollywood musical about three little songstresses being moulded into a hit-factory Motown band. Not based on The Supremes, obviously.
SYLVESTER STALLONE
Back in the ring and still a contender with Rocky Balboa, Sly comes out swinging, punches his weight, etc, etc in the Total Film Interview.
DOUBLE ACT
Two thesps, one role. We call in a RADA acting coach to tell us which Hitler, Dracula, whatever, is best.
BOBBY
Emilio Estevez brings us the death of RFK, Altman-style. Well, it was this or Mighty Ducks 4.
REVIEW OF THE YEAR
All you need to know about 2006. Like why Snakes On A Plane tanked. Like why we put it on the cover...
PERFUME
How a German director adapted the book that beat Kubrick. He wrote a script, hired actors, pointed a camera...
FOREST WHITAKER
No more Mr Nice Guy: Forest plays a monster in The Last King Of Scotland and looks set to take home Oscar.
A CLOCKWORK ORANGE
It's 35 years young and more relevant (read: dangerous) than ever. Malcolm McDowell looks back in anger.
. . LOUNGE Can't be arsed to leave the house? Then say hello to these leetle friends... NEW We got funny (Talladega Nights), furious (Crank), feelgood (Little Miss Sunshine), frantic (Keane), fucked-up (A Scanner Darkly) and more! ARCHIVE Kurosawa, Bergman and, just to lighten the mood, Gaspar Noe's Irreversible. Enjoy. LOVES Funny looking man Stephen Merchant casts a skewed eye over Scorsese's After Hours. LEGENDS Brad Pitt's 10-pack. It's worth ooh-ing and aah-ing over. STUFF Games, books, TV and soundtracks, plus all the flash tech to splash that Christmas cash on... ALSO SHOWING
The best of the rest...
LETTERS
Two pages of you! God, you're fabulous.
ALSO RELEASED
Curse you, inflexible deadlines!
SUBSCRIBE
Total Film without the middle man.
THE TOTAL FILM QUIZ
Four pages of brain taxers.
UP FOR GRABS
Crazy loads of stuff to be won.
THE abriDGED SCRIPT
The guns! The girls! The gadgets! Total Film goes back to basics with Casino Royale.

TOTAL FILM, Issue #123 - January 2007

TOTAL FILM, Issue #123 - January 2007

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SCREEN Films. Loads of 'em. All at cinemas soon. We tell you if they're any good or not... Casino Royale Dead Man's Cards Duelist Esma's Secret Flags Of Our Fathers Flushed Away Frostbite It's Winter Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man London To Brighton The Nightmare Before Christmas 3-D Perfume: The Story Of A Murderer The Rocket Post Saw III Shortbus Something New Stranger Than Fiction Tenacious D In The Pick Of Destiny Twelve And Holding The Upside Of Anger The US Vs John Lennon Waist Deep The West Wittering Affair The Wizard Of Oz Zoom BUZZ The best monthly movie preview section in the world... Amazing pics, hot gossip, cold facts. News editor welcomes all praise, gratitude and cash. ROCKY BALBOA How excited are you now? Very. Quick, turn the page! GHOST RIDER Ages ago, we went on set and saw Nicolas Cage trying to imagine what the CGI would look like. Somehow, that's exactly what he's still doing. GRINDHOUSE Robert Rodriguez's awesome Planet Terror teaser busts out and the stars exclusively reveal his film's sicko secrets... JESSICA BIEL'S BUM Oh yes. The UK's leading movie magazine knows what warrants page space... FEATURES BRAD PITT Total Film meets the man who's so bloody perfect he needs dollops of 'old man' make-up to play a character roughly his own age in Babel. He tells us why 2007 is his year. BABEL Decrepit Brad helps a blowfly-covered Cate Blanchett pee into a pan as she bleeds to death. That's the cheery plot strand. Welcome to the year's chirpiest movie. KATE WINSLET Could 2007 be the year the English Rose finally breaks her Oscar duck? Whatever. At least our writer didn't make a pass at her. FLAGS OF OUR FATHERS We tell you all you need to know about the making of Clint's Oscar-tipped war drama. Like how he showed up Barry Pepper on the Pec Deck. DUSTIN HOFFMAN The Hoff chats about Stranger Than Fiction, Martin Scorsese and shortarse relatives. Nothing on swimsuits, sadly. ERAGON The new LOTR or the new D&D? Either way our Production Editor Jayne Nelson will lap it up. MOVIE MUSIC Ah, music + images. We celebrate the greatest music in the cinema... most of it written by Kenny Loggins. EVAN RACHEL WOOD In bed with the talented 19-year-old. Well, kind of. She's ill and we're on the other end of a phone line. SHORTBUS Total Film hasn't seen this much sex since our News Editor hit Cannes. The film exceeds two minutes, mind. RICKY AND BEN One room, the two Funniest Men In The World. Yep, Gervais banters with TF's Jonathan Dean. Stiller pipes up, too. DANNY DEVITO The Diminutive One talks about Christmas comedy Deck The Halls and Mr Anti-Christmas, Tim Burton. TIM BURTON On a blustery night, as a winter darkness fell, Total Film haunted Tim Burton and set off some alarms. . LOUNGE We show you how to spend the next month on the sofa. Bring your own nachos. NEW Brandon Routh flies! Jack Black wrestles! Colin Farrell and Jamie Foxx look hard! ARCHIVE Frank Capra Jr talks It's A Wonderful Life, Peter Jackson presents an even bigger Kong, and De Niro goes hunting for Deer. Again. LOVES Comedian Dara O'Briain takes a break from hosting Mock The Week to wax lyrical about '70s conspiracy classic The Parallax View. LEGENDS Ten of the best from Clint Eastwood, without a single orang-utan in sight. STUFF Games, books and soundtracks, plus everything you need to know about Wii. Yes, Wii. ALSO SHOWING The best of the rest... LETTERS Two pages of you! God, you're fabulous. ALSO RELEASED Curse you, inflexible deadlines! SUBSCRIBE Total Film without the middle man. UP FOR GRABS Crazy loads of stuff to be won. THE TOTAL FILM QUIZ Four pages of brain taxers. THE abriDGED SCRIPT DiCaprio. Nicholson. Hilton! Total Film skewers The Departed. Act accordingly...

TOTAL FILM, Issue #129 - July 2007

TOTAL FILM, Issue #129 - July 2007

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Films. Lots of films. Read what we think of the latest releases... * The All Together * Black Gold * Black Snake Moan * Blue Blood * The Bothersome ManScreen * The City Of Violence * Conversations With Other Women * Flyboys * Fracture * Franklin And The Turtle * Lake Treasure * Grindhouse * Jindabyne * Joe Strummer: The Future Is Unwritten * Longing * Magicians * Not Here To Be Loved * Paradise Lost * The Reaping * Spider-Man 3 * Ten Canoes * The Tiger's Tale * 28 Weeks Later * Water
BUZZBuzz
The best monthly movie preview section in the world! With some immensely tortuous wordplay as an introduction!
DIE!: Hard 4.0, that is. Bruce Willis is back and he's sporting a fetching green pullover. My, how he's aged.
MARY!: Elizabeth Winstead that is, Hollywood's Most Wanted catching eyes in Grindhouse, Die Hard 4.0 and a lovely polka dot 'dress'...
FANTASTIC!: Four 2 that is, as Buzz has a daft idea about superheroes and pays a bloke to draw them.
DON'T!: Go back to the water, that is, as a new, bigger and far more scary Jaws gets prepped for cinemas. In a few years. Perhaps. Maybe.
PIRATES 3: Screenwriter Terry Rossio and screen actor Johnny Depp (you may have heard of him) talk us through the three-quel to rule 'em all. They know stuff.
KEIRA & ORLANDO: Blighty's bright young things sit in a room and chat to Total Film. A lot. About all sorts of interesting things. And look reaaaaaally good doing it.
TRANSFORMERS: We meet the human stars: Megan Fox and Shia LaBeouf.
HOSTEL: PART II: Nov 2006: Total Film visits the Prague set. May 2007: the scars won't heal.
NATALIE PORTMAN: Chatty Natty bangs on about torture. Maybe she wants to be in Hostel III...
GRINDHOUSE: QT and RR hook up to furiously shoot the shit about their grubby opus.
WALLPAPER: Live in a shit-hole with plaster falling out of the walls? Then call the landlord. Or... cover over those nasty holes with our spanking new posters (sorry, 'wallpaper'). This month we've gone Tarantino crazy, alright?
CAMERON DIAZ: She's Princess Fiona in Shrek The Third and she's also the Total Film Interview. In between sunny smiles and girly giggles, she actually answers some serious, searching, insightful questions. And then she giggles some more.
LOUNGELounge
So called because most people put their TV there so it's where they watch DVDs.
NEW: Rocky comes out swinging, Dreamgirls crooning and The Fountain gushing. Smokin' Aces, unfortunately, is a bit iffy.
ARCHIVE: Herzog, Hawks, Wayne, Sayles, Raimi, Hitchcock... so many giants of cinema, plus Jerry Paris, the man responsible for Police Academy 2.
LOVES: Everyone loves Back To The Future, so we champion Michael J Fox's 'other' movie from 1985, Teen Wolf. Trust us, it's the dog's danglies.
LEGENDS: Quentin Tarantino. Say no more.
STUFF: Loads of TV, books, games and shit.
ALSO SHOWING
The best of the rest...
LETTERS: The postbag bulged, we answered.
ALSO RELEASED... but no blighter screened 'em.
THE TOTAL FILM QUIZ: No cheating allowed.
THE abriDGED SCRIPT: Lots of muscular men, loads of oil, even more CG and waaay too much slo-mo. Yep, we flex our pecs and go into battle with 300. There was only ever gonna be one winner.

TOTAL FILM, Issue #128 - June 2007

TOTAL FILM, Issue #128 - June 2007

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Films. Lots of films. Read what we think of the latest releases... * Alpha Dog * Away From Her * Battle Of Algiers * Blades Of Glory * Breed * Bridge To Terabithia * Dans Paris * Fast Food NationScreen * Goodbye Bafana * The Hills Have Eyes 2 * The Last Mimzy * The Messengers * Mr Bean's Holiday * Mutual Appreciation * My Best Friend * The Painted Veil * Pathfinder * Perfect Stranger * Premonition * Reno 911! Miami * Scott Walker: 30 Century Man * Shooter * Straightheads * Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles * This Is England * Typhoon * Wild Hogs * Zodiac BUZZ The best monthly movie preview section in the world! Check out our hot goodies, while we shake them for you.Buzz HELLO! Eye-boggling exclusive on Transformers for the KO. It's not clever, but they certainly are big. HELLO AGAIN! Wolf Creek director Greg McLean gives us the 123 on follow-up Rogue. Which is unequivocally NOT going straight to DVD. Biting. WOTCHA! As 300 hits $300,000,000,000, Zack Snyder talks Watchmen. From his Learjet, no doubt. BACK FROM THE DEAD!? Ian Curtis is dead. Longlive Sam Riley! Curtis, music-dunces, lead-sung for Joy Division. Control is about him. We break the news. FEATURESSubscribe Now! - Click here... GILLIAN ANDERSON Once the world's sexiest according to FHM-readers. Now raping men in their bumholes with a sniper rifle. Scully, star of Straightheads, talks her career. SHANE MEADOWS He's Blighty's answer to Martin Scorsese, so we gave him a big parka and got him larking about with a cone. This Is England? Yeah, at 2am kicking out time. EDWARD NORTON The Editor's dream issue continues with a Norton Q&A, in which the Fight Clubber talks himself, history and a taxi driver. Sorry, Taxi Driver. WARREN BEATTY He's a multimillionaire semi-retiree who's shagged just about everyone in the world and has about 347 Oscar nominations. How it all went wrong for Warren Beatty. ALPHA DOG It's a truly horrific story, as doped-up LA rich kids kill an innocent boy. But this is an entertainment mag, so we present it all as flashy, fun, flippant FBI profiles! Score! Check out the guy Timberlake plays. Nothing like him! WALLPAPER It's time to rip down those 1996 FHM Gillian Anderson sexiest woman posters from the wall. Goodbye, Stormbreaker and Nacho Libre posters from Issue 118. See you later, photos of the kids. It's Wallpaper time. No, not a speckled off-cream number from Homebase, but our new monthly section of classic and fresh film pics. We start off with Star Wars. Well, it is 30-years-old and, as you can see from page 91, we're partying. CHRISTINA RICCI A lovely girl by all accounts, whether with dark hair or blond. If you're a Casper person or an Addams's Family goon, this month's TF interview WITH A REAL WOMAN is for you. LOUNGE You know the score by now. Don't expect us to explain it again...Lounge NEW Forrest is in the jungle, Ferrell is about to die and Bale has some Harsh Times. And we talk to Satan. Kind of. ARCHIVE Mel gets even more passionate about the Christ, Emmanuelle just gets passionate and meet the lunatic behind ultimate cult flick El Topo. LOVES Directed by the guy who did Dirty Harry and starring him out of The Odd Couple - what do you mean you've never heard of Charley Varrick? LEGENDS Simply the vest of Bruce Willis. STUFF The bloody amazing God Of War 2. ALSO SHOWING The best of the rest... LETTERS You're better writers than some of us... SUBSCRIBE Cut out the shop bit... UP FOR GRABS Win lots of free stuff. THE TOTAL FILM QUIZ Are you (wo)man enough? THE abriDGED SCRIPT It ain't over 'til it's over... which is right now. Ghost Rider gets a serious pasting. Even more so than from the critics!

TOTAL FILM, Issue #125 - March 2007

TOTAL FILM, Issue #125 - March 2007

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SCREEN: Films. Lots of films. Read what we think of the latest releases...: 9th Company, Arthur And The Invisibles, Asterix And The Vikings, Bobby, The Bridge, Charlotte's Web, Climates, Dirty Dancing, Dreamgirls, Eragon, The Fountain, For Your Consideration, The Good Shepherd, Goal! 2: Live The Dream, Goya's Ghosts, Great Expectations, Gridiron Gang, Libero, The Lives Of The Saints, Notes On A Scandal, Old Joy, Los Olivados, Running With Scissors, Them, The Truth About Love, Venus, White Noise: The LightBabel.
BUZZ: The best monthly movie preview section in the world... Amazing pics, hot gossip, cold facts. News Editor leaving soon, so send cash gifts without delay.
GRINDHOUSE: Eye-scorching imagery from the upcoming Tarantino-Rodriguez adreno-pumper.
HOSTEL 2: Eli Roth explains why the sequel to his 2006 arse-chewer will mess you up - but good.
RESIDENT EVIL: EXTINCTION : Milla Jovovich spices up the last in the zombie trilogy with home-made outfits!
BEST-KEPT SECRETS: David Cronenberg, the Coens, Takashi Miike and sci-fi from the director of Old Boy. Blimey, 2007 is looking good already...
FEATURES
HANNIBAL RISING: What, no Tony Hopkins? Total Film reports from the Prague set of the Lecter prequel everyone's talking about.
HOLLYWEIRD: They're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky - our rundown of the 23 strangest movies ever made and what the hell they're all about.
GALAXY QUEST: Thirty years on, one extra shares his memories of being a hired hand on Star Wars. Take that, Andy Millman!
THE GOOD SHEPHERD: Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie air the CIA's dirty laundry in De Niro's hotly-tipped spy yarn. Can you keep a secret?
ROBERT DE NIRO: Back in the director's chair for Oscar contender The Good Shepherd, the master of Method breaks his silence for the Total Film Interview.
THE FOUNTAIN: Everything you need to know about Darren Requiem For A Dream Aronofsky's time-hopping sci-fi romance. Apart from what it means, of course...
GONG LI: The Chinese stunner continues her conquest of Hollywood by playing Lecter's auntie in Hannibal Rising. We get the Miami Vice star to spill the fava beans.
THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND: Director Kevin Macdonald reveals exclusively to Total Film how he separated man from myth to get beneath the skin of African despot Idi Amin.
TEEN FLICKS: How do gritty British teen movies match up against their glossy US counterparts? We dust down our old school uniforms and find out.
HOODIES FROM HELL!: Why spooky Gallic shocker Them is already shaping up to be the year's most chilling horror.
SEX ON THE COUCH: Psychologist Dr Rachel Andrew reveals the hidden meanings behind Hollywood humping.
LEONARDO DICAPRIO: How the former boy wonder toughened up to play a ruthless South African mercenary in Blood Diamond.
CARICE VAN HOUTEN: Sex, spies and Nazis! We go Dutch with the statuesque star of Paul Verhoeven's WW2 espionage yarn Black Book.
RUNNING WITH SCISSORS: Ever wondered how you'd feel if your life was turned into a film? Author Augusten Burroughs doesn't have to.
JENNIFER LOVE HEWITT: We know what she did last summer. TV's Ghost Whisperer on Brit rom-com The Truth About Love..
LOUNGE: Point and press. Point and press. It couldn't be easier, or more fun...
NEW: From Severance and Dirty Sanchez to The Great Ecstasy Of Robert Carmichael, this is a messed-up bunch and no mistake.
ARCHIVE: Rocky, The Maltese Falcon and a dash of Southern Comfort. It's classics a-go-go.
LOVES: Thought Rocky IV was absolute cack? We think otherwise - and soon, so will you.
LEGENDS: Matt Damon's Top 10. He's not just a pretty face, you know...
STUFF: Games, books, TV and soundtracks. Go on, we know you want to...
ALSO SHOWING
The best of the rest...
LETTERS: We didn't write this section. You did.
ALSO RELEASED: We'd review them if we could...
THE TOTAL FILM QUIZ: Four pages of mind-benders.
UP FOR GRABS: Loads of incredible stuff to be won.
THE abriDGED SCRIPT: Total Film turns back the clock for Dej? Vu. Don't blame us if you think you've read it before...

TOTAL FILM, Issue #127 - May 2007

TOTAL FILM, Issue #127 - May 2007

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Films. Lots of films. Read what we think of the latest releases... * 300 * Amazing Grace * Because I Said So * Beyond Hatred * The Blossoming Of Maximo Oliveros * The Caiman * Catch A Fire * Catch And Release * Close To Home * Curse Of The Golden Flower * Days Of Glory * Epic Movie * Ghost Rider * Half Nelson * The HitcherScreen * I Want Candy * Lights In The Dusk * The Lives Of Others * Material Girls * Meet The Robinsons * Music And Lyrics * The Namesake * Norbit * The Number 23 * Prick Up Your Ears * Reign Over Me * Sunshine * Unknown BUZZ The best monthly movie preview and news section in the world... Amazing pics, hot gossip, cold facts.Buzz TURTLES It's all gone a bit '80s this month, so we punch off with the ninja 'phibians, looking really hard and packing some muscle in the pouring rain. OSCARS Before slowing things down a notch with some sobering news for Mexicans. And Gwynnie. OLD BOY BACK AGAIN First word from Korean supremo Park Chan-wook on his new, mental movie. JEDI JUMPER We went free-running with the fella from Casino Royale - the one who leads Daniel Craig up the crane. Here, he reveals his deepest desire... FEATURES Subscribe Now! - Click here...SUMMER PREVIEW Live Free Or Die Hard, Spidey 3, Shrek 3, Hostel II... and a couple of films that - shock, horror - aren't sequels. Could 2007 be the hottest summer on record? GRINDHOUSE ... and could the QT/RR double bill be the coolest movie(s) in years? (Here's a clue: there's a woman with a machine gun for a leg.) We speak to everyone. THE A-Z OF EXPLOITATION Nasty Nazis, buxom brunettes, gratuitous gore and 'whinge for a minge' flicks... it's the lurid world of exploitation cinema. 80 GREAT THINGS ABOUT THE '80S Who says it was the decade that taste forgot? Total Film turns back time, chewing on our wham bars as we blink misty eyes. MARK RUFFALO He used to wait tables. Now he's in David Fincher's Zodiac. The laid-back star tells us how he doesn't consider himself to be very masculine... which might explain why he's about to play a romantic lead with no balls. Literally. SUNSHINE Danny Boyle thought making a sci-fi movie would be fun. He was wrong. Matt Mueller thought writing a sci-fi feature would be fun. He was... see for yourself, as he tracks Cillian and co's trek to the stars. RYAN GOSLING He was the coolest guy at the Oscars (Mark Wahlberg aside) and he gives a blistering performance as a crackhead teacher in Half Nelson. Doesn't mean he's not susceptible to the common cold, though... LOUNGE We were going to call this section Sitting Room but it didn't have the same ring...Lounge NEW The best of British (Casino Royale, The Queen), the raciest of America (Jackass 2, Notorious Bettie Page), the enchanting-est of Mexico [Pan's Labyrinth] and the magic wand-iest of we-want-it-to-be-UK-but-it's-really-US (The Prestige). ARCHIVE Performance, Mulhollhand Drive, Reds, Peeping Tom, The Grifters... Don't you just love movies? LOVES Copland. Stallone's finest hour. LEGENDS Nic Cage's Top 10. Leaving Las Vegas made it. The Wicker Man didn't. STUFF Games, books, TV, soundtracks... the usual. ALSO SHOWING The best of the rest... LETTERS You watch and write, we reply. Sometimes. SUBSCRIBE Total Film thumps on your doormat! UP FOR GRABS Win loads of cool stuff. THE TOTAL FILM QUIZ So bloody hard it should be sponsored by Viagra. THE abriDGED SCRIPT We had a choice: don't buy conflict diamonds or take the piss out of Blood Diamond. It was a tough one, but...

CINEMA MUSICA, Issue #11 - 2008

CINEMA MUSICA, Issue #11 - 2008- Peter Thomas: Mit der Orion durch Raum und Zeit
- Ein Interview mit Gabriel Yared
- Das Golden Age der Filmmusik: Hugo Friedhofer
- Eastern Promises: David Cronenberg und Howard Shore
- Alan Menken im Interview
- Rio Bravo an der Leine: Ein Blick hinter die Kulissen einer Filmmusikauffόhrung
- James Horner zόckt Blech und macht Furore: The Spiderwick Chronicles
- Ramin Djawadi im Interview
- Zahlreiche Rezensionen.

RUE MORGUE, Issue #80 - July 2008

RUE MORGUE, Issue #80 - July 2008BEASTS OF THE APOCALYPSE Guillermo del Toro goes epic with Hellboy II: The Golden Army, a thoughtful, hard-boiled creature feature that pits man and monster against, well, man and monster. Interviews with del Toro, actor Doug Jones and series creator Mike Mignola. Plus: New Hellboy books from Dark Horse reviewed. by Jovanka Vuckovic, Monica S. Kuebler and Gary Butler
THE X-FILES: DECLASSIFIED Back in the 1990s The X-Files reinvigorated mainstream interest in genre TV, On the eve of the second feature film based on the series, The X-Files: I Want to Believe, Rue Morgue looks back at the show's legacy and peers at its closely-guarded future. Chris Carter speaks. Plus: A selection of the creepiest X-Files episodes. by Monica S. Kuebler
TERROR IN CENTRAL PARK Pioneering survival horror title Alone in the Dark is back with a reboot that rethinks the narrative structure of video games and pits its hero against something that could've crawled right out of Cloverfield. by Daniel Kaszor
DREYER'S DARKEST DREAM This month, an unsung vampire classic by a Danish auteur is finally given its due, as Carl Dreyer's Vampyr joins the Criterion Collection. by Paul Corupe
NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND: Guillermo del Toro
DREADLINES: FanTasia rings in its twelfth year with over 100 global genre titles; Oscar-winning Juno screenwriter turns to horror with Jennifer's Body.
THE CORONER'S REPORT: Weird stats and morbid facts. The Rue Morgue Sick Top Six Instances of Hook Homicides.
NEEDFUL THINGS: H.P. Lovecraft Bust, The Tingler Prop Replica, Mansinthe, Skull Flip-Flops.
CINEMACABRE: CineMacabre features reviews of Botched, Sisters, Otis, American Zombie, Side Sho, and more! Reissues features reviews of George A. Romero's Night of the Living Dead, Visions of Hell: The Films of Jim VanBebber, Simon, King of the Witches, Lucker the Necrophagous, Love Me Deadly, and more!
CINEMARQUEE: The Skull (1965).
BOWEN'S BASEMENT: Mill Creek Marathon
BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS: Spotlight: Jon J. Muth's M. Plus reviews of Cthulhu Tales #2, Gabriel, The Lost Boys: Reign of Frogs, Strange Embrace, The Straw Men #1, Three Shadows.
THE NINTH CIRCLE: Spotlight: Gary A. Braunbeck's Coffin County. Plus reviews of Wild Beyond Belief!, Brian J. Shower's The Bleeding Horse and Other Ghost Stories, Sins of the Sirens: Fourteen Tales of Dark Desire, Dennis Etchison's Got to Kill Them All, Alexandra Sokoloff's The Price, and more!
TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR: The Paris Opera/Notre Dame Cathedral/The Louvre - Paris, France
THE GORE-MET: Menu: The Worst Horror Movie Ever Made
AUDIO DROME: Spotlight: South America's Damn Laser Vampires. Reviews of The Mist OST, Doomsday OST, La Terza Madre OST, Joshua OST, Thee Merry Widows, The Birthday Massacre, Devian, Deicide, Bong-Ra, Meshuggah, more!
PLAY DEAD: Dracula: Origin, Overclocked: A History of Violence, Growing Hunger
CLASSIC CUT: Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth

RUE MORGUE, Issue #79 - June 2008

RUE MORGUE, Issue #79 - June 2008UNDERAGE RAGE IN JAPAN The term 'young offender' has never carried as much weight as it does in Japan, a nation plagued by teenage violence and suicides. For genre filmmakers, though, the phenomenon has also led to some of the country's most outrageous, if stunningly cruel and bloody, cult films. Rue Morgue examines the cycle of Japanese youth violence movies with a panel of experts including director Sion Sono, Asian cinema authority Tom Mes and Japanese film scholar Jay McRoy. Plus: A look at the country's new and upcoming youth violence films including The Machine Girl, Tokyo Gore Police, Karaoke Terror, and more! by Dave Alexander and Jovanka Vuckovic
THE BLOODSTAINED BURKA Omar Ali Khan's Hell's Ground - an unprecedented mix of American horror and Lollywood cinema - issues a killer challenge to Pakistan's film industry. by Paul Corupe and Sean Plummer
A FEAST OF DEVIANCE The short-lived Decadent Movement of the late-1800s attacked Victorian sensibilities with equal parts nihilism and grotesque imagery. Rue Morgue investigates one of horror literature's least known subgenres. by Richard Gavin
SING A SONG OF SAVAGERY Darren Bousman has left the Saw franchise for gothier pastures with Repo! The Genetic Opera, a bizarre futuristic fairy tale musical featuring everything from gory organ repossession to Paris Hilton. Now all he has to do is get it into theatres. by Sean Plummer
NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND: Horror Tattoos.
DREADLINES: New horror anthology coming to French television; Monsterpocalypse - a new style of game for horror fans; Troll 2 fans to gather for the Nilbog Invasion.
CINEMACABRE: CineMacabre features Paura: Lucio Fulci Remembered Volume 1, plus reviews of The Ruins, Prom Night, Retribution, The Sick House, Gabriel, and more! Reissues features reviews of Schizo, Student Bodies, Women's Prison Massacre, Killing Car, The Torture Chamber of Doctor Sadism, Death Smiles on a Murderer, and more!
CINEMARQUEE: Secrets of a Soul (1961).
BOWEN'S BASEMENT: Carrie on, my wayward Sean....
BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS: Spotlight: Stef Lenk's The Details. Plus reviews of Abe Sapien: The Drowning 1-5, B.R.P.D. 1946 1-5, Battle Royale Ultimate Edition Volume 3, Madame Xanadu 1, Life Sucks, and Willow Creek.
THE NINTH CIRCLE: Spotlight: Borderlands Press. Plus reviews of Nightmare Japan: Contemporary Japanese Horror Cinema, Supernatural: The Official Companion Season 2, Yasutaka Tsutsui's Hell, Tony Barlow's Sharp Teeth, Stephen King's Duma Key, and more!
TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR: Draugasetrid (The Ghost Centre) - Stokkseyri, Iceland.
THE GORE-MET: Menu: Amicus Mortis and The Gateway Meat.
AUDIO DROME: Spotlight: The doom country of Those Poor Bastards. Reviews of Resident Evil: Extinction OST, The Girl Next Door OST, The Fright, L'Ame Immortelle, The Mountain Goats, Boris Randall, Catastrophic, Isole, more!
PLAY DEAD: HorrorClix: Nightmares and Freddy vs. Jason, Kill Doctor Lucky... And His Little Dog, Too!, Dark Sector.
CLASSIC CUT: W.W. Jacobs' 'The Monkey's Paw'.

NOCTURNO, Issue #96 - Vol 3 # 69 April 2008

NOCTURNO, Issue #96 - Vol 3 # 69 April 2008PRIMO PIANO SAW IV / THE TRIPPER / EL ORFANATO / 3CIENTO - CHI L'HA DURO LA VINCE / EDEN LOG / 10.000 A.C. / YOUNG PEOPLE FUCKING / MIA NIPOTE EMILIA / THE HUNTING PARTY / JUNO / CONTROL / BRESCIA UCCIDE / BLOOD CHRONICLES VISIONI I PADRONI DELLA NOTTE / COLPO D'OCCHIO / IL TRENO PER DARJEELING / ONORA IL PADRE E LA MADRE / TUTTI I NUMERI DEL SESSO / GabriEL / RACCONTI DA STOCCOLMA / BUG / ALLA SCOPERTA DI CHARLIE / CHARLIE BARTLETT / SHINE A LIGHT / IL FUTURO NON e SCRITTO: JOE STRUMMER / MCOME JIMMY INTERVISTE ROBERT ENGLUND LE SERIE TELEVISIVE TELL ME YOU LOVE ME / ZODIACO VIDEOGAME LOST - VIA DOMUS / GUNDAM DYNASTY WARRIORS NERO SU BIANCO LA NEVE SE NE FREGA / MARVEL ZOMBIES VS ARMY OF DARKNESS CROSSROAD FLANO MON AMOUR: EMANUELLE E GLI ULTIMI CANNIBALI / FANTASPORTO 2008 / OLTRE IL TORRENTE: IL CINEMA DI FANTASCIENZA IN FRANCIA / SUZUKI SEIJUN IN DVD / ITALIA X: IL CINEMA PORNO / TENERA e LA CARNE / DOLCI MATTATOI: A PERDIFIATO - STORIA DI MICHELE LACERENZA / PAROLA DI... SIMONE SCAFIDI / VIDEO MANIA: CINEHOLLYWOOD

NOCTURNO, Issue #102 - Vol 3 # 75 October 2008

NOCTURNO, Issue #102 - Vol 3 # 75 October 2008PRIMO PIANO VINYAN / WALL-E / BABYLON A.D. / ESCURIAL / AWAKE-ANESTESIA COSCIENTE / THE HURT LOCKER / THE MIST / KICK THE COCK / RAPPORTO DI UN REGISTA SU ALCUNE GIOVANI ATTRICI VISIONI RIFLESSI DI PAURA / BURN AFTER READING / ANIMANERA / LΨNSJ - COLD LUNCH / VOY A EXPLOTAR / NUIT DE CHIEN / INJU, LA BΚTE DANS L'OMBRE / THE WRESTLER / JERICHOW / PLASTIC CITY / A ERVA DO RATO / SISTERS / POKRAJINA T.2 (LANDSCAPE N.2) / PONYO ON THE CLIFF BY THE SEA / THE SKY CRAWLERS / ACHILLE E LA TARTARUGA / THE MONSTER X STRIKES BACK: ATTACK THE G8 SUMMIT INTERVISTE TINTO BRASS VIDEOGAME SOUL CALIBUR IV / THE AUTHORITY - LOBO: VACANZE INFERNALI NERO SU BIANCO DIZIONARIO DEI FILM HORROR / HORROR / ALIA. SOL. LEVANTE. L'ARCIPELAGO DEL FANTASTICO CROSSROAD ITALIANI A VENEZIA / MARCO MάLLER E IL FESTIVAL DI VENEZIA 2008 / VENEZIA A MEZZANOTTE: MOJICA MARINS & FabriCE DU WELZ / OLTRE IL TORRENTE: "SANCTUARY" / VENEZIA ANIMATA: MAMORU OSHII & MIYAZAKI / VENEZIA QUEER / ITALIA X: ANDREA BIANCHI E IL PORNO / DOLCI MATTATOI: "TRE BIONDE NEL PACCO" / IO SONO (ANCORA) VIVO CON INTERVENTI DI... LAMBERTO BAVA / RUGGERO DEODATO / VALERIO EVANGELISTI / CORRADO FARINA / DARDANO SACCHETTI / FRANCO TRENTALANCE

CINEFORUM, Issue #484 - 2009

CINEFORUM, Issue #484 - 2009EDITORIALE Adriano Piccardi/Ponyo, Anberber e gli altri CANNES Bruno Fornara/Bei nomi, bei film, bel festival TEZA Pierpaolo Loffreda/Dopo la bufera Pietro Bianchi/Il desiderio oltre la catastrofe Pierpaolo Loffreda/Etiopia PONYO Fabrizio Tassi/Il mondo salvato dai bambini (e dai pesci) Mattia Mariotti e Matteo Zambetti/A qualcuno piace ancora la matita I FILM Simone Emiliani/Two Lovers di James Gray Impossibile salvarsi/Roberto Manassero Anton Giulio Mancino/Fortapasc di Marco risi Nicola Rossello/Louise-Michel di Gustave de Kerven e Benoit Delepine Lorenzo Pellizzari/Tutta colpa di Giuda di Davide Ferrario Giacomo Manzoli, Paola Brunetta, Arturo Invernici, Cristina Gastaldi, Lorenzo Leone, Giampiero Frasca(Gli amici del Bar Margherita - Diverso da chi? - Duplicity - Il primo giorno d'inverno - The International - La vita segreta delle api TEEN MOVIES ALL'ITALIANA Emiliano Morreale LEV KULEOV Dunja Dogo/I muti di Kuleov: un repertorio degenere Eugenia Gaglianone/Kuleov inguaribile sperimentatore IL CINEMA E IL SUO DOPPIO Sergio Arecco/Qiando leggerai questa lettera... CLAIRE DENIS Lorenzo Rossi/Claire Denis, filmare al limite CINEMA FRANCESE '80-'90 Paola Brunetta/Dalla "centralita dei sentimenti" al "realismo dei sentimenti" FESTIVAL E RASSEGNE Andrea Frambrosi/Bergamo Film Meeting Tullio Masoni/Bette Davis Paolo Vecchi/Budapest Alberto Zanetti/Festival dei Popoli di Firenze DVD a cura di Paolo Vecchi, Anton Giulio Mancino, Luca Malavasi e Mattia Mariotti LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato LIBRI e SOUNDTRACK a cura di Ermanno Comuzio

CINEFORUM, Issue #485 - 2009

CINEFORUM, Issue #485 - 2009EDITORIALE Adriano Piccardi/Visibilita VINCERE Angelo Signorelli/Il giorno comprende anche la notte Prendersi dei rischi intervista a Marco Bellocchio a cura di Francesca Betteni-Barnes D. Luca Malavasi/L'immagine di un'immagine di un'immagine Anton Giulio Mancino/La sala e il secolo bui Emiliano Morreale/Il Duce e il Luce Ermanno Comuzio/La violenza e l'isterismo I FILM Marco Dalla Gassa/Tulpan di Sergei Dvortsevoy Nuccio Lodato/Terra Madre di Ermanno Olmi Francesca Betteni-Barnes D./Che di Steven Soderbergh Simone Emiliani/State of Play di Kevin Macdonald Roberto Chiesi/Nemico pubblico n. 1 - L'arte della fuga di Jean-Franηois Richet Anton Giulio Mancino/Complici del silenzio di Stefano Incerti Fabrizio Liberti/Le avventure del topino Desperaux di S. Fell e R. Stevenhagen TUTTO CANNES Fabrizio Tassi/Tra bastardi e anticristi Alberto Barbera, Pier Maria Bocchi, Chiara Borroni, Massimo Causo, Carlo Chatrian, Simone Emiliani, Bruno Fornara, Anfrea Frambrosi, Leonardo Gandini, Federico Gironi, Lorenzo Leone, Fabrizio Liberti, Roberto Manassero, Emanuela Martini, Emiliano Morreale, Alberto Morsiani, Lorenzo Rossi, Fabrizio Tassi, Antonio Termenini Il meglio delle varie sezioni Le "pagelle" di Cineforum Film in concorso Fuori concorso/proiezioni speciali Un Certain Regard Quinzaine des Realisateurs Semaine de la Critique I FILM/continuazione Paola Brunetta, Mattia Mariotti, Giorgio Viaro, Lorenzo Leone/ Riunione di famiglia - Star Trek. Il futuro ha inizio - Generazione 1000 euro - Questione di cuore DVD a cura di Arturo Invernici, Adriano Piccardi e Mattia Mariotti LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato LIBRI a cura di Ermanno Comuzio

RUE MORGUE, Issue #88 - April 2009

RUE MORGUE, Issue #88 - April 2009IN MEMORIAM: THE CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LEATHER LAGOON: This past February Lux Interior, frontman of the seminal swamp rock band The Cramps, passed away, ending a career steeped in horror and lunacy. Rue Morgue pays tribute to the icon in a recently unearthed interview with Lux and his long-time musical and life partner Poison Ivy. Plus! The complete Cramps discography. by Rodrigo Gudi?o, Greg Chant and Tomb Dragomir
APOCALYPSE AFRICA: For thirteen years, Resident Evil has immersed gamers in an epic apocalypse of zombies, mutants and corporate conspiracy. Now, RE5 takes the celebrated survival horror franchise deep into the heart of Africa to expose the root of the series' devastating viral agent. Plus! The history of the franchise, and more! by Andrew Lee and Last Chance Lance
SUFFER THE CHILDREN: Fabrice du Welz's Vinyan depicts a mind-bending journey that delves into madness, obsession and deadly offspring. Plus! A roundup of new killer kids movies. by Liisa Ladouceur and Jason Lapeyre
PUTTING THE DEATH IN DEATH METAL: Cannibal Corpse singer George 'Corpsegrinder' Fisher talks two decades of atrocity, censorship and zombies. by The Gore-met
GREETINGS FROM CAMP BLOOD: Resident summer camp killjoy Jason Voorhees returns in a big budget remake, some long-awaited reissues and a new documentary. Pack your bags and say your prayers, we're going to Crystal Lake! by Aaron Von Lupton
STAINLESS STEEL PSYCHO: Effects man Robert Hall pays tribute to '80s slasher gore with Laid to Rest. by Philip Brown
NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND: The trouble with mainstream horror.
DREADLINES: Forrest Ackerman's memorabilia up for auction; Dracula-themed literary festival coming to Dublin; Classic Monsters cruise sails this Halloween.
THE CORONER'S REPORT: Weird stats and morbid facts. Sick Top Six Killer Clowns.
NEEDFUL THINGS: Anchor Bay's Hellraiser Limited Edition Box Set, Amok Time's Doctor Tongue Figure, Universal Monsters Bracelet, Sourpuss Carry-All Bags.
CINEMACABRE: CineMacabre features reviews of Underworld: Rise of the Lycans, The Uninvited, Crowley, Feast III: The Happy Finish, Splinter, Poultrygeist: Night of the Chicken Dead, Otto; or, Up With Dead People, Ice Spiders, Grizzly Park and Lockjaw: Rise of the Kulev Serpent. Reissues reviews Four Flies on Grey Velvet (1971), Demoniacs (1974), Tales from the Darkside: The First Season (1984) and Cannibal! The Musical: 13th Anniversary Shpadoinkle Edition (1996).
CINEMARQUEE: Five (1951).
BOWEN'S BASEMENT: Freeway.
BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS: Features Vincent Price Presents, plus reviews of Miss Don't Touch Me, Runes of Ragnan: The Flames of Muspell, Zombie Cop, Cthulhu Tales #11, Hotwire: Requiem for the Dead #1.
THE NINTH CIRCLE: Spotlight: Seth Grahame-Smith on Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Plus, reviews of Haunted Heart: The Life and Times of Stephen King, Film Brawl, The Dead Walk, Monstrous: 20 Tales of Giant Creature Terror, Giant R.B. Russell's Putting the Pieces in Place, Cherie Priest's Fathom, Greg Taylor's Killer Pizza, Patrick Carman's Skeleton Creek: Book One and Scott Edelman's The Hunger of Empty Vessels.
TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR: The Elgin & Winter Garden Theatres - Toronto, Ontario.
THE GORE-MET: Menu: Cat in the Brain.
AUDIO DROME: Featuring horror prog rockers Zombi. Plus reviews of Deathstalker/Chopping Mall OST, Dracula vs. Frankenstein OST, Lugosi: Hollywood's Dracula OST, Underworld: Rise of the Lycans score and soundtrack, Onethirtyeight, Carcass, Alex Machine, Dead Vampires, Gruesome Boys and Rose Funeral.
PLAY DEAD: The House of the Dead: Overkill, Dead Reign and Coraline.
CLASSIC CUT: Dick Jacobs and his Orchestra's Themes from Horror Movies: In Ghoulish High Fidelity.

CINEFEX, Issue #117 - April/May/June 2009

CINEFEX, Issue #117 - April/May/June 2009Watchmen: The Manhattan Project; Article by Joe Fordham
Adapted from the darkly complex graphic novel considered the finest and most influential of its genre, Watchmen, directed by Zack Snyder, called for a seamless blending of practical and visual effects, makeup and miniatures to bring the story's band of misfit superheroes and villains to the big screen. Visual effects supervisor John 'DJ' DesJardin oversaw the work at Sony Pictures Imageworks, The Moving Picture Company, Intelligent Creatures and CIS Hollywood, while Joel Whist supervised special effects. Greg Cannom's Drac Studios contributed prosthetic makeups, and Global Effects fabricated custom suits.
Coraline: A Handmade World; Article by Joe Fordham
In Coraline, director Henry Selick returns to the genre of stop-motion animation with a fantasy feature - his first to be shot in 3D - based on a novella by Neil Gaiman about an inquisitive young girl who walks through a secret door in her new home and discovers an alternate version of her life that seems more attractive than the real one. Puppetry and animation on a grand scale was provided by Laika Entertainment, making its theatrical film debut. Director of photography Pete Kozachik captured the stereoscopic effects, and visual effects supervisor Brian Van't Hul oversaw extensive postproduction work.
The Spirit: Summoning the Spirit; Article by George Mo?se
Master graphic novelist Frank Miller, in his solo directing debut, taps into the oeuvre of renowned 1940s-era comic-book artist Will Eisner for his adaptation of The Spirit, a crime story about a rookie cop who returns from the dead as a masked vigilante. Told in the signature style of Miller's Sin City and 300, The Spirit's hybrid live-action/CG approach featured stark, noir-ish, all-CG environments composited into minimalist greenscreen sets. Visual effects supervisor Stu Maschwitz led the work at The Orphanage, Digital Dimension, Rising Sun Pictures and six other supporting companies. Changeling: Urban Renewal; Article by Jody Duncan
Visual effects supervisor Michael Owens discusses the challenges of re-creating 1920s Los Angeles for director Clint Eastwood's period drama Changeling, based on the true story of a woman who takes on the corrupt Los Angeles Police Department following the abduction of her young son by a pedophile serial killer.
Inkheart: Into Inkworld; Article by Jody Duncan
A bookbinder has the power to conjure characters in and out of books through the act of reading them aloud in the fantasy adventure Inkheart, directed by Iain Softley. Seeking photorealism, Softley and visual effects supervisor Angus Bickerton made judicious use of visual effects by Double Negative, The Senate, Cinesite, Rainmaker and Peerless Camera Company, while relying heavily on practical effects by special effects supervisor Paul Corbould, and miniatures by Mattes & Miniatures.

DARK SIDE, Issue #136 - Dec/January 2009

DARK SIDE, Issue #136 - Dec/January 2009SAINTS AND SINNERS: Marie O'Regan previews the impressive new BBC supernatural series Apparitions, talking to writer Joe Ahearne and star Martin Shaw.
AXELLE RISING: James Whittington interviews Axelle Carolyn, a former DarkSide contributor who has become a genre star in her own right!.
HALLOWEEN REVISITED : Stef Hutchinson was one of the driving forces behind the critically acclaimed documentary Halloween: 25 Years of Terror and is the writer of a new range of Halloween comic books. James Whittington stalked him in a William Shatner mask wielding a large kitchen knife to ask him about his involvement with the much loved slasher series..
BAD BRAD!: Brad Dourif has gone from Oscar nominations to horror sequels and Hollywood blockbusters. Calum Waddell sits down for a chat with the man who supplied the voice of killer doll Chucky!.
EATING ITALIAN!: Jay Slater visits: The Last House In The Woods for an exclusive interview with up and coming director Gabriele Albanesi....
GOREGEOUS!: Top UK Scream Queen Eileen Daly continues her regular DarkSide diary with an interview with acclaimed comic book artist John Gallagher.
FAMILY SPLATTERS: Family man Jay Slater talks to talented director Steven Shiel, about his Mum & Dad... and they are a very nasty pair indeed!
STRANGE GIRLS: Strange Girls certainly lives up to its title and is one of the year's most bizarre horror pictures. However, as Calum Waddell discovers, it is also destined for cult classic status. You read about it here first!
PITT STOP: The artistic genius that is Rick Melton, author of the bestseller, 'Different Ways To Spell Bob,' sucks up to Ingrid Pitt and enjoys some Toasted Oats. So it's business as usual in the Melton household....
CHIOCE CUTS: Censorship guru Brad Stevens checks out the latest developments in the wacky world of the Soho Square scissors folk!
James Whittington interviews up and coming scream queen Fiona Horsey.
BOOKS GAMES REVIEWS: James Whittington casts his critical eye over the latest terrifying text and gory game releases on offer!

BEST MOVIE, Issue #96 - December 2009

BEST MOVIE, Issue #96 - December 2009COVER STORY: In Jennifer's Body la "donna piω sexy del mondo" Megan Fox diventa una cheerleader assetata di sangue. Ma solo per riscattare le sue insicurezze. Proprio come succede nella vita dell'attrice piω desiderata del momento. Ci credereste? (di Ilaria M. Linetti)
INCONTRI: Robert Zemeckis e oggi il pioniere della rivoluzione digitale. Merito della "performance capture". Ma - ci confessa - quello che conta sono sempre le storie. Come quella in uscita questo mese (in 3D): A Christmas Carol, con un incredibile Jim Carrey (di Silvia Urban)
CINE-MAP: Trasferta di lusso per Christian De Sica & Co., che sbarcano in California per il cinepanettone Natale a Beverly Hills. Viaggio nel quartiere losangelino del lusso, tra ossessioni, vizi e miraggi (di Eva Anelli)
STRADE DI CINEMA: Mentre al cinema esce la loro ultima black comedy A serious man, che fa un balzo alle origini del loro cinema, anche Best Movie fa un viaggio nel "mondo Coen". Tra pillole di pensiero, trucchi del mestiere e un "bravo ragazzo" di nome George... (di Mattia Carzaniga)
C'ERA UNA VOLTA: Al cinema la Disney torna alle sue eroine preferite con La principessa e il ranocchio. Nella vita le ragazze dal sangue blu fanno ancora parlare di se. Dalle principesse di celluloide a quelle reali, analisi di un mito senza tempo. Che perς e sempre una favola... (di Gabriele Barcaro)
LIFE: Marilyn Monroe, un'icona che non smette di finire stampata sulle T-shirt e ispirare stili di vita delle celebrities. Dal tattoo di Megan Fox alle campagne testimonial di Scarlett Johansson. Mentre nelle sale esce Io e Marilyn di Leonardo Pieraccioni (di Catia Donini)

CINEFORUM, Issue #488 - December 2009

CINEFORUM, Issue #488 - December 2009EDITORIALE Adriano Piccardi/Area critica
SPECIALE HERZOG
Francesco Cattaneo/Aguirre a New Orleans
Pier Maria Bocchi/Lo sfascio del poliziesco
Luca Malavasi/My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?
Werner Herzog/Estratto da «Incontri alla fine del mondo»
I FILM
Emilio Cozzi, Pier Maria Bocchi/Drag Me to Hell di Sam Raimi
Giampiero Frasca/Cosmonauta di Susanna Nicchiarelli
Luca Malavasi/Basta che funzioni di Woody Allen
Pietro Bianchi/The Informant! di Steven Soderberg
Roberto Chiesi/Questioni di punti di vista di Jacques Rivette
Andrea Bordoni, Matteo Marino/District 9 di Neill Blomkamp
Fabrizio Liberti/Il mio vicino Totoro di Hayao Miyazaki
Lorenzo Leone/Videocracy - Basta apparire di Erik Gandini
SELEZIONE VENEZIA
Fabrizio Tassi/La realta imbalsamata
Pier Maria Bocchi/Applausi: la nuova critica?
Pier Maia Bocchi, Gianluigi Bozza, Carlo Chatrian, Marco Dalla Gassa,
Lorenzo Donghi, Simone Emiliani, Bruno Fornara, Andrea Frambrosi,
Leonardo Gandini, Federico Gironi, Giuseppe Imperatore, Lorenzo Leone,
Pierpaolo Loffreda, Luca Malavasi, Roberto Manassero, Alberto Morsiani,
Piergiorgio Rauzi, Fabrizio Tassi
Il meglio delle varie sezioni
Le nostre "pagelle"
Film in concorso
Fuori concorso
Orizzonti
I FILM/continuazione
Anton Giulio Mancino, Giorgio Viaro, Lorenzo Rossi, Elisa Baldini, Roberto Chiesi/
Il grande sogno - Baarμa - Una soluzione razionale -
Racconti dell'eta dell'oro - La legge criminale
FESTIVAL E RASSEGNE
Umberto Rossi/Setubal
Umberto Rossi/Karlovy Vary
DVD a cura di Lorenzo Donghi, Tullio Masoni, Mattia Mariotti
LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato
LIBRI a cura di Ermanno Comuzio

SCIFIWORLD, Issue #11 - February 2009

SCIFIWORLD, Issue #11 - February 2009El numero 11 de Scifiworld, la revista de cine fantastico viene cargado de suculentos contenidos: Entrevistas con Mike Mignola, el creador de Hellboy, y Raul Garcνa, director de "El ultimo lince"; una retrospectiva del clasico "Them! La humanidad en peligro"; un especial sobre el maestro de los efectos especiales Stan Winston; un artνculo que presenta a los actores que se ocultan tras nuestros monstruos favoritos; un repaso a "Farscape" y un recorrido por los los monstruos del cine en "Devoradores de ciudades". Ademas la primera entrega del "Taller de FX" en el que se explica como fabricar sangre artificial. Y como siempre la actualidad en cine, dvd, libros, comics...

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, Issue #1074 - January - Vol. 90 #1 2009

AMERICAN CINEMATOGRAPHER, Issue #1074 - January - Vol. 90 #1 2009Revolutionary Road
Based on the novel by Richard Yates, Revolutionary Road depicts the crumbling marriage of an appealing young couple (played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet) who appear to have it all. The picture, set in 1955, reunited director Sam Mendes and cinematographer Roger Deakins, ASC, BSC, and marks a dramatic departure from their first collaboration, Jarhead (2005). Roger's selflessness in adapting his style to the requirements of the story at hand is remarkable - and it is selflessness, Mendes tells AC senior editor Rachael K. Bosley. He's a master at cutting a suit according to its cloth. For this story, says Deakins, the key was simplicity. It's a film about a marriage falling apart in this supposedly idyllic suburbia, he says. When you've got a story like that and two great actors, you want to see them act; you don't need or want to do anything that messes about with that. AC's coverage includes an interview with set decorator Debra Schutt, who was tasked with locating or creating the practicals that were integral to Deakins lighting scheme.
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Claudio Miranda discusses his collaboration with director David Fincher on this visually ambitious adapation of F. Scott Fitzgerald's 1922 short story about a man who ages backwards with strange and surreal consequences. Miranda explain his aesthetic approach to the eight decades depicted in the film, and also offers his thoughts on working with the Thomson/Grass Valley Viper FilmStream camera and workflow.
Defiance
Eduardo Serra, ASC, AFC went on location to the Republic of Lithuania with writer/director Ed Zwick to shoot this epic World War II drama. The film tells the tale of three Jewish brothers who escape from Nazi-occupied Poland into the Belarussian Forest, where they join Russian resistance fighters in an attempt to build a village that will help protect themselves and others. Serra discusses the production's location work and his working relationship with Zwick, for whom he previously shot Blood Diamond.
ASC Lifetime Achievement Award
Jack Green, ASC received the ASC Lifetime Achievement Award at the 23rd Annual ASC Awards ceremony that was held in Los Angeles on February 15, 2009. The Lifetime Award is the Society's highest honor, presented annually to an individual cinematographer who has demonstrated a commitment to excellence over an entire career. Green certainly meets the criterium. He has shot many films for actor/director Clint Eastwood, including Unforgiven (for which he earned Academy Award and BAFTA nominations), The Bridges of Madison County (for which he received an ASC Award nomination), Bird, The Dead Pool, White Hunter Black Heart, The Rookie, A Perfect World, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, True Crime and Space Cowboys. His other credits include Pink Cadillac, Rookie of the Year, The Net, Twister, Speed 2: Cruise Control, Secondhand Lions, 50 First Dates, The 40-Year-Old Virgin and My Best Friend's Girl. Rachael Bosley, AC contributor Jon Silberg will pen a comprehensive overview of Green's life and work.
The January issue's departments also offer illuminating insights:
Short Takes breaks down the innovative approach cinematographer Raoul Germain took to the art installation Triangle of Need, which he shot in a variety of different formats. Production Slate includes an interview with Sal Totino, ASC about this photography for the intense drama Frost/Nixon, directed by Ron Howard. We also seek out cinematographer Maryse Alberti, director Darren Aronofsky and members of their crew to discuss the critically acclaimed indie drama The Wrestler.
Post Focus presents a step-by-step account of how FotoKem helped director Beth McElhenny and cinematographer Chun Ming Huang transfer their short film Still Me from the MiniDV format to 35mm in order to meet the technical requirements for Academy Award consideration.
ASC Close-Up offers a profile of cinematographer Gabriel Beristain, ASC, BSC, whose feature-film credits include Dolores Claiborne, The Spanish Prisoner, Blade: Trinity, The Ring Two and The Invisible.

CINEFORUM, Issue #481 - January/February 2009

CINEFORUM, Issue #481 - January/February 2009EDITORIALE Adriano Piccardi/"Cineforum" comunque SPECIALE RACHEL STA PER SPOSARSI Roberto Manassero/Il fantasma del melo Lorenzo Rossi/Matrimoni e matrimoni Lorenzo Donghi/La musica come profumo SPECIALE VALZER CON BASHIR Mattia Mariotti/Animazione malgrado tutto Fabrizio Tassi/Vuoi vedere la realta? Disegnala! I FILM Luca Malavasi/Racconto di Natale di Arnaud Desplechin Roberto Chiesi/La felicita porta fortuna-Happy Go Lucky di Mike Leigh Nicola Rossello/Stella di Sylvie Verheyde Michele Marangi/The Millionaire di Danny Boyle Tullio Masoni/Galantuomini di Edoardo Winspeare Chiara Borroni/Lasciami entrare di Tomas Alfredson Giampiero Frasca/L'ospite inatteso di Thomas McCarthy Alberto Pezzotta/Come dio comanda di Gabriele Salvatores Emilio Cozzi/Il giardino dei limoni di Eran Riklis Nuccio Lodato, Alberto Pezzotta, Lorenzo Leone, Simone Emiliani/ Il bambino con il pigiama a righe - Il cosmo nel comς - Nessuna verita - Palermo Shooting - Twilight - Qualcuno con cui correre TORINO FILM FESTIVAL Luca Malavasi/Alberto Morsiani, Lorenzo Rossi, Chiara Borroni, Lorenzo Donghi, Mattia Mariotti, Paolo Vecchi, Marco Bertolino, Tullio Masoni/Guardare al futuro - Il concorso - Fori concorso - Lo Stato delle Cose - La Zona - Italiana.doc - L'amore degli inizi - Roman Polanski - Jean-Pierre Melville SCHOPENHAUER DI GIOVANNI DAVIDE MADERNA Alberto Zanetti/Un deserto emotivo Tullio Masoni/Prima di Schopenhauer RILETTURA DI UN MONTAGGIO Emilio Cozzi/Il Batman di Nolan (ovvero: cavaliere ottuso, fra violenza e sacro) LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato

ACCION, Issue #210 - November 2009

ACCION, Issue #210 - November 2009Reportaje especial LUNA NUEVA
La segunda entrega de la saga de Crepusculo promete ser mas inquietante y terrorνfica que la primera, a medida que la protagonista va penetrando mas profundamente en el mundo de los vampiros. Nuevos personajes se incorporan a la saga configurando un reparto mas amplio para Luna nueva, que esta haciendo furor entre los seguidores de las novelas de Stephenie Meyer.
Entrevista: Robert Downey Jr. nos habla de Iron Man 2
Su vuelta a la lista de los mas deseados de Hollywood fue por la puerta grande con el exito de Iron Man y su nominaciOn al Oscar por Tropic Thunder, una guerra muy perra. Ahora, Robert Downey Jr. vuelve a ponerse en la piel de Tony Stark en un ano en el que tambien podremos verle como Sherlock Holmes. El actor neoyorquino esta demostrando que sigue siendo uno de los mejores de su generaciOn y que sus flirteos con la preciada estatuilla dorada no han hecho mas que empezar.
OTROS ESTRENOS DEL MES
2012, Cuento de navidad, Destino final 3D, ...

SERIES TV.
Entrevista: Martνn Rivas
Cuando se sienta lo hace con calma, pero se le nota una persona inquieta. No deja de jugar con la silla, subiendo y bajando la altura, mientras responde pausado y sin ninguna prisa a nuestras preguntas. O de tamborilear sobre la suela de su zapato. Medita siempre lo que va a decir y se le nota muy sosegado, aunque sus gestos demuestran que la procesiOn va por dentro. Es simpatico y agradable, y se siente como en casa entre las paredes del set de El internado donde la entrevista tiene lugar. Ademas de hacer gala de un sentido del humor tan acido como acertado, como cuando alude a un "coitus interruptus" tras ver nuestra entrevista interrumpida por tercera vez. este es Martνn Rivas, uno de los jOvenes actores mas admirados, perseguidos e interesantes de la televisiOn espanola.
Entrevista: Elena Furiase
Se nota que lleva en las venas la sangre de una familia de artistas. Esta relajada, segura y tiene un formidable sentido del humor que llevan la entrevista de su carrera a los problemas de la fama con una naturalidad pasmosa. Cuando responde, lo hace en un tono cercano y maduro, como una amiga de toda la vida. Parece ser que la fama no se le ha subido a la cabeza y esperamos que siga asν mucho tiempo.
REPORTAJE: Cronicas vampνricas
Es sin duda una de las series que mas esta dando que hablar en Estados Unidos, ya sea por su excelente acogida por parte del publico juvenil como por sus magnνficos νndices de audiencia, que se mantienen semana tras semana. Pero, Ώsera CrOnicas vampνricas flor de un dνa? ΏPodra soportar las comparaciones con Crepusculo o se mantendra firme entre el publico?
FICHAS ACTORES TV:
Alyson Hannigan, Joshua Jackson, Teri Hatcher, Alan Alda.
FICHA SERIES DE TV: M*A*S*H
COLECCIONABLE HISTORIA DEL CINE
Capνtulo LIX Cines asiaticos
Estamos acostumbrados a consumir cine de nuestro propio entorno, es decir, cine occidental, y ello hace que las propuestas de otras cinematografνas se nos antojen exOticas, cuando no extranas o incomprensibles. Sin embargo, hay oro puro escondido en muchas de las producciones facturadas en paνses como China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Corea, Tailandia... Por ello he decidido dedicar un repaso brevνsimo y superficial a estas cinematografνas asiaticas que inevitablemente deben formar parte del equipaje de todo cinefilo que se precie. Tal y como advierto siempre, no se trata de un repaso con afan totalizador, sino simplemente de un aperitivo para abrir boca, picar la curiosidad de los paladares exquisitos y hacer que los propios lectores abunden posteriormente, si asν lo desean, en sus paseos por el cine de estas cinematografνas asiaticas. Un aviso: dada la abundancia de tνtulos con los que se conocen algunas de estas producciones en Occidente y el hecho de que su explotaciOn no siempre haya llegado a Espana con copias traducidas, incluyo el tνtulo original chino en todas las pelνculas para facilitar su localizaciOn.

SECCIONES FIJAS
12 FICHAS CRΝTICAS
Agora, Celda 211 , El secreto de sus ojos, El soplOn, Flores negras, Gordos, La huerfana, Los lνmites del control, Los sustitutos, Malditos Bastardos, REC2, The Damned United
4 FICHAS CLaSICAS
Alarma, vuelo 502 secuestrado (1972), David t Betsabe (1951), De repente, el ultimo verano (1959), Esa pareja feliz (1951).
4 FICHAS SERIE B
Atajo al infierno (1957), El desconocido del tercer piso (1940), Konga (1961), Los hijos del volcan (1957).
4 FICHAS CARTELES USA
Cirque du Freak: The Vampire΄s Assistant, The Crazies, Mulan, Daybreakers
FICHA CLaSICO: Spencer Tracy
PELΝCULA MΝTICA: El precio del poder - Scarface (1983)
OTRAS SECCIONES
Noticias, Correo del lector, Mundo fantastico, Novedades DVD, BSO.

CINEFORUM, Issue #487 - November 2009

CINEFORUM, Issue #487 - November 2009EDITORIALE: Adriano Piccardi/Il Cinema in tempo di guerra.
VENEZIA 66: Bruno Fornara/Noterelle giudizi aforismi.
I FILM
Angelo Signorelli/La mujer sin cabeza di Lucrecia Martel
Giampiero Frasca/Niente velo per Jasira di Alan Ball
Paola Brunetta/Sul lago Tahoe di Fernando Eimbcke
Roberto Chiesi/Cheri di Stephen Frears
Simone Emiliani/Flash of Genius di Marc Abraham
PABLO TRAPERO
Adriano Piccardi/Il cinema rodante di Pablo Trapero
Adriano Piccardi e Angelo Signorelli/Intervista a Pablo Trapero e Martina Gusman
I FILM/continuazione
Luca Malavasi, Paola Brunetta, Simone Emiliani, Mattia Mariotti,
Giulia Russo, Elisa Baldini, Lorenzo Leone, Fabrizio Tassi/
Due volte genitori - Amore & altri crimini - Una notte da leoni -
Crossing Over - L'era glaciale 3. L'alba dei dinosauri - Herry Potter e il principe
mezzosangue - Adventureland - Fa' la cosa sbagliata -
Transformers. La vendetta del caduto
FOCUS: Michele Guerra/The Wrestler e Gran Torino: i corpi e i film del cinema di adesso.
IL CINEMA E IL SUO DOPPIO: Sergio Arecco/Una Dafne per Sir Alfred.
SAGGI: Gianni Olla/Il primo Kurosawa: la costruzione di una poetica, la ricerca di una forma filmica.
FOCUS
Jonny Costantino/Shocking Rock Golem: intervista ai Supershock e Piergiorgio Tone
PESARO 2009
Valentina Alfonsini/Presa diretta sulla realta
Tullio Masoni/Cinema israeliano: dal grembo del mare, da un confine
Paolo Vecchi/Il cinema stenopeico di Paolo Gioli
Gianluigi Bozza/Retrospettiva Lattuada
FESTIVAL E RASSEGNE
Bruno Fornara/Cinema ritrovato a Bologna
Alberto Zanetti/Bellaria 2009
Giorgio Avezzω/Screen: gli schermi del futuro a Rovereto
DVD a cura di Adriano Piccardi, Arturo Invernici
LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato
LIBRI a cura di Ermanno Comuzio

CINEFORUM, Issue #486 - October 2009

CINEFORUM, Issue #486 - October 2009EDITORIALE Adriano Piccardi/A fondo
ANTICHRIST
Bruno Fornara/Caos e caosmo
Tina Porcelli/Memento mori
Lorenzo Leone/Provoco dunque sono
CORALINE E LA PORTA MAGICA
Fabrizio Liberti/La malefica illusione
Mattia Mariotti/La solitudine delle bambole
ANTEPRIMA
Pier Maria Bocchi/Public Enemies: la forma e la sostanza
I FILM
Fabrizio Tassi/Il mondo di Horten di Bent Hamer
Roberto Manassero/Garage di Leonard Abrahamson
Giampiero Frasca/Settimo cielo di Andreas Dresen
Simone Emiliani/I Love Radio Rock di Richard Curtis
Lorenzo Donghi/Il canto di Paloma di Claudia Llosa
BOOK WHY WE SHOOT - CINEMA E GUERRA
a.p./Premessa
Alberto Morsiani/Schieramenti emozionali
Sergio Arecco/Dispacci da Nam-movie
Alberto Soncini/Il Grande Uno Rosso. Viaggio alla fine della guerra
Lorenzo Donghi/Cosa mostrare, come vedere
Alessandro Bertani/Visioni dal fronte: dalle lettere al web
JERZY SKOLIMOWSKI
Noemi Premuda/L'australiano - analisi della struttura musico-filmica
I FILM/continuazione
Paola Brunetta, Roberto Chiesi, Simone Eniliani, Nicola Rossello,
Cristina Gastaldi, Lorenzo leone/Look Both Ways - Amori e disastri - Alibi e sospetti - Sacro e profano - Coco avant Chanel - L'amore prima del mito - Uomini che odiano le donne - Terminator Salvation
FESTIVAL E RASSEGNE
Paolo Vecchi/Alba International Film Festival
Elisa Baldini/Far East Film a Udine
Simone Terzi/Trieste Alpe Adria
Marco Bertolino/Sottodiciotto
Lorenzo Leone/Riff: sguardi da una Roma indipendente
DVD a cura di Nuccio Lodato, Angelo Signorelli, Mattia Mariotti, Paolo Vecchi
LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato
LIBRI a cura di Ermanno Comuzio

NOCTURNO, Issue #110 - Vol 3 # 83 June 2009

NOCTURNO, Issue #110 - Vol 3 # 83 June 2009IN SALA Uomini che odiano le donne; Angeli e demoni; State of Play; Martyrs CINEFEST Cannes 2009: Bastardi senza gloria; The Imaginarium of dr. Parnassus; Il nastro bianco; Thirst; Mother; Vengeance; Drag Me to Hell; Hierro; Polytecnique; Agora; Enter the Void; Ne te retourne pas; Antichrist; Air Doll. Quinzaine ultimo atto: la rivincita dei nerds. Udine 2009. Far East Film 11: Il ritorno di Thanakorn Pongsuwan; Yattaman; My Dear Enemy; Love Exposure; Departures; Kicks of Fury: New Muay Thay Films; Instant Swamp; Tactical Unit: Comrades in Arms CINEFEAR Giallo: il nuovo Dario Argento; Dead of Night; Borderland CINESEX Le eta del sesso: Ne mires para abajo e Settimo cielo; Memorie di una groupie: The Band CINEZONE Adolescenza perversa; Pourvoir jeunes filles a vendre; Il mio west: ancora su Demofilo Fidani e Pasquale Squitieri; Italia X: dalla Grecia col voyeur VISIONI NOCTURNE Visions, di Luigi Cecinelli; Coraline di Nel Gaiman; SPECIALE ACTION CINEMA La rivolta delle macchine: Transformers 2 e Terminator: Salvation. Hardware, Automi in carta stagnola CINEMA E LETTERATURA J.B. Ballard: la mostra delle atrocita NOCTURNO ENTERTAINMENT BLUE-RAY, DVD Valzer con Bashir; A prova di morte; The Sinful Dwarf; Imago mortis; Io vi troverς; Che?; Vanessa; The notorious Bettie Page; Zabriskie point; Zachariah; Ladies and Gentleman, The Fabulous Stains ITALIA UNDERGROUND Principessa, Roulette; Legami di sangue

ACCION, Issue #215 - April 2010

ACCION, Issue #215 - April 2010Reportaje: IRON MAN
La segunda aventura de Iron Man promete ser un exito de taquilla, pero ademas se convierte en la pieza esencial para arrancar definitivamente el despliegue del universo Marvel en el cine, abriendo una nueva era a las pelνculas de superheroes en pantalla grande.
Entrevista: Johnny Depp
Johnny Depp es una de esas personas que para llegar al paraνso previamente han pasado por el infierno. El paraνso en cuestiOn puede referirse perfectamente a su novia/companera de sus ultimos quince anos, Vanessa Paradis, y tambien quizas a su isla-escondite privada en el Caribe. Pero tambien se refleja en la armonνa y la felicidad que ha encontrado como padre. De hecho, Depp admite sentirse profundamente protector y dedicado a sus dos hijos, Lily-Rose, de diez anos, y Jack, de siete, y a su amada Vanessa.
Reportaje: Alicia en el paνs de las maravillas
Despues de James Cameron con Avatar, Tim Burton llega a la cartelera con su propia apuesta espectacular de cine en 3D, que es el mayor reto de su carrera hasta el momento: una nueva versiOn de Alicia en el paνs de las maravillas que sorprendera incluso a los seguidores de la celebre obra de Lewis Carroll.
OTROS ESTRENOS DEL MES
El supercanguro, El escritor...

SERIES TV.
Entrevista: Carlos Bardem
Cuando uno entrevista a Carlos Bardem, ademas de su imponente figura, destaca su privilegiado intelecto. De trato facil y cercano, es una maravillosa ocasiOn acercarse al actor y charlar sobre cine, sobre cine espanol, sobre los generos, sobre los clasicos... con alguien que conoce todo eso a fondo y lo disfruta con la ilusiOn del primer dνa. Y por supuesto para hablar de la gran ganadora de los Goya de este ano, Celda 211, donde tenνa un papel mas que destacado. La forma de entender el septimo arte de Carlos es la de muchos aficionados y la del gran publico. La de quien disfruta viendo cine y tiene la suerte de hacerlo. Y nosotros hemos tenido la fortuna de hablar con el y charlar sobre todos estos temas.
Entrevista: Mary McDonnell
No importa las veces que uno vea Battlestar Galactica, ni el tiempo que se pase revisando los episodios y viendo a Mary McDonnell dar vida a la presidenta Roslin. Escuchar su voz sigue siendo una especie de balsamo, algo chocante que te deja perplejo por su suavidad, su tono juvenil y su dulzura. Su rasgo mas distintivo. Hablar con ella es una maravilla, no sOlo por su gran experiencia y su talento, sino por la inteligencia de la que hace gala en sus respuestas y cOmo logra agregarte a la discusiOn de los asuntos mas interesantes de una serie que adora con locura. Con motivo de la Basauri Con 1.0, McDonnell estuvo en Espana y nos concediO esta entrevista en exclusiva.
FICHAS ACTORES TV:
Ll Cool J, Felicity Huffman, Angela Lansbury, Tahmoh Penikett
FICHA SERIES DE TV: Will y Grace
COLECCIONABLE HISTORIA DEL CINE
Capνtulo LXIV Del Manga al anime: AnimaciOn Japonesa
El termino manga se aplica al cOmic en JapOn. Entre otras cosas se diferencian del cOmic occidental porque en ellos hay un protagonismo de la narraciOn lineal, los personajes se destacan como iconos y ademas habita en este tipo de narraciOn en vinetas un vνnculo directo entre la palabra y el dibujo relacionado con las formas teatrales y culturales japonesas. En dicho paνs, la lectura de historietas ocupa casi el 50 por ciento, con cifras impensables para el mercado del tebeo en Occidente, como los mas de 45 millones de recopilaciones que se editan al ano junto con unos 130 millones de ejemplares de revistas manga, lo que ha facilitado la creaciOn de una poderosa industria de la vineta dotada con unos 4.000 dibujantes profesionales y casi 40.000 aficionados.

SECCIONES FIJAS
16 FICHAS CRΝTICAS
Acantilado rojo Al limite An Education CorazOn rebelde Daybreakers Distrito protegido El solista Historias de San Valentνn I΄m not there Los hombres que miraban fijamente a las cabras Medidas extraordinarias Millenium 3 Pajaros de papel Shutter Island Un hombre soltero Un profeta
4 FICHAS CLaSICAS
Andy Harvey Comes Home (1958), Mr. Lucky (1943), Nosotros los decentes (1975), The Adventures of Buffalo Bill (1917)
4 FICHAS SERIE B
Crimen en las calles (1956), The Astro Zombies (1968), The Time Travelers (1964), Women of the Prehistoric Planet (1966)
FICHA CLaSICO: June Allyson
PELΝCULA MΝTICA: Matar a un ruisenor (1962)
OTRAS SECCIONES
Noticias, Correo del lector, Mundo fantastico, Novedades Novedades DVD, BSO.

2 POSTERS GIGANTES
Alicia en el pais de las maravillas, Iron Man 2

CINEFORUM, Issue #490 - February 2010

CINEFORUM, Issue #490 - February 2010EDITORIALE
Adriano Piccardi/Criminali

SPECIALE NEMICO PUBBLICO
Pier Maria Bocchi/Il tempo non si e fermato
Luca Malavasi/Nemici pubblici

I FILM
Roberto Manassero, Andrea Chimento/Segreti di famiglia di Francis Ford Coppola
Fabrizio Tassi/Gli abbracci spezzati di Pedro AlmodOvar
Anton Giulio Mancini/La prima linea di Renato De Maria
Angelo Signorelli/Pizza a Auschwitz di Moshe Zimerman
Giampiero Frasca/(500) giorni insieme di Marc Webb
Nuccio Lodato/Puccini e la fanciulla di Paolo Benvenuti

SPECIALE POESIA CHE MI GUARDI
Tullio Masoni/Atto di fede, Antonia Pozzi e Marina Spada
Graziella Barnabς/Dalle «parole» al film
Da sempre a Milano conversazione con Marina Spada

I FILM
Marta Zacchigna, Paola Brunetta, Giorgio Viaro, Nicola Rossello,
Cristina Gastaldi, Anton Giulio Mancino/Francesca - Good Morning Aman -
Alza la testa - Il viaggio di Jeanne - L'uomo che fissa le capre - Amore 14

BOOK LEISEN
Bruno Fornara/-to-ge-ther-to-ge-ther-to-ge-ther-to-ge-ther
Luca Malavasi/Le donne di Leisen
Paola Cristalli/Le eta dell'oro
Regie di Mitchell Leisen

SAGGI
Luca Colnaghi/Marcello Gatti: tra guantoni da boxe e guanti di velluto

DVD a cura di Roberto Chiesi, Arturo Invernici, Nuccio Lodato

LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato

LIBRI a cura di Ermanno Comuzio, ha collaborato Chiara Boffelli

BEST MOVIE, Issue #97 - January 2010

BEST MOVIE, Issue #97 - January 2010COVER STORY: Scapolo sempre in viaggio al cinema, fidanzatissimo (con beneficio del dubbio) e divo anti-crisi per eccellenza nella vita reale. George Clooney ci racconta il suo utlimo bellissimo film - Tra le nuvole di Jason Reitman - e si confida a cuore aperto. Dalla sua vita italiana alla co-pilota con cui ha scelto di viaggiare. (di Elisa Leonelli)
TOP MOVIES 2010: Per chi vuole ridere, commuoversi, emozionarsi e divertirsi, ecco tutti i fil piω attesi da febbraio a giugno 2010. Tra favole che rinascono sullo schermo, supereroi pronti a conquistarci con i loro poteri, flash(back) di vita vissuta, thriller psicologici e commedia fashioniste, siete pronti a partire alla scoperta del cinema delle meraviglie? (di Silvia Urban)
SPECIALE AMABILI RESTI: Un regista di culto. Un'enfant prodige che rubera il posto a Meryl Streep. Un romanzo duro e intenso. Un cattivo da brivido. Un mondo fantastico e visionario. Dopo il kolossale Signore degli anelli, Peter Jackson si confronta con una storia intima e dolorosa. (di Marita Toniolo)
IL NUOVO MONDO (DI JAMES CAMERON): James Cameron e tornato. E, tra lezioni di cinema e tecnologie ultra-all'avanguardia, e finalmente pronto a presentare al mondo il suo Avatar, qui "spiato" nel suo making of. Genesi di un sogno (non piω) proibito. (di Gabriele Barcaro)
UN BACIO LUNGO 10 ANNI: Sono passati quasi dieci anni da quell'Ultimo bacio: i protagonisti sono cambiati, il paese e cambiato. Ma Stefano Accorsi (sotto la guida di Gabriele Muccino) ci riprova. Perche la nostalgia e dura a morire... (di Ferruccio Gattuso)
PORTFOLIO: Nicole, Penelope, Marion, Kate, fergie, Judi e Sophia. Eccole le divine alla corte di Daniel Day-Lewis in Nine, musical che segue le tracce di 8½ di Fellini (e Mastroianni). Un concentrato di glamour che Best Movie vi racconta con le immagini piω belle del film. Che profumano di Hollywood sul Tevere... (a cura di Mattia Carzaniga)

CINEFORUM, Issue #489 - January 2010

CINEFORUM, Issue #489 - January 2010EDITORIALE
Adriano Piccardi/Imaginaria

SPECIALE BASTARDI SENZA GLORIA
Pier Maria Bocchi/Storia: ti sfido a duello e vinco
Andrea Bordoni, Matteo Marino/La vendetta: un piatto che va consumato caldo
Pietro Bianchi/Quentin e... Sigmund
Marco Bertolino/Da Bastards a Bastrads
Giampiero Frasca/L'universo in una stanza
Arturo Invernici/Als ob - Winston e Marlene vanno al cinema

SPECIALE UP
Fabrizio Liberti/La memoria e l'oblio
Fabrizio Tassi/La cassetta degli atrezzi
Emilio Cozzi/La vita in una sequenza

I FILM
Anton Giulio Mancino/Lebanon di Samuel Maoz
Jonny Costantino, Roberto Chiesi/Il nastro bianco di Michael Haneke
Lorenzo Leone/Capitalism: A Love Story di Michael Moore
Nicola Rossello/Ricky - Una storia d'amore e liberta di Franηois Ozon
Simone Emiliani/Lo spazio bianco di Francesca Archibugi
Marco Bertolinoi/Parnassus - L'uomo che voleva ingannare il diavolo di Terry Gilliam

Pier Maria Bocchi,Mattia Mariotti, Paola Brunetta, Elisa Baldini/COrphan - Nel paese delle
creature selvagge - L'artista - Genova - Motel Woodstock

FOCUS BARBAROSSA
Anton Giulio Mancino/Grane Padane: Barbarossa, bianca e verde

PREMIO FERREO
Alessandra Mallamo/Metamorfosi in Polistirene
Andrea Chimenti/Two Lovers di James Gray

IL CINEMA E IL SUO DOPPIO
Sergio Arecco/Danubbio o dell'infinito viaggiare

SAGGI
Pietro Bianchi/Slavoj iek: Lacan ritorna al cinema
Elisa Baldini/Cassavetes l'umanista e il neorealismo

DVD a cura di Arturo Invernici, Lorenzo Donghi, Adriano Piccardi

LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato

LIBRI a cura di Ermanno Comuzio, ha collaborato Adriano Piccardi

IMPACT, Issue #219 - January 2010

IMPACT, Issue #219 - January 2010p12 / epic!

2009 closes out after a disappointing year, but have we saved the best until last? Both James Cameron (Avatar) and Peter Jackson (The Lord of the Rings / The Lovely Bones) tell Impact what it takes to produce the goods.
p18 / 2009

John Bierly casts his eye back over the last twelve months and evaluates a year of action.
p22 / the land of hope and story

American shows are having a hard time in the ratings, but homegrown British action shows seem to be doing rather well.
p26 / holmes, sweet holmes?

Impact's Kerry Glover looks at this latest cinema outing for Sherlock Holmes and finds that the director is firing on both smokin' barrels.
p28 / ninja assassin

The men in black are more popular than ever. Mike Leeder reviews the long-anticipated Ninja Assassin.
p30 / isaac florentine's ninja

...and the eastern assassinations continue with our look at the acclaimed director's latest action outing!
p36 / it's the thought that counts

In the first of a two-part report, John Mosby takes a look at the Leeds International Film Festival's acclaimed comic-book weekend.
p40 / [japanime] satoshi kon interview

Andrez Bergen has an Impact exclusive this month. He talks to Satoshi Kon, legendary anime artist, about Millennium Actress, Perfect Blue and Paranoia Agent.
p46 / [anime attack] death note relight volume 1

This month we look at an abridged version of the acclaimed Death Note anime series - Death Note Relight Volume 1.
p50 / the hour and the fury

24 is back on screens this January and in the first of a two-part interview with Executive Producer David Fury, we look at how the new Bauer Power Hour season was pieced together.
p54 / AFM 09

Mike Leeder recently attended the industry's massive American Film Market event and reports back on some notable entries.
p58 / asian extreme

This issue, Calum Waddell gets scorched by Fireball, indulges in Beast Stalker-ing and is left Breathless!
p62 / tamer: by comparison

A few years ago he was just a very savvy entrepeneur but now Tamer Hassan is a rising action star. Impact finds out how he made all the right moves and Wrong Turns.
p66 / ultraman

Up, up and away to the east with this classic action hero. With a new film on the horizon, Impact examines the legacy of ULTRAMAN!
p70 / far from fragile

This month, Beau Smith wonders why superheroes and comic book action stars can't enjoy life a little more while they're saving the world.
p72 / multimedia

All the best DVDs, games and books that we at Impact Towers can recommend for your holiday and new year pleasure.

CINEFEX, Issue #120 - January/February/March 2010

CINEFEX, Issue #120 - January/February/March 2010Avatar: The Seduction of Reality; Article by Jody Duncan
Twelve years after his blockbuster film Titanic broke all boxoffice records, filmmaker James Cameron returned to the big screen with Avatar, a science fiction fantasy set on another world, and shot entirely in stereo 3D. Working with a dedicated technical team, Cameron spent four years developing new filmmaking paradigms designed to push the boundaries of performance capture and virtual character creation to unprecedented levels of artistry and sophistication. Weta Digital led the groundbreaking visual effects effort, with support from Industrial Light & Magic, Framestore, Frantic Films, Hybride, Weta Workshop and Stan Winston Studio.
2010: Gφtterdδmmerung; Article by Joe Fordham
Envisioning the grandest disaster scenario ever, writer/director Roland Emmerich set his sights on no less than total planetary destruction in the film 2012, featuring a story inspired by an ancient Mayan prediction of impending global cataclysm in that fateful year. Joining Emmerich were longtime collaborators Volker Engel and Marc Weigert, whose studio, Uncharted Territory, served as in-house visual effects unit for the production, and as production hub for the multiple vendors, including Digital Domain, Double Negative, Sony Pictures Imageworks, Scanline, Hydraulx, Crazy Horse and Pixomondo. Special effects supervisor Michael Vezina provided large-scale mechanical effects.
The Road: Road to Nowhere; Article by Joe Fordham
In The Road, based on Cormac McCarthy's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, a man and his young son embark on a cross-country journey as they struggle to survive the brutal circumstances brought about by an apocalyptic event that has devastated the planet and destroyed the very fabric of civilization. Director John Hillcoat turned to visual effects supervisor Mark Forker, visual effects studios Dive and Crazy Horse, and a handful of supporting vendors to create the film's stark, post-apocalyptic environments.

RUE MORGUE, Issue #101 - June 2010

RUE MORGUE, Issue #101 - June 2010HEART OF THE DEVIL
Rue Morgue travels to Los Angeles for an exclusive interview and photo shoot with Glenn Danzig. With a new album and other projects in the works, he exorcizes any rumours of retirement. PLUS: The demonic muscle-bound art of Danzig collaborator Simon Bisley, a review of Deth Red Sabaoth, and more! by Trevor Tuminski, Gabrielle Gieselman and Dave Alexander
ONCE BITTEN
Alan Ball isn't much of a vampire fan, but that didn't stop him from bringing blood lust to the masses. Meet the unlikely creator of True Blood.
PLUS: Michelle Forbes on being the big bad maenad in Season Two, author Charlaine Harris' latest entry in the Southern Vampire Mysteries series, and more! by Monica S. Kuebler and Justin Humphreys
AT HOME WITH THE DEAD
George A. Romero invites us over for a face-to-face talk about his unlikely new zombie western, Survival of the Dead. by Stuart F. Andrews
THE RHYTHM OF FEAR
Australian dance troupe splintergroup stages a paranoid nightmare in the outback. by Michael Mitchell and Monica S. Kuebler
NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND
Devil music.
DREADLINES
John Carpenter and Steve Niles team up for F.E.A.R. 3; Interactive art project puts you in the zombie apocalypse; Walking Dead TV series goes into production, and more!
THE CORONER'S REPORT
Weird stats and morbid facts. Sick Top Six - Face Masks.
NEEDFUL THINGS
Karloff Busts, Remote-Controlled Bigfoot, Dead Tired Pillowcases, Undead Art
CINEMACABRE
CineMacabre features reviews of A Nightmare on Elm Street, The Descent 2, Transylmania, Haunted Echoes, Life Blood, Cold Storage, Bigfoot, Penance, Abduction and Hospitality. Blood on a Budget reviews Zombie Dearest and The Landlord. And reissues reviews The Sadist with the Red Teeth (1971)/Forbidden Paris (1969), Two Evil Eyes (1990), House of the Long Shadows (1983) and The Masters of Science Fiction (2007).
CINEMARQUEE
Beginning of the End (1957).
BOWEN'S BASEMENT
The World Beyond (1978).
BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS
Features Kolchak: Lovecraftian Damnation, plus reviews of Kill Shakespeare #1, Marvel Zombies #1 of 5, We Will Bury You #2, Random Acts of Violence and Grim Fairy Tales #5.
THE NINTH CIRCLE
Spotlight: Philip Nutman's Cities of Night. Library of the Damned takes a look at the importance of young adult horror. Plus, reviews of Sexual Rhetoric in the Works of Joss Whedon, Silver Scream Volume Two: 40 Classic Horror Movies 1941-1951, David Moody's Dog Blood, Weston Ochse's Empire of Salt, Joey Comeau's One Bloody Thing After Another, Vampires, Werewolves, Zombies: Compendium Monstrum, Mira Grant's Feed and Bites: Scary Stories to Sink Your Teeth Into.
TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR
The Dublin Ghost Bus - Dublin, Ireland
THE GORE-MET
Menu: Specialite du chef and The Greatest American Snuff Film.
AUDIO DROME
Featuring Dutch retro-rock occult band The Devil's Blood. Blood Spattered Guide says R.I.P. to Peter Steele. Plus reviews of Clash of the Titans (2010) OST, Shiver OST, The Nothing Like Vaudeville Show OST, Prophecy OST, Diemonsterdie, Others, Soulfly, Wormfood and Kerasphorus.
PLAY DEAD
Monster Hunter Tri, Zombie Driver: Slaughter and N.Y. Zombies.
CLASSIC CUT
Danzig's Danzig II: Lucifuge.

ACCION, Issue #214 - March 2010

ACCION, Issue #214 - March 2010Reportaje: FURIA DE TITANES
En el ano 1981, Ray Harryhausen puso en movimiento sus ultimas obras maestras para la pantalla grande en la primera versiOn de Furia de titanes. El Kraken, Medusa, los escorpiones gigantes, Pegaso, el caballo con alas, animaron las fantasνas epicas de toda una generaciOn y ahora regresan en una versiOn completamente nueva, reforzados con un reparto de estrellas y con toda la potencia visual de los efectos especiales de ultima generaciOn para mostrarnos la rebeliOn de Perseo y los hombres contra los dioses del Olimpo.
Reportaje: Los mitos griegos en el cine
La mitografνa arrancO en el siglo XVIII con B. Le Bovier de Fontenelle y Voltaire, tras los cuales y ya en el siglo XIX el filOsofo aleman F. W. Joseph von Schelling abriO camino a otros colegas empenados en el estudio de los mitos, que a su vez oficiaron como precursores de los estudios sobre el mismo asunto desarrollados en el siglo XX por autores como Malinovski, Freud, Jung o Mircea Elνade y Levi-Strauss. Ahora el cine recupera la mitologνa griega con la nueva versiOn de Furia de titanes, y nosotros aprovechamos para repasar los principales tνtulos de esta cosmologνa adaptada al cine.
Reportaje: Sam Worthington
Sam Worthington prosigue su camino en el cine de aventuras y fantasνa con su papel como Perseo en la nueva versiOn de Furia de titanes, que unida a sus trabajos en Terminator: Salvation y la arrolladora fabula de ciencia ficciOn en tres dimensiones Avatar, le ha convertido en una estrella de las superproducciones en tiempo record.
Entrevista: Harrison Ford
Tras volverse a poner el sombrero de Indiana Jones, Harrison Ford llega este ano produciendo y protagonizando la pelνcula Medidas extraordinarias. En el filme, basado en hechos reales, interpreta a un cientνfico instigado por un padre de familia para intentar encontrar la cura a la enfermedad mortal que padecen sus hijos. Una buena oportunidad para reencontrarse con el actor mientras esperamos la quinta entrega de las aventuras de Indy...
OTROS ESTRENOS DEL MES
Recuerdame, Desde Parνs con Amor, Medidas extraordinarias, Millenium 3, Distrito protegido...

SERIES TV.
Entrevista: Edward James Olmos
Si alguien piensa en un actor de caracter, seguro que la imagen de Edward James Olmos se le pasa por la cabeza. Desde Blade Runner a Galactica, pasando por CorrupciOn en Miami, varias generaciones recordaran a este actor que pasara a la historia de la televisiOn sobre todo como el almirante William Adama. Olmos ha visitado Espana con motivo de la Basauri Con 1.0, primera convenciOn de ciencia ficciOn que se celebra en esa ciudad. El actor aprovecha el inicio de la entrevista para hablarnos de lo maravillado que esta con la convenciOn, con los fans llegados de todo el mundo. Amable, inteligente y con un carino enorme por Battlestar Galactica, Olmos nos habla de la serie y del futuro de esta.
Entrevista: Sonia Castelo
Aprovecha desde el inicio de la entrevista para agradecer el enorme carino que el publico le ha demostrado por su personaje, Clara, algo que la ha emocionado desde el primer dνa y que aun la sorprende y emociona. Se le nota a ella tambien una pasiOn especial por la serie y por Clara, un carino y un mimo por este trabajo que sirve perfectamente de puente entre ella y los espectadores. Charlar con ella, con esa mezcla de talento, belleza e inteligencia, es una de esas cosas difνciles de igualar en una entrevista y que uno llega a echar de menos en cuanto termina.
Entrevista: Guillermo Barrientos
Sentados cara a cara, si hay algo que no se puede dudar de Guillermo Barrientos es que tiene un carisma considerable y una forma muy pasional y personal de vivir las cosas. Cuando habla lo hace deprisa porque tiene mucho que contar, quiza arropado por esa carrera que esta terminando, Ciencias Polνticas, y de la que podemos dar fe, ayuda con la locuacidad. Pero no hay nada de atropellado en el. Sabe muy bien lo que dice y por que lo dice y es difνcil no pensar en el como lνder del reparto en muchos sentidos. Se le nota cuando pasan sus companeros por la entrevista a bromear con el. O cuando se despide incluso de nuestro fotOgrafo. Define su cambio de tercio, de futuro politOlogo a actor, entre risas, "como Ronald Reagan pero al reves, Ώno?", porque siempre ha tenido muy claro que quiere ser actor. Y estamos seguros de que lo es y lo sera por mucho tiempo.
Entrevista: Benjamin Picuana
Aunque acabe de estrenarse en Los hombres de Paco, no es un recien llegado. Pudimos verle en la divertida Promedio rojo, hace anos, ademas de como pareja de Javier Camara en Fuera de carta. Es reflexivo, pausado al hablar, y demuestra una gran inteligencia y humanidad (aunque su modestia le haga negarlo) a la hora de elegir trabajos y de comportarse en su vida. Embajador de Unicef, denunciO la situaciOn de Haitν mucho antes de que fuese portada debido a la catastrofe, por ejemplo. En un pequeno rincOn de la comisarνa de Los hombres de Paco, Benjamνn se sienta a charlar con nosotros sobre la experiencia de empezar a trabajar en Espana, de la serie y su nueva temporada y de su preocupaciOn por los ninos que padecen penurias a lo largo y ancho del planeta. Y es una charla que se disfruta como pocas.
FICHAS ACTORES TV:
Calista Flockhart, Tyler Labine, Eva Longoria, George Peppard
FICHA SERIES DE TV: Mad Men
COLECCIONABLE HISTORIA DEL CINE
Capνtulo LXII La nueva animaciOn en 3D
El ano 2009 ha supuesto el pistoletazo de salida definitivo a nivel internacional de un largometraje espanol de dibujos animados desarrollado en 3D: Planet 51 de Ilion Animation Studios. No es la primera producciOn de animaciOn en 3D que se realiza en nuestro paνs. La calificaciOn de pionera le corresponde a El bosque animado (2001), de Dygra, empresa que en las Navidades de 2010 estrenara Noche de Ώpaz?, la primera pelνcula de animaciOn espanola realizada con tecnologνa digital 3D estereoscOpica. Siguieron otros tνtulos como El rey de la granja (2002), que mezclO animaciOn en 3D con imagen real, El Cid, la leyenda (2003), que mezclO animaciOn 2D y 3D (para las escenas de batallas, por ejemplo) y Gisaku (2006), de Filmax Animation y el estudio Bren Entertainment de Galicia, El lince perdido (2008), de la granadina Kandor Graphics, que contO con producciOn de Antonio Banderas...

SECCIONES FIJAS
16 FICHAS CRΝTICAS
Arthur y la venganza de Malthazard, El hombre lobo, En tierra hostil, Fama, Hierro, Invictus, La carretera, La cinta blanca, La cuarta fase, Lovely Bones, Luna caliente, Nacidas para sufrir, Percy Jackson y el ladrOn del rayo, Preciuos, Teniente corrupto, Up in the Air
4 FICHAS CLaSICAS
Con la muerte en los talones (1959), Esquilache (1988), La pasiOn de Juana de Arco (1928), Nunca la olvidare (1948)
4 FICHAS SERIE B
Affair in Havana (1957), Batalla mas alla de las estrellas (1968), En el corazOn de la tierra (1976), Homicidal (1961).
FICHA CLaSICO: John Gilbert
PELΝCULA MΝTICA: Rebecca (1940).
OTRAS SECCIONES
Noticias, Correo del lector, Mundo fantastico, Novedades Novedades DVD, BSO.

2 POSTERS GIGANTES
Furia de Titanes (2010), Furia de Titanes (1981).

CINEFORUM, Issue #491 - March 2010

CINEFORUM, Issue #491 - March 2010EDITORIALE
Adriano Piccardi/Dissolvenza incrociata

SPECIALE AVATAR
Andrea Bordoni, Matteo Marini/Vedere di piω
Tina Porcelli/Cameron e le nuove forme di illusione cinematografica
Bruno Fornara/Profonditΰ di schermo

SPECIALE A SERIOUS MAN
Luca Malavasi/La crisi della trasparenza
Tullio Masoni/Qui siamo. Per sempre.
Fabrizio Tassi/Schroedinger, Heisenberg e il Caos benedetto

I FILM
Roberto Chiesi/Welcome di Philippe Lioret
Chiara Borroni/Il mio amico Eric di Ken Loach
Fabrizio Liberti/La principessa e il ranocchio di Ron Clements, John Musker
Marco Della Gassa/Soul Kitchen di Fatih Akin
Roberto Manassero/Moon di Duncan Jones
Alberto Pezzotta/La prima cosa bella di Paolo Virzμ

Luca Malavasi, Paola Brunetta, Giorgio Viaro, Simone Emiliani, Nicola Rossello,
Lorenzo Donghi, Lorenzo Leone/Un uomo solo - Il canto delle spose - Sherlock Holmes -
Dieci inverni - Il riccio - A Christmas Carol - L'uomo nero

FOCUS IO, LORO E LARA
Pier Maria Bocchi/I luoghi visitati da don Carlo (Verdone)

MONTE HELLMAN
Giorgio Avezzω/Ancora una strada per nessuna parte
Il budget θ troppo basso per rivelarlo conversazione con Monte Hellman

IL CINEMA E IL SUO DOPPIO
Sergio Arecco/Le passioni provenzali di Jean Renoir

TORINO FILM FESTIVAL
Alberto Morsiani/Concorso
Luca Malavasi/Italiana Doc
Chiara Borroni/Festa mobile Paesaggio con figure
Lorenzo Rossi/Festa mobile Figure nel paesaggio
Lorenzo Donghi, Attilio Palmieri/Onde
Giuseppe Imperatore/Rapporto confidenziale Nicolas Winding Refn
Marco Bertolino/Retrospettiva Nicholas Ray

FESTIVAL
Roberto Figazzolo/Montecatini, Ermanno Comuzio/Garda

DVD a cura di Angelo Signorelli, Lorenzo Rossi, Paolo Vecchi

LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato

LIBRI a cura di Ermanno Comuzio, Adriano Piccardi

CINEFORUM, Issue #493 - May 2010

CINEFORUM, Issue #493 - May 2010EDITORIALE
Adriano Piccardi/Illuminare in chiaroscuro

SPECIALE INVICTUS
Anton Giulio Mancino/Presidente nero, giocatore (e regista) cianco
Fabrizio Tassi/Energia sotterranea
Giampiero Frasca/Rinascita e trionfo
Alessandra Mallamo/Playing the Enemy

SPECIALE L'UOMO NELL'OMBRA
Roberto Chiesi/La veritΰ del sospetto
Marco Bertolino/The Ghost Director: Il regista fantasma

I FILM
Emiliano Morreale, Fabio Matteuzzi/Alice in Wonderland di Tim Burton
Roberto Chiesi/Il profeta di Jacques Audiard
Pier Maria Bocchi/Mine Vaganti di Ferzan Φzpetek
Lorenzo Leone/Revanche - Ti ucciderς di Gφtz Spielmann
Emanuela Martini/Shutter Island di Martin Scorsese

Lorenzo Leone, Paola Brunetta, Marta Zacchigna, Marco Bertolino,
Nicola Rossello, Emilio Cozzi, Giorgio Viaro/Afterschool - Chloe. Tra seduzione
e inganno - Donne senza uomini - Nord - Wolfman - L'amante inglese -
Codice Genesi - Il figlio piω piccolo

BOOK NICK RAY
Michele Guerra/Nick Ray o della distruzione
Alberto Morsiani/Handicap fisici, transfert emotivi
Tullio Masoni/L'etΰ piω innocente. L'occasione
Stefano Masi/Rossa come la neve
Paolo Vecchi/L'altrove fuori e dentro di noi
Alberto Zanetti/Ray, la critica: il peccato originale

FESTIVAL DI BERLINO
Simone Emiliani/Concorso
Roberto Manassero/Forum

DVD a cura di Adriano Piccardi, Bruno Fornara, Tullio Masoni

LE LUNE DEL CINEMA a cura di Nuccio Lodato

LIBRI a cura di Ermanno Comuzio, Adriano Piccardi

NOCTURNO, Issue #117 - Vol 3 # 90 February 2010

NOCTURNO, Issue #117 - Vol 3 # 90 February 2010CINEFEAR

Baby Blues, quando la mamma ammazza!

Halloween, il director's cut

Flesh Blood: Gladiators vs. Werewolves

De Profundis: The thaw e No-Do

CINEASIA

La mistica della paura: da Phobia 2 a Danny Pang

Detroit Metal City

Blob asia: Nascita di una nazione

Angeli Sepolti: Cops & Robbers

CINESCI-FI

Ink: l'esistenza e un incubo

Oltre il torrente: Xenogenesis

L'armadio dello zio Forry: Il mostro della California

CINECOMIX

Il pistolero piω veloce del west: Lucky Luke

Mary & Max

Comics zone: Jennifer's body, The surrogates

Animetion: Cencoroll

Game Over: Saw: the videogame

CINESEX

Moana in TV: Le ragioni del si

La scena hot: Jennifer's Body

Il nudo: Paz de la Huerta

Il culo e lo specchio dell'anima: Laetitia Casta

Lesborama: il bacio saffico di 199 recetas para ser feliz

PERCORSI:

Nel meraviglioso cinema di Alice: Alice in wonderland, Dreamchild, Phantasmagoria, Alice v strane Chudes,

The Wednsday play, Alice, Le avventure di Alice nel paese delle meraviglie, Alice trough the looking glass, Alice in acidland, Malice in Wonderland, Alice ou la derniere fugue, Phoebe in Wonderland, Alice nel paese delle pornomeraviglie.

Tutti gli angeli dell'horror: Legion, Prophecy, Settima profezia, Gabriel la fuga degli angeli.

VISIONI NOCTURNE

Codice: Genesi

From Paris with Love

Daybreakers

Shutter Island

IN MEMORIA: Dan O' Bannon

CINEZONE

Roger Avary: in attesa di giudizio

Dolci Mattatoi: Piedi piatti e A mano armata

Il mio West: Anche per Django

Il film ritrovato: Una vita bruciata

Visto in censura: La vestale di satana

INTERVISTA CARRIERA: Walter Hill

IL CULT: Paradise

STRACULT FILE: Carl Gabriel Yorke

STARLETTE : Brittany Murphy

TELEVISIONE

A proposito di The mentalist

Californication

NOCTURNO, Issue #118 - Vol 3 # 91 March 2010

NOCTURNO, Issue #118 - Vol 3 # 91 March 2010CINEFEAR

Seggiovia per l'inferno: Frozen

Mutants: una storia d'amore con lo zombie

Flesh Blood: Wrecked

De Profundis: Snarveien e Outcast

CINEASIA

Contro la nuova apocalisse: 20th Century Boys

Jay: Il cinema verite di Manila

Blob asia: Dai maialini ai nuovi "riders"

Angeli Sepolti: Hanzo the Razor: la trilogia

CINESCI-FI

Cargo: Paura dallo spazio profondo

Oltre il torrente: Misfits

L'armadio dello zio Forry: Octaman

CINECOMIX

Rock'n'roll Ain't Noise Pollution: Iron Man 2

Panique au Village

Comics zone: Jonah Hex

Animetion: To e 2001 Nights

Game Over: Dante's Inferno

CINESEX

Chloe: Di saffo e del feticismo

La scena hot: Viola di mare

Il nudo: Fabrizio Corona

Il culo e lo specchio dell'anima: Irina Potapenko

Lesborama: Daisy Diamond

CINEFEST

Berlino Sessanta: Ghost writer, Caterpillar, The killer inside me, Red Hill, Sex Drugs and Rock'n'Roll, Centurion, Black Deadth, Buried, Unthinkable

PERCORSI:

Il nuovo cinema della vendetta: Fuori Controllo, Law Abiding Citizen, Harry Brown

Il ritorno del fantasy peplum: Scontro tra Titani, Percy Jackson e gli dei dell'Olimpo, Cabiria, gli amori di Ercole, l'Ira di Achille, Hercules, Troy, Alexander, Hercules: the legendary journeys

VISIONI NOCTURNE

Revanche

Shadow: Intervista a Federico Zampaglione

The Butterfly room

CINEZONE

I miei santi all'inferno: il mito di Renato Vallanzasca

Dolci Mattatoi: The Lost City e Superhuman

Il mio West: La colt era il suo dio

Il film ritrovato: La Goulve

Lo spirito del Bis: Tutta la verita su Katell Laennec

Visto in censura: Le altre

I MALEDETTI: Gainsbourg live!

INTERVISTA CARRIERA: Kathryn Bigelow

IL CULT: Frogs

STRACULT FILE: Brett Halsey

STARLETTE : Annamaria Clementi

TELEVISIONE

A proposito di Lost
Spartacus e Smalville

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