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- Covered mostly USA porn.
- A spin-off magazine of Cinema X.

- The American version of Cinema X.
- "The US issues are printed on a slightly smaller paper format (about half a cm less tall), and the edges of the printed pages have been trimmed accordingly".
(Info: S.)

- Covered sexploitation films.
- In 1975 Cinema Blue, a spin-off magazine started.
- Specials called "Cinema Xtra" are double issues that combine individually published issues.

- "UK-based 'international' film magazine which purported to be a somewhat serious film journal devoted to foreign films, but which in its later years focused rather more on pruriently on the scantily-clad and often nude young actresses which peopled films of the era."
- There was also published a US-priced edition which was exactly the same as the UK-counterpart except that it was dated a month later and was priced at 35 or 50 cents rather than 1/6.

- Also published in an American, a French, and a Japanese edition.

- Fantasy, Horror and ...Kinky Sex.
- David Flint's great magazine after Sheer Filth and before Sexadelic.
- For adults only. 80 black and white A4 pages.

- A successor to Video World, continues the coverage of horror and adult genres: D'Amato, Franco, nasties, Cannibal films mixed with the adult industry's new offerings.
- Also has a lot of 'similarities' with The Dark Side (even some articles.)
- From issue #75 it bacame "DVD & BLU-RAY WORLD".

- Created by David Sullivan to promote Mary Millington's (his then girlfriend) film "Come Play with Me".

- Erotic horror, sex 'n' sleaze.
- A very promising zine which unfortunately disappeared.
-Editor: Gary Needham.
-For adults only.

- Articles and reviews covering cinema from horror to porn. Very informative and a lot of sexy photographs.
- FAB #1 was a 20 page A5 b+w fanzine.
- Now Harvey Fenton has formed FAB PRESS PUBLICATION and
- The magazine is a great looking, A4, 72 pages, partly colour, eagerly awaited edition. For adults only.

- "Brings you photos from films you'd Normally have to be a member of some of the most expensive clubs to see".

- This was an effort to "bring revealing news, insightful reviews, and hot interviews with the top adult video performers from home [UK] and abroad."
- Eight issues were published.
- Editor: Basil Bayldon.
- Monthly, 84 color pages.

- After seven issues Necro is publishing on an annual basis as a book.
- Editor: Andy Black.
- 60 black and white A4 pages.

- A fanzine devoted entirely to the films and life of Traci Lords.
- Started as a photocopied fanzine and published the sixth and final issue in the Spring of 1992.
- The Nora K. Kompendium appeared in 1996 containing a lot of the material from the previous issues plus updates.
- Editor: Steve Rag (=Tim Grieves of One Shot Publications).
- 36 black and white A5 pages.

- I'm not sure that this is an English fanzine.
- It's forty pages full with Italian posters (mostly of porn movies), some reviews and interviews with Moanna Pozzi and Luana Borgia.
- There are no names of editors, writers or publisher. A ghost moviemag?

- The adult film industry.
- Only one issue was published.
- Editor: Jake Spear. Published by Media Publications.
- 48 black and white A4 pages.

- Identical to the US SQI.
- Only three issues were published.
- The relationship between English and American publishers got a bit rocky and the cooperation came to end.
- Published by Stray Cat Publishing Ltd. Editor: Allan Bryce
- 68 colour A4 pages.

The following are some of the special features for the UK version
Brigitte Lahaie in an uncensored pictorial interview. (Vol 1 #2)
Laura Gemser: The diverse career of the beautiful Black Emanuelle. (Vol 1 #3)

- "Aimed at the new porn generation-fans of adult movies"
- "Literate, intelligent and thoughtful coverage of the genre". Although hardcore pornography is illegal in Britain it's the only place to offer serious publications examining the specific industry.
- Two years after Divinity ceased publication David Flint was back.
- Scheduled for quarterly publication. For adults only. 60 b+w (some colour) A5 pages.

- Published Whenever It's Finished by Dave Flint. (Who later published Divinity, and is one of the founders of Headpress.)
- 9 issues were published.

- For adults only.
- Editor: Trevor Barley
- Only three issues were published. 24 black and white A4 pages.

- Unmasking the Adult Film Industry.
- Editor: Tony Clarke.
- For adults only. 96 black and white (some color) A4 pages.

- A strange mixture of mainstream cinema and adult videos.
- Editor: Allan Bryce.
- Continued as DVD World.
- A monthly publication. 100 color A4 pages.

- Editor: Jarvis Thrust.
- Adults only. 64 pages.