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THE DARK BRAINS OF WINTRESS
JOHN CARPENTER It’s an interview with John Carpenter. Read it. Nothing more needs to be said.
46 49 50 52 63 74 THE MONSTER KIDS ARE ALRIGHT 79 81
ODOM & MICHELLE FREIDRICHS A sneak peak at some new horror comics
FOOTAGE FOUND Explore Hollywood’s latest trend in trying to scare you silly
MONSTER KIDS Dread Central’s Uncle Creepy walks us step-by-step through the birth of a Monster Kid
THE RETURN OF RICK BAKER Everyone’s favorite Monster Maker is back in the pages of FM!
BILLY BOB THORNTON
What do SLINGBLADE and FRANKENSTEIN have in common?
Steven Spielberg and JJ Abrams talk SUPER 8, being Monster Kids, and fake vomit
JOHN LANDIS It’s John Landis. Again, just read it. Why are you still on the table of contents page?
MONSTER KID MEMORIES Famous Monster Kids talk about how they made careers from their love of monsters
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STAN WINSTON Matt Winston talks about how his father became a pioneer in the film industry
ALFRED J. SCHELLBACH A tribute to the father of a Monster Kid
KEVIN BURNS
Kevin talks models, MUNSTERS, and chasing his dream all the way to Hollywood
THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN Part One of the original comic book created by Kevin
Burns when he was just sixteen years old
HARRYHAUSEN AND THE GORGON’S HEAD We celebrate Harryhausen’s swan song, 1981’s CLASH OF THE TITANS
HEAVY METAL: A DANGEROUS BEAUTY Thirty years and this animated classic is still going strong
HEAVY METAL One of the world’s most notorious magazines makes the move beyond the page
THE FORGOTTEN YEAR: 1930 Hollywood struggles to find its voice as the era of the “talkie” begins
THE CELLULOID WIZARD: PART 1 A trip down memory lane through horror’s silent era
8 Opening Wounds • 10 Fangmail • 92 Mystery Photo • 93 What If? • 93 Famous Last Words FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND • SEP/OCT 2011
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