Kennel MICHAEL BARRETT’s William Castle-related article appears in the Fall issue of SHADOWLAND.
RAMSEY CAMPBELL’s novel GHOSTS KNOW is now available from PS Publishing in the UK, as well as the definitive edition of THE INHABITANT OF THE LAKE, while Samhain Publishing in the US recently issued five of his titles in paperback.
BILL COOKE is a film critic and teacher, corpo- rate media scriptwriter, video producer and the co-director of the 1994 horror film FREAKSHOW.
JOHN CHARLES’ blog, By John Charles, offers a mix of his previous writing and new material. It can be found at
byjohncharles.blogspot.com.
SHANE M. DALLMANN is currently in Computer Hell and we wish him a speedy and full recovery!
HEATHER DRAIN is working on a book about film and fringe culture, entitled RADIO MONDO. She blogs about her current enthusiasms at Mondo Heather (
mondoheather.blogspot.com).
ROBERT GUFFEY teaches English at Califor- nia State University Long Beach. This issue’s feature article is his first appearance in VIDEO WATCHDOG.
CHARLIE LARGENT is the resident web artist for Trailers From Hell (
trailersfromhell.com).
TIM LUCAS appears in the critics’ round table supplements of Miramax’s new PULP FICTION and JACKIE BROWN Blu-rays. He also wrote the liner note booklets for Kino Lorber’s forthcoming Jean Rollin Blu-rays and Arrow Films’ box set THE ORLOFF CHRONICLES.
KIM NEWMAN’s latest novel is MORIARTY—THE HOUND OF THE D’URBERVILLES (Titan Books), which is also available as an audio book.
ERIC SOMER is presently exposing himself to the extremes of recent horror for our next issue.
DOUGLAS E. WINTER does most of his writing on planes.
VW THANKS & PHOTO CREDITS
Archive Editions/Ernest Farino (76, 77, 79); BFI Flipside/Jill Reading (inside, 38-42); Blue Underground/William Lustig (63); CBS (4); Code Red (8), Crown-International (51-55); Deweyvision (65, 80); Image Entertainment/Ed Peters, Sue Procko PR (68); Charles Kilgore Collection (31, 33, 35, 36); La La Land/MV Gerhard (75); Midnight Marquee (Gary and Sue Svehla), Mill Creek (5); Momentum UK (73); Panorama HK (69-71); Paramount (10); Chris Poggiali, RetroSeduction Cinema (66); Severin/David Gregory, Nicole Mikuzis (9); Shout! Factory/Cliff McMillan, Tom Chen (56-58); Sony (15, 46-50); Synapse Films/Don May, Jr., Jerry Chandler, Shade Rupe (6); Universal (16- 28); VCI/Robert Blair, Annita Calvert (7, 13, 44, 59, 60); Warner Archives/Marie Remelius (11, 12, 62); John Weber Collection/J. Arthur Rank (front-a, 14, back); United Artists (30, 32, 34, 37), Linda Wylie.
In fondest memory of Les Daniels, Richard Gordon, Sid Melton, Cynthia Myers and Ken Russell. EDITOR: Tim Lucas ASSOCIATE EDITOR: John Charles ART DIRECTOR: Donna Lucas ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: Linda Wylie (513-898-9523) ARTWORK: Stephen R. Bissette (8), Liz Bradford (80), Pete Fitzgerald (72), Charlie Largent (front, 38, 74)
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