Kennel MICHAEL BARRETT writes a monthly column for the SAN ANTONIO EXPRESS-NEWS about arty, foreign and classic videos, now in its 15th year.
RAMSEY CAMPBELL’s novel GHOSTS KNOW is now available from PS Publishing in the UK.
JOHN CHARLES co-hosts the podcast TAIWAN NOIR, part of the Podcast on Fire Network. Download from iTunes or
podcastonfire.com.
ADRIEN CLERC is the chief editor of TORSO, a French publication focusing on genre cin- ema, and a regular contributor to Peeping Tom and
Luciofulci.fr. This issue marks his VW debut.
SHANE M. DALLMANN recently visited Portland, Oregon, and was blown away by the enormity of Powell’s Book City.
HEATHER DRAIN blogs about her current en- thusiasms at Mondo Heather (mondoheather.
blogspot.com).
CHARLIE LARGENT is the resident web artist at Trailers From Hell.
TIM LUCAS provides audio commentary for Mario Bava’s HATCHET FOR THE HONEYMOON (Redemption, Kino Lorber, also Blu-ray) and Jess Franco’s Das Geheimnis des Doktor Z (Subkultur Entertainment, Germany).
KIM NEWMAN’s latest novel is MORIARTY— THE HOUND OF THE D’URBERVILLES (Titan), also available as an audio book.
ERIC SOMER is focused on horror films based on the writings of Jack Ketchum.
BRAD STEVENS pens “Bradlands,” a regular column for SIGHT & SOUND.
PAUL TALBOT has written, directed, produced and edited a number of well-received DTV titles, including CAMPFIRE TALES (1991), FREAKSHOW (1995) and HELLBLOCK 13 (1999).
NATHANIEL THOMPSON is the author of DVD DELIRIUM and regularly reviews for the Mondo Digital website.
DOUGLAS E. WINTER is catching up on his reading.
VW THANKS & PHOTO CREDITS
Anchor Bay Entertainment (55), Autonomy Pictures (17), Bear Manor Media (77, 78), Grady Clarkson Collection (32, 34), Code Red (56, 57), Dimension Pictures (10), Edition Tonfilm (68-70), IFC (4), Image Entertainment (59), Impulse Pictures (5), Kino Lorber (11), Carey Meier, MPI Video (79), Music Box Films (9), Nucleus (71-73), Olive Films (13), Scorpion Releasing (6, 7, 12), Shout! Factory (61-65), Shriek Show (33, 35, 36, 38), Synapse Films (60), Toho/ Criterion (46), 20th Century Fox (14), Universal (inside back, 8, 40-45), Vivendi Entertainment (67), Warner Bros. (inside, 20-29, 49-54), Wesleyan University Press (76) and Linda Wylie. Adrien Clerc thanks Grady Clarkson, Christina Englehardt, Michael Aronin and Antonio Tentori for their generous assistance.
In fond memory of Neil Armstrong, Turhan Bey, Ray Bradbury, Rebecca Brooke, Norman Grabowski, Sylvia Kristel, Joe Kubert, Herbert Lom, Tony Scott, Richard Sheffield, and Koji Wakamatsu.
EDITOR: Tim Lucas ASSOCIATE EDITOR: John Charles ART DIRECTOR: Donna Lucas ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: Linda Wylie (513-898-9523)
ARTWORK: Stephen R. Bissette (4), Liz Bradford (79), Nicholas Carrington (18-19), Pete Fitzgerald (16), Charlie Largent (front background, 40, 74), Mark Maddox (front image, back), Jeremy Mincer (30)
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