THIS 'DAMNED' 'ZINE IS DUE IN MAY

Front cover art by Steve Karchin.

Man, when I saw the ads for CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED they scared the pants of me! I was a kid, too, and the thought that kids close to my own age had evil powers just creeped me out.

Now publisher Dick Klemensen, in his usual up-down-and sideways fashion, will be covering the film in the latest LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS, due next month. Please support Dick's always superb effort by pre-ordering your copy right HERE.

Me? I can hardly wait!

From the publisher:
In 1960, a little black-and-white science fiction film - Village of the Damned - was released almost by mistake - by M-G-M, in the United Kingdom. The cold, glowing eyes of those 'Children' grabbed at audiences and made an international hit of this little low-budget flick.

Featuring:
BEWARE THE STARE — THE MAKING OF VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED by Anthony McKay.
  Anthony takes you in-depth behind the scenes of how what started as a low-budget Hollywood version of John Wyndham's best seller - The Midwich Cuckoos - in 1957 - became one of several little movies shooting at M-G-M'S Borehamwood Studios in 1959. Anthony had access to all the production records, talking to most of the key people and young performers that made those glowing eyes a world sensation.

 Interview with Max Rosenberg — by Jonathan Sothcott and Tom Weaver.
  Rosenberg was one of the two co-founders of Amicus Film Productions. Read as Max talks about the often contentious relationship he had with his partner, Milton Subotsky. Yet they gave us films like City of the Dead, Dr. Terror's House of Horrors, Asylum and many other really cool movies of imagination.

The Hammer Diaries of Christopher Wicking - 1974-1976 - Part 1 — Edited by Mitchel Wicking.
  Christopher Wicking wrote the screenplays for three American-International films (such as Scream and Scream Again) and three for Hammer (Blood From the Mummy's Tomb, etc.) - and for almost three years, he kept a diary of his time with Hammer as Script Supervisor. Read all the inside working of Hammer Films as it struggled to survive the 1970's.

All our regular features are back — Letters to LSoH - Ralph's One-and-Only Travelling Reviews Company - Hammer News

Lots of original artwork and Rare Photos!

Covers
Front Cover by Steve Karchin
Back Cover by David Robinson
Inside Front Cover by Mark Maddox
Inside Back Cover by Adrian Salmon

100 Pages!

Art by Mark Maddox.

Art by Adrian Salmon.

Arty by David Robinson.