Major
celebration of The Poseidon Adventure's 40th anniversary with
articles by David Savage, Tom Lisanti, James Radford and Chris Poggiali.
Includes many rare photos, international movie posters and interviews with
Carol Lynley and Mort Kunstler, the legendary artist who created the movie
poster. Kunstler also provides his original sketches for the ad campaign,
reproduced in this issue for the first time.
40th anniversary
tribute to Deliverance. John Exshaw visits director John Boorman
at his home in Ireland for exclusive interview about working with author
James Dickey on the landmark film.
Gary Giblin
takes an in-depth look at another classic film celebrating its 40th
anniversary: Alfred Hitchcock's Frenzy, complete with rare
stills from sequences that the Master cut from the final version of the
movie.
Matthew R.
Bradley looks at one of the screen's legendary baddies, James Bond
nemesis Blofeld in both literature and cinema. The title of the
article: The Importance of Being Ernst.
Remembering Ernest
Borgnine: a tribute to the legendary Oscar winner.
Raymond Benson's
ten best films of 1983.
Lee Pfeiffer
pays tongue-in-cheek tribute to the 1976 B movie cult
"classic" Grizzly starring Christopher George, Richard
Jaeckel and Andrew Prine.
Gareth Owen
revisits the early days of director Michael Winner's career at
Pinewood Studios.
Mark Mawston's
new column Desert Island Flicks covers underrated gems like John
Frankenheimer's Seconds, Frank Perry's The Swimmer and
Don Siegel's Coogan's Bluff.
Adrian Smith
titillates readers with part two of his extensive look at the history of
British sexploitation films in More Sex, Please. We're British.
Dean Brierly's
Crime Wave International covers British classic crime movies of the 60s
and 70s including Get Carter, Payroll, The Long Good Friday, Robbery,
Villain and Sitting Target.
Plus the usual reviews of the latest film books, DVDs and soundtracks. Limited supply. Price: $30 (includes postage worldwide).