THE FILMS OF TERENCE FISHER (PART 2)

THE FILMS OF TERENCE FISHER (PART 1)

CINEFANTASTIQUE

Vol. 4 No. 3 (Whole number 15)

Fall 1975

Publisher and Editor: Frederick S. Clarke

Cover: Dave Ludwig

Pages: 48

Cover price: $2.50

Frederick Clark was never averse to publishing lengthy articles in his magazine. This issue includes a full feature on director Terence Fisher as well as an in-depth interview. Fisher's contributions to both Hammer Films and the "modern era" of horror films are inestimable. One look at his list of films and you'd see why. Fascinating stuff.

SPOTLIGHT ON LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS

Richard Klemensen has devoted himself to the world of British horror films for decades. His love for the genre is nowhere more evident than in his long-running magazine, LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS. Over the years, he has cultivated a list of contributors that are world-renown for their critical and scholarly treatment of all things Hammer and other UK terror cinema. In addition, he has a group of artists that depict each issue's theme with outstanding renditions.

Now available to order is issue #46, with the lead feature on the making of Hammer's DRACULA (HORROR OF DRACULA in the USA) by Bruce Hallenbeck. Along with FRANKENSTEIN (aka CURSE OF FRANKENSTEIN), these two films launched a new era in the history of horror.

I encourage readers of WOM who are interested in British Horror and horror history in general to order a copy from the flyer or website (see below). Help keep independent print publishers going!

In addition, a new biography of famed Hammer director Terence Fisher is being released by Fab Press in a signed and limited hardbound edition HERE.

Inside front cover by Bruce Timm.

Back Cover by Neil D. Volkes

Inside back cover by Mike Schneider.

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