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Brett Halsey: Art or Instinct in Movies

by John B. Murray - $25

Brett Halsey is mainly known for his work in spaghetti Westerns and Italian adventure ﬁlms,

but also classics like Return of the Fly and Return to Peyton Place. When one examines Hollywood

and European genre movies together, it becomes clear that Brett Halsey has fashioned an impressive body of work.

Alfred Hitchcock’s London - $25

Gary Giblin takes ﬁlm fans on a tour of London locations used in Hitchcock ﬁlms. Whether a world traveler or armchair tourist you will enjoy this guided tour.

Forgotten Horrors 4 - $25

by Michael H. Price and John Wooley FH4 picks up where FH3 left off and covers the years 1947 and 1948. Titles include

series such as Jungle Jim, the Falcon and Philo V a nce, etc. $25

Classic Cliffhangers: Vol. 2

by Hank Davis - $25

Volume 2 also allows us to examine titles made during the Golden Era. Beginning in 1941, our coverage includes serial gems like The Adven-

tures of Captain Marvel, The Perils of Nyoka, Spy Smashe r . S ecret Service in Darkest Africa, and The Crimson Ghost—1941-1955 displays

some of the ﬁnest actors, stuntmen and directors to grace the screen.

Good Movies: Bad Timing - $25

Author Nicholas Anez examines films that were considered box office duds but upon reevaluation prove to be decent films. Includes James Bond and Tarzan,

Hollywood’s Top Dogs

by Deborah Painter - $25

Mantan the Funnyman - $35

by Michael H. Price [Includes a CD]
A biography of the great Mantan Moreland, whose inspired performances brightened up many a Poverty Row programmer.
The dog hero has existed in motion pictures for over 100 years. At times, the genre appeared to fade away, but. the dog hero would always remerge—because the subject goes in cycles. Strengthened by the existence of living, nonﬁctional dogs displaying altruistic behaviors, the genre is one that will endure.

’Way Out Wonderful World of Hor- ror, Fantasy and Sci-Fi Trivia. – $15

If you are a typical movie fanboy, you will love this trivia book.

Horror 101

edited by Aaron Christensen -
Bringing a refreshingly egalitarian approach to the subject, Horror 101 collects musings on our favorite chillers by the fans themselves. “Watch more monster movies!”—Joe Dante

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Who Framed Boris Karloff? - $20

by Dwight Kemper
It is 1938 and there is murder afoot on the

set of Son of Frankenstein—Boris Karloff

has been framed for murder! He joins forces with Basil Rathbone and a gleeful Bela Lugosi.

You’re Next:

Loss of Identity in the Horror Film

edited by Anthony Ambrogio - $25

You’re Not Old Enough Son - $25

British author Barry Atkinson offers this nostalgic reminiscence of his childhood quest to sneak into X-rated horror ﬁlms

such as Them!, T a rantula, Rodan, Dracula, Atom Age V a mpire,etc.

Loss of identity in fantastic ﬁlms is most closely associated with sci-ﬁ, particularly the ’50s. Inva-

sion of the Body Snatchers stands as the quintes-

sential treatment of the subject. But loss of identity assumes many forms—mind control, hypnosis, metamorphosis, brain-washing, etc.—and has been a staple of the fantastic-ﬁlm genre since at least 1919.

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MidMar Mags

Midnight Marquee and Mad About Movies
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MIDNIGHT MARQUEE
&
Mad About Movies

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At MidMar We Know Movies

—now in our
45th year
Midmar Issues
65/66, 67/68, 69/70, 71/72,
73/74, 75

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Mad About Movies
3, 4, 5, 6

both feature classic ﬁlm articles and pages of DVD reviews

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96 pages, no ads,
$10.00 each

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Very Rare and Limited Back Issues

Back Issues

BLUE BOXES

$10 EACH + SHIP
37, 40, 43, 45, 48, 49, 51
#13* - $200 #16 - $100 #17 - $100 #18* - $150 #19* - $125 #20* - $125 #21* - $100 #22* - $100 #23 - $150 #24 - $100
#25 - $125
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#36 - $ 60 #39 - $ 75 #41 - $ 50 #44 - $ 40 #47 - $300

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33, SS Lugosi, 38, 42, 46, 50, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, 57, 58, 59, 60, 61,
62, 63, 64,
Mad About Movies
1, 2
Movie Mystic 1 & 2
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Memories of Hammer
Hardcover $50 (LIMITED)

Brit Lit

INCLUDES CHRISTOPHER LEE AND MICHAEL RIPPER AUTOGRAPHS

For many fans the Golden Age of Horror occurred courtesy, not of Universal, but from what those fans consider England’s greatest export, Hammer Film Productions. Memories of Hammer contains transcriptions of the guest talks presented at the past FANEX conventions. The book brings fans the reminiscences of the people in front of and behind the cameras at Hammer including: James Bernard, Martine Beswicke, Veronica Carlson, Freddie Francis, Val Guest, Christopher Lee, Suzanna Leigh, Ingrid Pitt, Jimmy Sangster, Barbara Shelley, Yutte Stensgaard and Virginia Wetherell. An absolute must for Hammer fans.

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MIDNIGHT MARQUEE
ACTORS SERIES: PETER CUSHING

Paperback $25

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edited by Anthony Ambrogio examines the ﬁlms of Cushing the Great!

THE REMARKABLE MICHAEL REEVES

by John B. Murray; Paperback $25 gives readers a look at the life and death of the

cult director of Witchﬁnder General.

PETER CUSHING:
AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND
PAST FORGETTING

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by Peter Cushing; Paperback $25
A funny, touching and heartfelt book written by Cushing himself. Includes many personal photos and drawings.

ALFRED HITCHCOCK’S LONDON

by Gary Giblin; Paperback $25
Gary Giblin takes ﬁlm fans on a tour of London locations used in Hitchcock ﬁlms. Whether a world traveler or armchair tourist you will enjoy this guided tour.

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Christopher Lee:
Tall, Dark and Gruesome

by Christopher Lee

AUTOGRAPHED Paperback $30

What a life Christopher Lee has led! This book tells it all, both early history and film career, tracing the Hammer years and beyond, and finally concluding with his most recent films made up to 1999, when the volume was released. Featuring over 150 photographs, many personally chosen by Mr. Lee from his own collection.

$30

Tuesday’s Child: Imogen Hassall

by Dan Leissner; Paperback $25

This loving tribute to ’60s English media fave Imogen Hassall is a story of the human tragedy of a warm and caring but broken woman whose celebrity led to her ultimate downfall.

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INGRID PITT:
DARKNESS BEFORE DAWN

by Ingrid Pitt; Paperback $25
MidMar offers a revised edition of the autobiography of Countess Dracula herself—Ingrid Pitt, whose real life has all the intrigue and danger of her reel life. Ingrid’s vibrant personality and witty writing are apparent throughout this fascinating life story.

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MidMar Magazines #54 $3.00 (all Hammer issue)

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You’re Not Old Enough Son - $25

British author Barry Atkinson offers this nostalgic reminiscence of his childhood quest to sneak into X-rated horror ﬁlms such as Hammer’s local frights like Dracula and Curse of Frankenstein

plus U.S. imports such as Them!, T a rantula, Ro- dan, Dracula, Atom Age V a mpire, etc. Perfect

escapism from today’s real world frights!

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DWIGHT FRYE’S LAST LAUGH

by Jim Coughlin, Gregory William Mank Paperback $25
Critically praised biography of the king of character portrayals during the Golden Age of the Horror ﬁlm.

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HOLLYWOOD’S MADDEST DOCTORS: A Biography of Lionel Atwill, Colin Clive and
George Zucco

by Gregory Mank; Paperback $25 Mank examines the lives of three often neglected horror ﬁlm mainstays.

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DRUMS O’ TERROR:
VOODOO IN THE CINEMA

by Bryan Senn; Paperback $25
Senn examines genre ﬁlms that focus on or include Voodoo. “Senn marries his delightful wit and exhaustive research for fun and informative read.”—Robert

Tinnell—writer/director Frankenstein and Me

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CLASSIC CLIFFHANGERS VOL 1 AND VOL 2 - $25 EACH

by Hank Davis

$25 EACH

Davis takes us back to the days of the 25¢ Saturday matinee when you could see a cartoon, chapter play and two movies and still have money for popcorn.

SINISTER SERIALS OF KARLOFF,
LUGOSI & CHANEY, JR.

by Leonard J. Kohl; Paperback $25.00
Kohl covers the serials made by the infamous trio of terror Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi and Lon Chaney, Jr., including genre, silents and Westerns.

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BORIS KARLOFF: A GENTLEMAN’S LIFE

Scott A. Nollen; $25.00 paperback
The authorized biography with the participation of
Sara Jane Karloff

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HITCHCOCK BECOMES “HITCHCOCK”

by Paul M. Jensen; Paperback $20
Cinema studies professor and author Paul Jensen digs into Hitchcock’s distant past and analyzes the themes and styles that emerged in his earliest (and sometimes lost) British movies.

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MONSTERS, MUTANTS AND HEAVENLY CREATURES

by Tom Weaver; Paperback $25

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Interviews with people such as William Alland,
Terry Moore, Marie Windsor, etc

ITALIAN HORROR

by Jim Harper - Paperback $25
An a-z guide on the increasingly popular Italain horror ﬁlm. Covers Italian horror ﬁlms released between the years 1979 and 1994.

THE EUROSPY GUIDE

$25.00 by Matt Blake and David Deal looks at the James Bond-inspired European ﬁlms of the ’60s and ’70s.

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MINDS OF FEAR
30 Cult Classics of the Modern Horror Film

by Calum Waddell; $25.00

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Waddell has interviewed the directors of these 30 modern day horror ﬁlms and in addition provides critiques and memories of ﬁlms such as An American

W e rewolf in London, King of the Ants, 2000 Mani- acs!, Strange Behavio r , I ntrude r , etc.

PAUL NASCHY:
MEMOIRS OF A WOLFMAN

by Paul Naschy; Paperback $25

AUTOGRAPHED BOOKPLATE

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Here, in his own words, Naschy tells both his personal history and the development of his cinematic career.

ATTACK OF THE B QUEENS

edited by Jon Keeyes; Paperback $25
Contains chapters from scream queens Linnea Quigley, Debbie Rochon and Brinke Stevens as well as an overall look at the history of women in genre ﬁlms.

FORBIDDEN FRUIT: THE GOLDEN AGE
OF THE EXPLOITATION FILM

by Felicia Feaster and Bret Wood; Paperback $25.00 In this heavily illustrated volume, Feaster and Wood unearth the Carny tradition of exploitation movie mak-

ing to show how ﬁlms like Reefer Madness, Sex Mad-

ness and Maniac were produced and released. A fun and informative book on early cinema exploitation.

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Fiction
COOL CAT

by Dan Leissner, $20
Blonde and beautiful Cat Warburton likes Soul music, guns and fast cars and works as a daring crimeﬁghter. Cat s holiday turns into a weird, way-out roller-coaster ride of strange excitements, peril and adventure.

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Forgotten Horrors Collection
MICHAEL H. PRICE

FORGOTTEN HORRORS: THE DEFINITIVE EDITION

by Turner and Price; Paperback $25 Turner and Price turn back the curtains of obscurity and peer into Hollywood’s Forgotten Horrors in this long awaited update to their original ground-breaking work. The authors

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do their best to expose Grim Reapers such as Ghosts, Phantoms, Jungle Manglers and Oldfashioned Murderers as they examine Cinematic Horrors from 1929 through 1937.

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FORGOTTEN HORRORS 2: BEYOND THE HORROR BAN

Price with Turner; Paperback $25
Hold on to your hats as we cover gems such as: The Lion Man; Thunderbolt; The Leavenworth Case; Prison Shadows; Kliou (The Tiger); Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island; African Holiday; Blake of Scotland Yard; Larceny on the Air; The Devil Diamond; Hit the Saddle; The Girl from
Scotland Yard; It Happened Out West.

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FORGOTTEN HORRORS 3:
DR. TURNER’S HOUSE OF HORRORS

Price and Wooley with Turner; Paperback $25 The 3rd book in the acclaimed series covers forgotten ﬁlms from 1943 through 1946 and includes an extensive annotations, marginalia and addenda to prior volumes. Films such as Haunted Ranch, The Ape Man, Ghosts on the
Loose, Women in Bondage,

HUMAN MONSTERS

by Price with Turner
Paperback $25
“Amounts to the makings of a splendid extended festival for the movie buff intrigued by vamps, scamps, schemers,

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outright evildoers and villains...we cannot resist the temptation to cast the Charlie Chan ﬁlms, Fog Island, The Tiger Woman, etc. are covered, as well as many other poverty row and low-budget ﬁlms of the 1940s. additional light onto such well-known items as The

Old Dark House, The Black Cat, Svengali, The
Seventh Victim and The Leopard Man.”

FORGOTTEN HORRORS 4:
DREAMS THAT MONEY CAN BUY

by Price and Wooley; $25

Mantan the Funnyman

Paperback $25 [Includes a CD]
A biography of the great Mantan Moreland, whose inspired performances brightened up many a Poverty Row programmer.
FH4 picks up where FH3 left off and covers the years 1947 and 1948. Titles include series such as Jungle Jim, the Falcon and Philo Vance, plus Dragnet, Inner Sanctum, The Creeper, Blonde Ice, The Cobra Strikes, Scared to Death and The
Ghost Goes Wild.

MIDMAR PRODUCTIONS

Terror in the Tropics

DVD $7.00
The ﬁrst feature ﬁlm from Midmar! A hoot for fans of Poverty Row

_NEWTerror in the Pharaoh’s Tomb

DVD $10.00

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An Egyptian archeological expedition finds more than treasure when they venture into the lost city of Lemuria ruled by the evil Queen Amanetor. When the expedition leader fails to show up for his wedding day, his beautiful fiancée and her companions begin the search which leads them on a journey from New York to London, Scotland and finally Egypt. The trail leads them to Lemuria where the men run into a moldering mummy before being imprisoned. As the fiendish queen prepares for a mysterious ceremony, she chooses a new lover from among her prisoners. Our heroines head for Lemuria to find the missing men and ultimately confront Queen Amanetor.

Praise for Terror in the Pharaoh’s Tomb

T e rror in the Pharaoh ’ s T o mb takes The

Mummy to a new level. Guaranteed screams and laughs.—Julie Corman (Producer, CEO Trinity Pictures, Chair of New York University’s Graduate Film Program 2000-2002)

A. Susan Svehla has transformed the process of digital-collage ﬁlmmaking into a playful exercise in imagination—combining rambunctious storytelling, witty double-entendre dialogue with sharply attuned character portrayals and well-timed glimpses of Weird Old Hollywood to hypnotic effect. Such qualities, along with the creepiest Living Mummy since 1957’s Pharaoh ’ s C urse, make

Svehla’s T e rror in the Pharaoh ’ s T o mb a memorable follow-up to 2006’s T e rror in the Tropics.—Michael H. Price (Ft. W o rth Business Press, Forgotten Horrors)

Producers Releasing Corporation meets Dead Men Don ’ t W e ar Plaid. Movie buffs, kids and mystery

fans should ﬁnd T e rror in the Pharaoh ’ s T o mb particularly enjoyable and fun. Impressive overall set design and costumes.—Dr. David Soren (Archaeological Excavations at Chianciano T e rme, History Channel consultant Where Did it Begin, Rise and Fall of the Horror Film)

A lot of fun. Classic movie fans will love it!—Kevin J. O’Connor (actor, The Mummy, 1999; V a n

Helsing, 2004; There Will Be Blood, 2007)

Extras include blooper reel and audio commentary.

TIPT CAST Baseball Caps $25
TIPT T-Shirts $20 (sizes lg or Xlg)

MIDNIGHT MARQUEE ACTORS SERIES:

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BELA LUGOSI

Paperback $25 (Revised)
The ﬁrst book (and our most popular) from MidMar Press has be revised and updated. A must for Lugosi as well as classic ﬁlm fans and collectors.

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LON CHANEY, JR.

Paperback $25
Our most requested entry in the Actors Series. MidMar authors examine the ﬁlms of Chaney, Jr. includ-