The Movies Unlimited Essential Guide to Horror Films of the 1970s (Collectible Magazine)

MOVIES UNLIMITED GUIDE TO 1970S HORROR

Our second issue of The Movies Unlimited Essential Guide, written and designed by the exact same team that produces the monthly and annual Movies Unlimited catalogs, takes a comprehensive look at one of the most creative and important decades in the history of horror cinema-the '70s. Spotlighting fear franchise-founding films like The Exorcist, Halloween, and The Omen ; memorable screen adaptations of best-selling horror novels like Coma and Carrie ; sensational second-bill scarefests that filled the grindhouses and drive-ins such as Count Yorga, Vampire and Willard ; the menacing made-for-TV chillers that came into our living rooms like Trilogy of Terror and Duel ; the first pulse-pounding productions from young directors who'd become genre giants; the shudder-inducing stories still coming out of Britain's fright factories; and the very scariest that filmmakers from Continental Europe, Asia, and Australia had to offer. Over 140 undying favorites get their props with information-packed articles, and it all gets put into context with a comprehensive foreword from the director of Gremlins, The Howling, and Piranha, Joe Dante. Filled with great articles and dozens of rarely seen photographs. 100 pages. Perfect bound; 8" x 11"