Creepy Classics

By David Skal....an alphabetical on everything vampire from the movies, stage to literature. David Skal is the noted horror movie historian seen on many documentaries in the genre.

This is the first edition hardback of the Edgar Rice Burroughs biography written by Robert W. Fenton. Dust jacket intact, but has some wear and in a protective cover. Book is tight and in great shape. Burroughs is the author of the Tarzan, Mars, Pellicidar series and many more!

First edition 1923 hardback book. Photoplay edition from the movie BLACK OXEN. The book still has dust jacket (some damage), but is in a clear protective library sleeve. The complete movie itself appears to be lost. Book includes photo plates. Binding good and solid.

Movie tie-in from 1927. Normal tanning of pages. No dust jacket, but in tight good binding. Photo plate inside from movie and a few illustrations. Written by S.S. Van Dine. Black cloth/hardback cover with green lettering.

The 1945 movie tie-in book. Novelization of the screen play by Norman Reilly Raine. Dust jacket features Charles Laughton, other movie photos on back. Interior photo plate of Laughton plus other pics. Age tanning, but in very good shape in a protective, clear library cover.

3-D Movies is the first full and accurate history of the 3-D film from the earliest films to the present. An exhaustive filmography covers over 200 films with never-before-published credits and details. CLICK IMAGE FOR MORE.

Film Scripts Series - Hardback Edition. Includes photos and shooting script.

Dolores Fuller's exciting, amazing and page-turning autobiography, written by Dolores, with Stone Wallace and her husband Philip Chamberlain. Dolores was Ed Wood's long time love, actress, songwriter for Elvis Presley and so much more...the wild stories and her talk of Monster Bash too!

Blake examines Chaney's film roles. Via correspondence, studio notes, and reviews from the popular press, Blake thoroughly reconstructs the cultural context in which Chaney's films were produced, exhibited, and received. Original, new condition hardback.

By Len D. Martin Published by McFarland Softbound - 222 Pages CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

THE GIANT BEHEMOTH graces the cover of this book by Michael R. Pitts. A deep look at all the grat cult films issued by Allied Artists over the decades. The INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN and THE CYCLOPS lurk here. Lots of photos and poster reproductions too. Click image for details.

Includes original dust jacket and original un-opened 3-D glasses. This book was published in 1982 and is still considered by many 3-D enthusiasts to be the best general introduction to 3-D and reference to 3-D in comics and movies.

This high-qualirty glossy bookzine is over 150 glossy pages big with heavy cover and binding...Go behind-the-scenes - see fandom's favorite magazine through the eyes of its editor-in-chief, Forrest J Ackerman, complete with original layouts, handwritten notes, and never-before-seen content!

Attack of the B Queens is a celebration of women in horror films. Editor Jon Keeyes begins the journey with an examination of the Birth of the B Film from the silent era through the 1950s. The trail is continued by scream queen Linnea Quigley who looks at Hammer Films.

Note: Used Hardback - 328 Pages (1986), Written by Roger Vadim. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Rare Hardback - 418 Pages (Photoplay First Edition 1926), Written by P.C. Wren. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

From Midnight Marquee...a detailed look at some of Lugosi's most loved films explored by many noted authors. Illustrated with lots of great photo reproductions. 312 pages.

Published by Gotham Books, Written by Gary Don Rhodes with Richard Sheffield. The personl life and history of Bela Lugosi! Great book, highly recommended. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS!

By Greg Mank. This greatly expanded new edition examines Lugosi and Karloff's mutual films. Detailed filmography of Karloff and Lugosi films, both men's careers and more than 250 photographs, some in color. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Packed with great FM articles, photos and gloss pages with a heavy stock cover. Karloff, Lugosi, Lee, Chaneys....they're all here! Out-of-print. Get it for your collection now! Wow!

By David Coleman. Large-size book with lots of photos and ad art. The Sasquatch film genre, devoted to the legendary and notoriously elusive creature also known as Bigfoot, and its Himalayan counterpart, the Yeti, is the focus of this illustrated reference guide.

A book by Wes Shank. An entertaining journey to eastern Pennsylvania where THE BLOB was made in 1958. An in-depth look at all aspects of the making: special effects, casting, sets, locations, music...loads of behind-the-scenes photos, stories and interview.

It's first-hand encounters with the makers of classic monster movies! A young boy growing up in Hollywood is fascinated by the wondrous film industry and is swept in by the love of it all. Bob was on the sets, became a "gorilla guy" and has the best stories. As told to Tom Weaver. Photos too!

By Scott Allen Nollen. Each of Karloff?s horror films is examined at length, as well as his contributions to other media. Over 100 posters, portraits, film scenes and candid photos illustrate the text. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

This is the 1991 first edition McFarland library binding book. The bible on the life and work of Boris Karloff. Photos and packed, packed, packed with information. 473 pages! Photos and info n his stage work, radio shows and, of course, horror movies. Great stuff!

From Midnight Marquee...a detailed look at some of Karloff's most loved films explored by many noted authors. Illustrated with lots of great photo reproductions. 384 pages.

This is the novelization of the classic sequel to FRANKENSTEIN. Written by Michael Egremont and part of the Philip J. Riley's Nightmare Series. 153 pages. Beautiful poster reproduction cover.

Carla Laemmle has led numerous lives. She appeared with Lon Chaney in The Phantom of the Opera, as was a passenger in the coach traveling the Borgo Pass in 1931's Dracula. This bio presents an intriguing portrait of a life lived in the strange place that is Hollywood.

This work examines how and why horror films were censored or banned in the United Kingdom, and the part these actions played in ending Hollywood?s golden age of horror. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Ken Hanke. From his primitive nonseries beginnings through the well known Fox series of 44 films (1931-1949), here is the complete history of famous film detective Charlie Chan. 286 pages softcover. Photos.

By J.J. Johnson. This work uncovers the cheap and challenging behind-the-scenes production secrets of the fantastic films of the 1950s. Special technical effects, visual effects, menacing makeup, stunts, and fantastic sets. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

A filmography of their 22 collaborations. From their first pairing in Hamlet (1948) to House of the Long Shadows (1983). Interviews with both Lee and Cushing, along with fellow performers and production personnel, such as Hazel Court, Robert Bloch, and Patrick Macnee. 437 pages!

By Tom Johnson and Mark A. Miller. 480 Pages. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

A cornerstone book! A first edition big hardback from 1972. KING KONG, THE THING, THE BLACK CAT, BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, METROPOLIS and more all examined in detail with stunning, rare photos. A must for all classic horror and science fiction fans. 282 pages. No dust jacket.

Known for his fantastic collaborations with Lon Chaney in numerous silents, and for directing the horror classic DRACULA and the still-controversial Freaks, Browning has been called ?the Edgar Allan Poe of the cinema.? CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

An array of guest interviews of people from TV, movies, and the film industry that knew or wished to pay homage to Forrest J Ackerman. Interviews inclue Joe Moe, Ingrid Pitt, Joe R. Lansdale, Sara Karloff, Count Gore Devol and more. 264 pages. Photos.

A great look at ghosts and the supernatural in films. Examined with photo illustrations are classics like THE HAUNTING, THE INNOCENTS, THE UNIINVITED BLITHE SPIRIT, OUTWARD BOUND, CURSE OF THE DEMON, LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE, CARNIVAL OF SOULS and many more. Color Cover and photos.

A great look at ghosts and the supernatural in films. Examined with photo illustrations are classics like THE HAUNTING, THE INNOCENTS, THE UNIINVITED BLITHE SPIRIT, OUTWARD BOUND, CURSE OF THE DEMON, LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE, CARNIVAL OF SOULS and many more.

Very cool! Classic horror movie photos with the original story that the movie derived from. Included: THE THING, THE SKULL, BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS, DRACULA'S DAUGHTER, CURSE OF THE DEMON - many more. Authors like Bradbury, Poe, Lovecraft, M.R. James and more! Some cover wear.

By Hank Davis. Lots of photos/poster reproductions. Let's nod our heads in appreciation, at what these skilled professionals have accomplished, often under very trying conditions and with low budgets. From Zorro to the Phantom and everything in between!

A comprehensive look at the comedy-horror movie genre, from the earliest stabs at melding horror and hilarity from THE BAT in 1926 to the Abbott and Costello meeting Frankenstein?s Monster. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By William Schoell. This work offers a critical, colorful and informative examination of different types of monster movies, spanning the silent period to today. 214 pages - hardcover. Photos!

John Stanley's first of the "Creature Features" Movie Guides! This is the revised 1984 edition. Over 3,000 movies reviewed in grand fashion by the TV Horror Host John Stanley. Photos and 304 pages. Used, but in good shape!

This is the edition of this popular guide that features all the classics (before they started weeding out the less popular titles). 454 pages packed! Probably the greatest reference guide to monster movies ever. Alphabetical, details and plots. Autographed by author John Stanley.

The Secret Life of Tod Browning - Dark Carnival. Hardback first edition with dust jacket. Very nice condition. Browning was the director of DRACULA (1931), FREAKS (1932) and worked on many LOn Chaney films. A true eccentric.

By David J. Hogan. Softbound - 334 Pages.

Great biography on Boris Karloff...lots of photos. 274 pages. Soft cover edition.

Oversize softcover book from 1972. The legendary William K. Everson presents hotos and information on the greatest and obscure classic movies of mystery and detection. Photos, insights and information in this wonderful volume. 247 pages.

By Mark F. Berry. Comprehensive filmography with facts, plots, commentaries and both black and white and color photo illustrations. From obscure silents through giant monster blockbusters. A big softcover with 481 pages.

Jimmy Sangster proves the pen is mightier than the stake as he reflects upon his film career from his early apprenticeship in the British film industry to Hammer Films mainstay and then to a stint in Hollywood and television. Autobiography.

A photo film book with hundreds and hundreds of film frame-blow-ups and dialogue from the 1931 DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE. Missing scenes discussed and amazing stills used to depict the entire film. Textured hardcover book (no dust jacket). Edited by Richard Anobile. Black marker on title page.

Bu John Edgar Browning and Caroline Joan Picart. This is a comprehensive sourcebook on the world’s most famous vampire, with more than 700 citations of domestic and international Dracula films, television programs, documentaries, as well as nearly a thousand stage adaptations.

From the vaults of Universal Studios by Philip J. Riley. This is the research and reproduced letters leading to the possible making of DRACULA starring Lon Chaney in 1929. Also, Universal's NOSFERATU script reproduced. A must-have for the serious Universal fans.

By Sax Rohmer. From th creator of Fu Manchu, Sax Rohmer's classic paperback edition from the 1960s.

By Tom Weaver. 386 Pages. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

This book frames Wood's work. Wood invariably worked with infinitesimal budgets, shooting at breakneck speed, incorporating plot twists that defied all logic. FOR MUCH MORE DETAIL, CLICK IMAGE.

By Frederick Wiebel. 275 pages of solid information, history, photos, and advertising artwork on Thomas Edison's FRANKENSTEIN film. Thought lost for years, this is the story of the rediscovery and historic impact of this film by THE authority on it, Fred Wiebel. Fascinating! Recommended.

It's about the size of a phone book! Big softcover guide to monsters of the movies! Jeff Rovin does a great job. Photos. Some slight wear, but in really great shape. 390 pages. Illustrated with photo galore! A treasure.

By Tom Weaver. Large Book - 373 Pages. The march of the monster movie makers continues in Tom Weaver's ninth book of in-depth interviews with the men and women who made the horror and sci-fi favorites of the 1940s, '50s and '60s.

By Bryan Senn. 698 Pages (in two volumes). CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Edmund G. Bansak. 571 pages! The packed volume of the life and movies of Val Lewton. Lewton was a poet of the cinema, producing the classy horror projects: CAT PEOPLE, THE BODY SNATCHER, I WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE and many more.

By Roy Kinard. Widely acclaimed as a horror movie actress, Fay Wray is best remembered for her performances in King Kong. Wray appeared in 77 feature films between 1925 and 1958. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Films such as The Naked Witch, Zontar, The Thing From Venus and Mars Needs Women have gained large cult followings, and movies like A Bullet For Pretty Boy, Free, White and 21 and Goodbye, Norma Jean became box office hits. Click image for details.

Edited by Bernd Herzogenrath. A softcover book with VERY heavy stock pages and excellent photos with great quality. Color plates of posters as well. The book chronologically looks at all of Browning's films from the Lon Chaney films, DRACULA, the MGM productions...

In-depth book on THE FLY (1958) and it's follow-ups and remake. Great information on this iconic film and its stars and production. Photos of Charles Herbert at Monster Bash! Good book!

1986 "Best of" Famous Monsters of Filmland book by Forrest J Ackerman. Introduction by Vincent Price. Large soft cover book. Published in 1986 by Imagine Publishing. Loads of photos and repros from the magazines. Highly collectible. This is the book and NOT the magazine.

Fragments of Fear examines a wide range of British horror films and the stories behind them. The early melodramas of Tod Slaughter right through to Hammer and their rivals Tigon and Amicus. Lavishly illustrated throughout, a tangled history with many little-known gems to Hammer.

The original Universal script for FRANKENSTEIN (1931) that was to be directed by Robert Florey and stat Bela Lugosi as the Frankenstein Monster. Dramatically different. Includes an amazing letter reproduced from Florey regarding the Lugosi screen test and make-up.

Comic book styled graphic novel of Universal's movie FRANKENSTEIN (1931). Beautiful artwork and loyal adaptation of the classic film by Den Beauvais. 1993, new.

Coffee table hardback with dust jacket. Wonderful photos and history on Frankenstein. Many full page stills beautifully reproduced and color advertising art and stills too. Frankenstein movies from Edison's FRANKENSTEIN in 1910, to Karloffi to Lee and more. Like new.

By Donald F. Glut. A book sewn-together of cool Frankenstein facts and studies. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Another of the Magic Image books by Philip Reiley. This one unearths the original stage script by John Balderston and Garret Ford. The movie in 1931 used this as a template for the film, although it dramatically differs. Amazing for all students of Frankenstein!

Rare Hardback - 345 Pages (Photoplay First Edition 1925). Written by Russell Holman. Includes photo plates from this Harold Lloyd comedy film.

The history and fun of WOR-TV, Channel 9 out of New York. 1973-1987. The horror films and how they were presented to a generation of monster movie lovers. Author James Arena provides a heartfelt look with a serious study of this great independent TV station's presentations.

By G.M. Goodwin. A book of fiction that brings back all your favorite classic monsters into present day! It merges WEREWOLF OF LONDON with ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN, then sets the action around a convention of film fans like MONSTER BASH! Click image for more.

Ths book features stories that became classic horror movies. Background on the movie and the story for each film by original authours. Includes photos. Used with some wear. Pages slightly tan with age. Had this book when I was a kid!

Hard cover with dust jacket. Ths book features stories that became classic horror movies. Background on the movie and the story for each film by original authours. Includes photo plates in center of book. Used with some wear. 1971, pages slightly tan with age. Had this book when I was a kid!

By Carla Laemmle and Daniel Kinske. Forward by Ray Bradbury. Illustrated by Jack Davis and Hermann Mejia. Delightful little book wriiten in verse on Carla's growing up on the Universal Studios lot in the 1920s-30s. Illustrations and photos. 37 pages. Gloss cover of The Phantom of the Opera.

By Don G. Smith. This work is a study of every theatrically released film from 1909 to 1997 based, even loosely, on the writings of H.G. Wells. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

This book tells how Hammer commissioned composers at the cutting edge of European musical modernism to write their movie scores, introducing the avant-garde into popular culture via the enormously successful venue of horror film.

Foreword by Peter Cushing. Complete filmographic data are provided for each film, followed by an extensive plot synopsis, including contemporary critical commentary and behind-the-scenes information from many of the players and crew members. 422 pages, softcover. Lots of photos.

By Lee Kovacs. A study of ghosts, hauntings and the supernatural in film. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Gregory William Mank. Softbound - 404 Pages. Thirteen of Hollywood?s horror classics in detail. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Hardcover book on horror films. Lots of photos and information on quality stock heavy paper. Oversize hardback with dust jacket in a clear library protector. By Tom Hutchinson. Black and white and color plate photos. Packed! Great reference! Some fading on edge of dust jacket.

Bringing a refreshingly egalitarian approach to the subject, Horror 101 collects musings on our favorite chillers from the silent eras CABINET OF DR. CALIGARI, through DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, ISLAND OF LOST SOULS and all the horror classics.

By Thomas Mann. 178 Pages. Photoplay editions were usually hardcover reprints of novels that had been made into movies, illustrated with photographs from the film productions. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Edited by Gary Don Rhodes. 306 Pages. The age of the Drive-In is examined in various chapters and fond memories from various writers.CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Michael R. Pitts. 568 Pages. John Carradine, Jamie Lee Curtis, Yvonne De Carlo, Faith Domergue, Boris Karloff, Otto Kruger, Bela Lugosi, and George Zucco are just a few of the 80 horror film stars that are covered. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

In depth history of horror films with rare photos and illustrations. 129 pages. This book an unread copy from 1976. Only a tiny, tiny white mar on cover. Compare with a new copy on Amazon for $240.

Signed by Tom Weaver. A large book that goes through all the great horror and science fiction movies by producer Richard Gordon. The stories and information provided by Richard Gordon himself and presented by Tom Weaver. FIEND WITHOUT A FACE, HAUNTED STRANGLER and more!

By Roy Kinnard. 278 Pages. A book packed with a listing of every horror film released in the silent era....scores I've never heard of before. Amazing reading.....CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

The Limited Edition 50th Anniversary Special! Limited edition of only 175 copies. It reprints the entire contents of the 1961 issue with an addtional two pages of historical information. Frankenstein, Dracula, How To Build A Monster, Ghoulish Gags, The Photo Quiz and more fun!

The 50th Anniversary continues for HORROR MONSTERS. The entire Fiendish contents of HORROR MONSTERS #2 from 1961 is reprinted along with a new introduction/historical article. The 68 page perfect bound book/magazine will be limited to only 175 copies.

Drukrenis Publishing's third reprint book installment of HORROR MONSTERS. All the contents of the Vol. 1 No. 3 issue from 1962 are reprinted along with a new introduction/historical piece. Once again this book/magazine is limited to 175 copies in our limited edition format.

A reprint of the 1960s classic monster magazine HORROR MONSTERS #4. It features The Strange Life and Death of Bela Lugosi, A look at Universal's THE CAT CREEPS, Frankenstein Forever, THE MUMMY'S CURSE, Ghouls and Gags and much more!

By Paul Meehan. This critical survey examines the historical and thematic relationships between two of the cinema’s most popular genres: horror and film noir. The influence of 1930s- and 1940s-era horror films on the development of noir is detailed. 310 pages and photos.

By Jeffrey S. Miller. A critial assessment of the comedy team's monster films. From ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEETS FRANKENSTEIN to HOLD THAT GHOST and MEET THE MUMMY! Click image for details.

Alphabetical over-sized soft cover book with all the classic monsters. Loads of photos too. 306 monster-filled pages. Some page tanning and slight creases, tape on cover. First print edition from 1975. By Ed Naha.

Two full novels by Richard Matheson in one book! Both made into great horror movies. I AM LEGEND was first made as THE LAST MAN ON EARTH starring Vincent Price. HELL HOUSE became THE LEGEND OF HELL HOUSE on the big screen with Roddy McDowell.

"Message From Moscow." Hardback - 210 Pages (1966) [Whitman] Used Book. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Published by McFarland - By Tom Weaver. New Hardback Book - 314 Pages with photos. Packed with wonderful tidbits, this volume collects 22 interviews with moviemakers. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Published by McFarland - By Don Glut. Softcover - 229 Pages with photos. This volume takes a firsthand look at the movie-making career of Don Glut. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Bobb Cotter. An in depth look at the life and films of Hammer Horror star Ingrid Pitt! 219 pages with great photos and images.

By Tom Weaver. Published by McFarland Press. Softback - 425 pages with photos. Lengthy, in-depth interviews feature canny questions, pointed observations, rare photos, and good fun. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

The great H.G. Wells novel of invisibility, madness and murder. This is a 1957 paperback edition from Pocket Books. Yellowed pages.

The classic H.G. Wells novel of a mad doctor and the animals that he turns into beast-men. A stranded man stumbles onto the horrible secrets of Moreau. A 1950s edition paperback. Page yellowing. Used.

By Tom Weaver. 386 Pages - with photos. This collection goes behind the scenes with 20 of the most talkative people of Hollywood?s horror, science fiction and serial films of the 1930s through 1960s. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Geoff Isaac and Gordon Reid. 220 Pages - with illustrations and photos. Pick your favorite horror or science fiction star and head to the kitchen with them! CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Lawrence McCallum. CALTIKI - THE IMMORTAL MONSTER, CASTLE OF THE LIVING DEAD, BLACK SUNDAY, PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES, THE LAST MAN ON EARTH, HERCULES IN THE HAUNTED WORLD, ATOM AGE VAMPIRE ans much, much more. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Scott Essman. This magazine styled book features the life and work of the man behind the iconic Universal monster designs. Jack pierce created the look of the Frankenstein Monster, The Mummy, The Wolf Man, and more. Great photos!

By Tom Weaver. Over more than six decades and 200 films, supreme movie villain John Carradine defined the job of the character actor, running the gamut from THE GRAPES OF WRATH to VOODOO MAN. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

A really great book on Boris Karloff from the 1970s. Lots of photos and information on Karloff and the horror genre in general. All the classics. Author: Robert F. Moss.

By Deborah Painter - the definitive book of Forrest J Ackerman! Wonderful stories, history and photos of the man who edited and wrote much of the classic run of Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine. The man that invented the tern Sci-Fi.

Published by Whitman Publishing Company. Rare Big Little Book - 157 Pages (Movie Tie-In 1934). Written by Louisa M. Alcott. Used Book. Includes lots of photos from the movie. Rare.

By Don G. Smith. Softbound - 236 Pages (1996). CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

John Jeske and the Chaney Mystique. An investigative book into a mysterious man that was Chaney's driver, stunt man, make-up assistant and family friend. But some believe he was simply an opportunist. A strange twist of events is uncovered - who was this man?

From Midnight Marquee...a detailed look at some of Chaney's most loved films explored by many noted authors. Illustrated with lots of great photo reproductions. 360 pages. Autographed by one of the authors: Mike Price.

By Michael F. Blake. Considered the bible on actor Lon Chaney Sr. Lots of great information and scores of photos! 394 pages. Soft cover.

By Philip Riley....research into the filming of 1927's lost LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT. The shooting script reproduced...stunning photos from the film and set. Memories from the set director, finding the Chaney "top hat" at MGM for Forrest Ackerman, and the original novel too! Great research!

By Gary Don Rhodes. Softbound [McFarland Press] 430 Pages. Loaded with rare photos! CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

A Limited Edition 50th Anniversary Scary Special. The entire contents of this 1961 First Edition issue is reprinted along with a new introduction/historical piece in our collector book/magazine format and limited to only 175 copies.

Rare classic monster magazine originally published back in 1961. Here it is reproduced from the fine ghouls at Scary Monsters Magazine in a book form. It's a 50th anniversay of this publication. Featured: Werewolves, Lugosi, BRIDES OF DRACULA and more! Limited edition.

The 50th Anniversary of MAD MONSTERS continues with the latest vintage reprint of MAD MONSTERS #3 that includes CALTIJI - THE IMMORTAL MONSTER from Italy, an interview with Boris Karloff and your favorite female monsters!

Scary Monsters has reprinted the 1962 Mad Monsters magazine #4 in a perfect binding. See THE WORLD OF THE VAMPIRES ans other Mexican horrors, THE BEAST OF YUCCA FLATS, Lon Chaney's vampire from LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT, INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS and more!

The vintage monster magazine from the 1960s is back thanks to this reprint book from Dennis Druktenis of Scary Monsters. In this book: THE THREE STOOGES IN ORBIT, JOURNEY TO THE 7TH PLANET, ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE MONSTERS, Lugosi, Chaney and more! Perfect bound gloss cover.

Because ALL you fiends have been demanding it...rising from the grave....MAD MONSTERS Presents WEREWOLVES AND VAMPIRES Vol. 1, No. 1! The entire contents of the Rare One-Shot magazine from 1962 is reprinted with a new historical introduction! Limited to only 175 copies.

Halloween is one of the most popular holidays, known for its fun and creativity for all ages. Instructions and tips for Halloween-related activities. History, crafts, decorations, games, trips, and activities are described in detail.

The full color glossy reprint of vintage Marvel Comics signature comics. Soft cover edition. This books reprints in color Fantastic Four #11-20 comics and annual #1 from the early 1960s. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby masterpieces.

The full color glossy reprint of vintage Marvel Comics signature comics. Soft cover edition. This books reprints in color the first 10 Fantastic Four comics from the early 1960s. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby masterpieces.

The full color glossy reprint of vintage Marvel Comics signature comics. Soft cover edition. This books reprints in color the first 11 Spider Man appearances from the early 1960s. Stan Lee and Steve Ditko masterpieces.

The full color glossy reprint of vintage Marvel Comics signature comics. Soft cover edition. This books reprints in color Spider Man 11-19 and the first annual from the early 1960s. Stan Lee and Steve Ditko masterpieces.

The full color glossy reprint of vintage Marvel Comics signature comics. Soft cover edition. This books reprints in color the first 10 Avengers appearances from the early 1960s. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby masterpieces.

The full color glossy reprint of vintage Marvel Comics signature comics. Soft cover edition. This books reprints in color the first 10 X-Men comics from the early 1960s. Stan Lee and Jack Kirby masterpieces. Small tear on one of the back pages.

Memories of Hammer 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 and more!

By Robert Michael "Bobb" Cotter (2005). The bible on Mexican wrestling and horror films. It's packed! CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS.

By Ted Okuda. This reference book gives movie titles, casts, credits, plot synopses, running times, release dates, alternate and remake titles. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Cheryl Duran. A look at favorite monster movies from the 1930s-1960s....movie palaces to drive-ins! CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

SCARY MONSTERS Magazine Presents...Putrid Pulp Reprint #2 Limited Edition MONSTER PARADE #2. The 50th Anniversary Continues! CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

The third Scary Monsters Reprint Book for MONSTER PARADE! Thick glossy cover and articles and photos from HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER, THE INVISIBLE MAN, MUMMY'S RUMBLE, THE CURSE OF HAMID and more! Limited to 175 published!

All the contents of the Volume 1, Number 4 issue dated March 1959 are here with the exception of a couple of advertisements. Limited to only 175 copies. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Based on the purported reminiscences of a single individual, an individual so unnervingly unique, with such a privileged point of view into the real working of several classic horror films from the classic Universal horror films. (Click Image for more details)!

MAD MONSTERS Presents MONSTERS No. 1! This is A Rare Charlton British Edition! of MAD MONSTERS No. 6 from 1963. We've added an introduction/historical piece to the beginning and as a bonus also feature the missing pages not included in this British Edition.

The Limited Edition MONSTERS and THINGS 50th Anniversary 100 page book contains all the contents of the January 1959 and April 1959 issues which was the entire run from 1959. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

This is it...one of my all-time favorite monster books when I was growing up. The different types of classic horror films are examined in detail. Surprisingly versed for a book originally aimed at the teenage monster kid market of the 1970s. Lots of photos and insight.

The different types of classic horror films are examined in detail. Surprisingly versed for a book originally aimed at the teenage monster kid market of the 1970s. Lots of photos and insight. This is the 1984 re-issue. Ex-library with stickers, markings, used, but intact.

300 photos, illustrations and thoughtful information on classic fantasy films. From weird silents, to obscure movies of the 1930s, to Universal Monsters, giant beasts and wild science fiction - this book is a treasure. Small one inch tear on dust jacket, otherwise great shape. 1974.

By Susan D. Cowie and Tom Johnson. McFarland [Softcover Book] - 208 pages with photos. Stories and films in which the mummy is a focal character are listed. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

THE MUMMY Picture Book. A full color photoplay book oft he 1999 film, THE MUMMY from Universal. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

This book is devoted entirely to Universal?s Mummy movies of the 1940s. It reveals lost action and dialogue by analyzing scenes that were edited out days before The Mummy?s Hand was released to theaters. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Fred Olen Ray. A brief history of low budget film companies, laced with quotes from the company’s principals, is presented, followed by a filmography that lists all known credits for each company. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

A box of 6 audio cassettes of Stephen King's stories from his anthology NIGHT SHIFT. Features a foreward by John D. MacDonald.

Subtitled "The Lost Years of Bela Lugosi." The authors take us on a journey with Bela Lugosi in the late 1940s and early 1950s. Few films were made with Lugosi in this period and less written about him. Here we find details and photos of live...

The sword-and-sandal hero is capable of toppling great nations, rescuing heroines, defeating monsters, and generally saving the day. A series of film essays. The contributors offer insights on a film form which showcases its male protagonists as heroic and violent.

Spain's Lon Chaney who was known for being a werewolf and other monsters on the big screen! A great read, filled with engaging anecdotes, earthy asides, written with ease and intelligence, brimming with soul and a heart sometimes suffering, all the time passionate.

Here is the movie career of Peter Cushing, known as ?the gentle man of horror.? From interviews and extensive personal correspondence, the authors are able to provide Cushing?s own views on his films. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

This is the hardback edition of this book. The original library binding 1992 First Edition by Deborah Del Vecchio and Tom Johnson. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

One of the biggest of the Magic Image books from Philip Riley. The original script with corrections reproduced here with set listings. Packed with filming information, designs, vintage illustrations, lots of photos, promotional information. A total history of the Lon Chaney film! 317 pages.

By Don G. Smith. A critical filmography of films that were directly or indirectly based on the works of Edgar Allan Poe. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Tom Weaver. These low-budget movies with their all-star horror casts (Carradine, Lugosi, Karloff, et al.) and their ape men, mad monsters, devil bats and white zombies still have a loyal audience 50 years after their release.

By Frank Dello Stritto. Beautiful hardcover with illustrated dust jacket and movie poster collage inner leafs! Monster Boomer Frank Dello Stritto weaves legend, myth and the wonderment of the classic horror films. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By R.M. Hayes. 165 Pages/Packed with photos. The American serial and a history of Republic studio to the present. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

A heavy, big hardback book with hundreds of color illustrations from a master of popular culture art..in particular MANY sci-fi film posters through the 1950s and 1960s. Sketches, paintigs and his life told through this huge book. Only one in stock. Out of print.

Pre-Code Horror SCARES features two complete 1951 pre-code horror comics presented at a larger magazine size and in black and white. This first issue features DOCTOR SCARE's debut as a host to all 64 pages of this limited edition of only 125 magazines/books.

Scary Monsters magazine presents the second SCARY AND HAUNTED reprint book. Jammed with wild and weird pre-code horror comics and presented by Doctor Scare! Swamp ghouls, skeletons, circus horrors, flaming giant manifestations! Limited edition.

This magazine is SCARY AND HAUNTED....No. 3! It features PRE-CODE HORROR SCARES from 1952 and 1953. From the publisher of SCARY MONSTERS.

THIS MAGAZINE IS SCARY AND HAUNTED #4 hosted by Doctor Scare featuring Pre-Code Horror SCARES from 1951 and 1952! Reprint book of gruesome retro comics.

A big soft-covered summer special in a book-styled form. Over 350 photos! THE LOST WORLD (1925) revisited. Lost World comic, the LOST WORLD (1925) script, the 1925 Souvenir Program from THE LOST WORLD reprinted and more. Soft cover, perfect bound.

Magazine sized book with laminate cover. Art by Joe Kubert and others. Reprinted rare horror comics served up by Sam Scare of Scary Monsters magazine! Stories of shrunken heads, ghosts, zombies, and mummies. Very limited edition.

A reprint book of the complete comic book run of the Reptisaurus The Terrible. Now called Scarsaurus this is a 142 page black and white comic reprint from the 1960s. Loosely based on the creature from REPTILICUS. From SCary publisher Dennis Druktenis, Scary Monsters.

Edited By David Hogan. Hard Cover Book [McFarland]. 280 Pages/Packed with photos. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Tom Weaver. Hard Cover Book [McFarland]. 320 Pages/Packed with photos. In Tom Weaver?s eighth interview book, Hedison?and 22 other moviemakers. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Edited By Kate Haycock. 32 Pages/Photos. One of the Crestwood House Books aimed at the young reader interested in science fiction films. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

The British edition of this classics book on the history of science fiction films. Lots of photos and analytical view of sci-fi movies from the very beginning. First printing book 1970. By John Baxter. Cover has slight tear from old sticker. Sticker n inside front cover. 240 pages.

John Baxter's complete critical review of Science Fiction films from A TRIP TO THE MOON (1902) through 2001: A SPACE ODYSSEY (1968). One of those books of sci-fi films when it was hard to find books like this back in 1970. First printing.

By Roy Kinnard. Published by McFarland/223 Pages. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

An A-Z Guide to the world of Science Fiction films, authors and TV shows. If you love the classics--Star Trek, Day the Earth Stood Still, the Planet of the Apes series, This Island Earth, Destination Moon--this book is for you!

Interviews of actresses from science fiction, horror, film noir and mystery movies from the 1930s to the 1960s. Ramsay Ames, Claudia Barrett, Jean Byron, Faith Domergue, and many more. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

The complete shooting script for THE HIDEOUS SUN DEMON from 1958. Extensive research and interviews with Robert Clarke and more. Lots of photos and promotional art for the film. Big oversized book.

By William Cline. This collection of essays (first published in Big Reel) lovingly recalls the glory days of the movie serial. The primary focus is on the fans of the serials--what they thought of them in their heyday, what they think of them now, and why these episodic tales are still so popular.

Scary Monsters Reprint Book - Limited Edition. 200 were printed. SHOCK THEATER returns! HORROR MONSTERS, MAD MONSTERS and SCARY MONSTERS MAGAZINE Presents...A SHOCK!-ING Scarelection Volume 1!

New, unread condition. The beautifully designed reproduction of the 1950s original SHOCK package issued to TV stations across America. Added insights and beautifully reproduced photos. Glossy quality stock paper stock. From Monsters From the Vault productions. Very limited and rare!

By Ib Melchior. Melchior was a writer/director of a varied amount of classic science fiction films. Lots of behind-the-scenes info and photos on ANGRY RED PLANET, TIME TRAVELERS, REPTILICUS, JOURNEY TO THE 7TH PLANET, PLANET OF THE VAMPIRES and ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS.

Large softcover - The Ultimate Illustrated Guide to Obscure Hollywood Horror Movies 1956-1959. Teenage werewolves, bug-eyed monsters, sun demons, colossal beasts, tree monsters, ape creatures, giant leeches....lots of photos and info on the nuclear age of monsters. 253 pages.

Great Acting in Horror Cinema. By Mark Clark. Hardback - 257 Pages. A big hardback with an in-depth look at the finest acting in horror movies. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

The best of the worst from Hollywood. Classic bad movies examined with love and hate! The most ridiculous, ill-conceived and preposterous movies ever made. Included are: PINOCCHIO IN OUTER SPACE, WEREWOLVES ON WHEELS, BRIDE AND THE BEAST, WILD WOMEN OF WONGO and scores more. Used, good condition.

This 100 page book/magazine features the rare four page SON OF SHOCK promotional brochure, sell sheet, vintage magazine articles and new material. A little over half the book features a RETURN OF SHOCK! Limited to only 175 copies.

By Peter Seely and Gail W. Pieper. Published by McFarland/280 Pages. The work of the Three Stooges, has ironically outlasted more costly and celebrated productions. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Thomas Reeder. B-Movie producer Ben Pivar was the man behind many Universal horrors like THE MUMMY'S CURSE, WEIRD WOMAN, CALLING DR. DEATH, THE MAD GHOUL, HOUSE OF HORRORS and more. This is his life and films! Photos, behind-the-scenes stories!

Paperback book from 1966. Used, but in good shape. Story and illustration on almost every page. A Whitman classic from the 1960s featuring DC's comic super-hero!

By Elena M. Watson. Softback - 256 Pages. 68 Vampires, Mad Scientists and Other Denizens of the Late-Night Airwaves Examined and Interviewed. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Used hardback (cloth bound) with no dust jacket. This 122 page book about terror films from the early silent days of the German expressionists through the 1960s. Covers silent films and provides lots of interesting background information that is not generally known. (Click image for more).

Hardcover book, loaded with full color reproduction of classic (and not so classic) science fiction films! Posters, lobby cards, inserts. 230 pages on thick, gloss paper. This is a real quality, beautiful book. Edited by James A. Gresham.

By Pete Bregman, Story/Art. Cover Art by Basil Gogos. Softcover - 166 Pages. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Imogen Hassall's brief life ultimately paralleled the tumultuous 1960s—the freedoms, the joy of life, the reckless excesses and the searing uncertainty of life itself. This is not a traditional showbiz biography.

This is the 1982 First Edition and Special Club Edition big hardback of this book. Even the dust jacket is in good shape! From THINGS TO COME, DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, THE THING and more. Lots of pics and in-depth info. 250 pages.

Hardback - 208 Pages (1964 First Edition). Written by Rod Serling (adapted by Walter B. Gibson). Oversized hardback of classic Twilight Zone stories. Surreally illustrated. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Gary A. Smith. Softback - 277 Pages. The Golden Age of British Horror Films, 1956?1976. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

The stage and film careers and lives of Dennis Price, George Coulouris and Andre Morell. What do Dennis Price, George Coulouris and Andre Morell have in common? They all essayed very different but quite remarkable screen villains.

By Brunas and Weaver. Color Cover Hardback - 616 Pages (Wow!). This is the bible for classic Universal fans. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By John Soister. 234 Pages. It's a book by John Soister on some obscure forgotten horrors from the 1920s and primarily 1930s. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Limited edition top-class book on Bela Lugosi. Exhaustive research on Lugosi through his travelings and films in London through first-hand account of the people who knew him. This is a Bela Lugosi fan's dream book. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Provides reviews for 1200 films that span the science fiction genre from monsters, mad scientists and rampant technology to space explorations and time travel. The guide also features 125 stills; movie quotes and tag lines; side bars; and "Sci Fi Connections."

By Philip Riley. Extensive research into the reat un-made WAR EAGLES film that was to be a great follow-up to Willis O'Brien's KING KONG glory. Dinosaurs and giant eagles that are ridden by humans. Production stills, frames from shot sequences, the script, Ray Harryhausen inerview, MUCH more!

Trivia quiz's to test your skill and knowledge of classic horror and science fiction films. Lots of trivia, questions and quizes with loads of photos from movies like FROM HELL IT CAME, THE KILLER SHREWS, CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON and scores more!

10 Pre-Code Horror and Scare-Fi comic book stories from 1952,1953 and 1954 all hosted by Sam Scare with a special introduction by Sam. 64 page magazine-sized book, only 125 printed. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

Vampires, werewolves, and even a Mr. Hyde (looking like Frederick March from the 1932 movie!). Loads of pre-code black and white monster comics. Dip into the graveyard, ghoul, with your host Sam Scare!

Goofy ghouls, atomic monsters, werewolves and more. Lots of pre-code comic reprints hosted by Sam Scare! Retro horror fun.

Sam Scare has cleared the webs in his archives and dug up some great pre-code scares from 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953 and even 1948. It's another 64 page collection presented in black and white and magazine size in our limited edition (only 125 copies) magazine/book format.

A huge coffeee table hardback in full color with the history and art of the Eerie monster comic magazines of the 1960s and 1970s. THe artists, the covers, the spin-offs, the history. Eerie pblications were those lurid comics, not to be confused with Warren Publications!

By Gary Don Rhodes. Softbound - 360 Pages. The 1932 horror film White Zombie starring Bela Lugosi has received controversial attention from film reviewers and scholars?but it is unarguably a cult classic worthy of study. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

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, in full Sherlockian mode, and a gleeful Bela Lugosi. Fun novelization with your favorite actors as characters

278 Page book of a Who's Who in classic horror. Lots of photos and great information from author David J. Hogan (Filmfax Magazine). Larger size soft-cover book.

From the vaults of Universal Studios by Philip J. Riley. This is the first draft screenplay for the proposed 1944 film WOLF MAN VS. DRACULA by Bernard Schubert reproduced here. Photos and background about this unmade Universal project. A must-have for the serious Universal fans.

By Greg Mank. This book provides details about the lives and careers of 21 of these cinematic leading ladies, femmes fatales, monsters, and misfits. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Greg. Mank. They had more in common than just a scream, whether they faced Dracula, Frankenstein, Wolf Man, or any of the other legendary Hollywood monsters. Their contributions to the films and folklore. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

A hardback companion book to the movie from 1962. Background on the brothers, the movie, actors...lots of color photos. Thin hardback that is about 8 1/2 X 11. A really great collectible book. Great photos of George Pal's special effects too.

WORLD FAMOUS CREATURES from Scary Monstes and publisher Dennis Druktenis. It's in the perfect bound book format. Limited Edition 50th Anniversary Special #1! Limited once again to only 175 copies. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

The Limited Edition 50th Anniversary Special #2! contains all the contents of the December 1958 second issue of WORLD FAMOUS CREATURES. Limited edition - limited to only 175 copies. CLICK IMAGE FOR MORE DETAILS.

A reprint book of the classic monster magazine. It's THE APE MAN, Conrad Brooks talks about Bela in 1959!, monster fan drawings, Abbott and Costello, the Creature Photo Quiz and much more.

The fourth and final issue of WORLD FAMOUS CREATURES celebrating the 50th Anniversary of this pioneering magazine. All of the contents of the June 1959 is included as well as an historical/new introduction. Scary World Famous THANKS go to Kooky Kent Daluga for source material.

Changing into monsters! A look at shifting shapes and creatures in films: THE WOLF MAN (1941), INVADERS FROM MARS (1953), I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE (1958), DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE and much more. A serious study of the change from men to monsters. 320 pages. Photos!

The exhumation of zombie films from obscurity is accomplished in terrifying detail in The Zombie Movie Encyclopedia. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.