Above: Producer/Director Roger Corman with Screen writer Charles Griffith.

Classic Movie Screen writer - Charles Griffith talks about Monster Bash Magazine!

MONSTER BASH magazine is a delight! Publisher Ron Adams has a winner on his hands! Magnificent layouts and graphics by the talented gentlemen,Ted A. Bohus and Ron Adams! After reading issue no. 6. I throughly enjoyed the well - written article by Joseph C. Romano about the Corman films! Also the intriguing interview by Lawrence Fultz Jr. with the highly talented writer/director Ib Melchior! In fact all the articles in it are interesting and well informed. The elegant covers by Kerry Gammill and Lorraine Bush are amazing! They are beautiful works of art. I enjoy how this magazine does well in covering all aspects of the Sci-Fi and the horror genre. This magazine is also excellent in covering that wonderful era in film of the 20s to the 60s! I enjoy how the magazine explores every aspect of Sci- Fi and horror from this genre. Definitely highly talented artists and writers combine to make this magazine top-notch in its field! I can't wait to get issue no.7.! Anyway Ron and crew keep up the GREAT work!
- Charles Byron Griffith

Above: Teenage monsters and director Herbert Strock.

Classic Movie Director-Writer-Film Editor, Herbert Strock talks about Monster Bash Magazine!

I have gone through two issues of Monster Bash and I was amazed at the amount of research, editorial finesse and layout planning that went into this horror magazine. I really should not call it a horror magazine, as it goes much deeper into the genre with interesting articles about the actors, their background and thoughts as well as the films themselves. I felt the layout by Ted Bohus was exceptional and held the readers interest throughout! The vast amount of photographs was amazing. The covers are exceptional "eye catchers" very talented artists! The centerfolds by Joe Busam are works of art and will catch the attention of the reader. As a writer-director of several films that fall into this category I was deeply interested in the in-depth research that went into the articles, and I certainly came away with more knowledge and understanding of the actor, the story, the work that went into the shooting these films that have found a singular place in the history of motion pictures. I believe that Monster Bash magazine is an outstanding thoughtful interesting approach to the subject matter it covers! My congratulation to Ron Adams, Ted Bohus, the writers, and all those who are involved in getting this magnificent magazine before the public! - Herbert Strock.

Classic Movie Director-Writer - Ib Melchior talks about Monster Bash Magazine!

I read with interest what my friend and colleague Herbert Strock had to say about MONSTER BASH magazine, and I ditto his remarks with the exception that I would include in kudos the excellent article about Herbert by Lawrence Fultz Jr., which I found most enjoyable. Herbert and I worked as writers/directors in that fabulous realm of science fiction movies at a time when we spent imagination rather than dollars. It is refreshing and gratifing to see a magazine such as MONSTER BASH keeping those times alive for a new generation of si-fi fans to experience. As the greeting went in my film THE TIME TRAVELERS so is mine to the creators of MONSTER BASH - "Be well"!  Give my regards to Ron Adams and all the talented writers and artists involved in the covers, articles and photo layouts in this wonderful magazine. - Ib Melchior

Actor Jonathan Haze chimes in about Monster Bash magazine!

It is one of the best horror and sci-fi magazines out there, that's for sure.  I thoroughly enjoyed the many different articles.  Just to name a few I enjoyed: the amazingly well-written articles by Jeff Barnes and Bob Pellegrino!  Also the amazing interviews done by Kevin Surnear and Larry Fultz, Jr. The covers done by the highly talented artists,  Kerry Gammill and Lorraine Bush.  Their covers are beautiful! 

I really enjoy this magazine.  In fact I take my hat off to all your incredibly talented writers!

-Jonathan Haze (AIP actor)

MONSTER BASH # 1
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Here it is! The first issue on Monster Bash magazine. What is the classic monster movie conference is now a classic monster magazine. Articles from great writers like Joe Romano, Jeff Barnes, Johanne Tournier, Richard Valley, Joe Busam, Roberto Cotter, Robert Taylor, Kevin Surnear and others! Artists include Kerry Gammill, Joe Busam and George Chastain. Articles include: The Frankenstein Legacy, For the Love of Lugosi, Karloff's Greatest Role, Burke 'em and Scare 'em, Mars Invades, RARE never published interview with John Carradine, The Creepy Crossword, Sherlock Holmes Meets Rondo Hatton, Scary Sammy Terry - TV Horror Host and more! Did you grow up in the original Monster Boom in the 1960-70s? -- Well, this is the magazine for you! Get it now...the first issue is sure to sell out! Getting very low on stock!

MONSTER BASH # 2
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The second issue of Monster Bash Magazine! It's back with the fun, rocking articles and photos for classic monster movie lovers. Get ready to head back to the Drive-In for movie memories, look-out - it's Frankenstein's Retribution, An Evening with Karloff, Chandu The Magician, Lionel Atwill, Blob Movies - Get Blobbed, The Gorilla Men, 8mm Movie Madness, The Creepy Crossword, Mexican Gill-Man movies, THE GIANT GILA MONSTER, 50 Years of the CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON and much more. Art by Kerry Gammill and Joe Busam. Articles by Jeffrey Barnes, Sam Borowski, Bob Burns, Kevin Surnear, Bob Pellegrino, Roberto Cotter, Charles Henson, Leonard Kohl, Dave Nelson, Barb Heiss and more! Plus rare photos provided by Buddy Barnett, Ron Adams and Bob Burns. Low on stock.

MONSTER BASH # 3
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The third issue of Monster Bash Magazine! It's back with the fun, rocking articles and photos for classic monster movie lovers. A WEREWOLF IN LONDON for 70 Years - an interview with Cortlandt Hull relaying stories his uncle had told him about life as a Universal Monster in 1935, Frankenstein's Son Speaks - an in-depth interview with Donnie Dunagan by Greg Mank, The Films of Fay Wray, Monsters of the Midwest - a look back at the Monster Boom television from Chicagoland, Anne Gwynne - Universal Sweetheart, take off to Frank Dietz's ISLAND OF TERROR, The Creepy Crossword, a second look back at the SON OF DRACULA, Lugosi Lives, Monster Music Walks Among Us - Monster Boomer John Babcock - a Beatle by day at Disney World and monster fan by night, Favorite Frankensteins, Mexico's BRAINIAC behind the movies, THE INVISIBLE MONSTER and much more! Art by Frank Dietz, Kerry Gammill, Joe Busam and Ron Adams. Articles by Jeffrey Barnes, Roberto Cotter, Leonard Kohl, Greg Mank, Frank Dietz, Kimball Jenkins, Mark Garast, Barb Heiss and more! Plus rare photos provided by Buddy Barnett.

MONSTER BASH # 4
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Monster Bash Magazine is the magazine for kids of all ages from the 70 year old who saw these classic films in the theatre to their kids who grew up in the 1960s-1970s in the merchandising Monster Boom, to the kids of those kids who are fascinated by the classic monsters romping across a TV screen! You'll see the coolest, Strangest Frankenstein Monster - Glenn Strange. A date with Fay Wray shortly before she passed. Legendary 1950s-1960s movie director Herbert Strock is interviewed. Jack Pierce remembered for his immortal make-ups of classic Universal Monsters. There's a trip to Ireland and Bram Stoker's home with thoughts on Dracula's real estate. Find out about the elusive DRACULA actor David Manners' final decades, up close and personal. Classic Monster Toys from the 1960s will bring it all back: the smell of fresh plasic and grinding, hidden gears. Plus, so much more! The Creepy Crossword, New York monster movie showcase memories. Art by Lorraine Bush and Kerry Gammill. The stories from Robert Taylor, Scott Essman, Raymond Castile, Lawrence Fultz, Terry Pace, Ron Adams, Mike Koneful, Barb Heiss and more!

MONSTER BASH # 5
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The classic monster magazine, celebrating the films of the silent era through the 1960s! This is the "Special Bride's Issue" with a photo gallery of rare stills from 1935's THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. Plus, articles on THE BLOB and its imitators, classic monster toys remembered, Deep Inside the Black Lagoon - an interview with the Creature himself, 13 GHOSTS Inner-view with child star Charles Herbert, notes from the 1940s on the new films of the day - discovered, On the set of THE BLACK SLEEP with Herbert Rudley, The Basil Rathbone Filmography, A Creepy Crossword, A World of Vampires, Favorite Robots from the Movies and much more! Writers in this issue include Kevin Surnear, Joe Romano, Tom Weaver, Jeff Barnes, Raymond Castile, Lawrence Fultz Jr., Barbara Heiss, Kimball Jenkins and Ron Adams. Artwork by artists Kerry Gammill, Lorraine Bush and Joe Busam. Special contributions by Buddy Barnett.

MONSTER BASH # 6
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The classic monster magazine, celebrating the films of the silent era through the 1960s! It's the 50th anniversary on the underground monsters - THE MOLE PEOPLE! A look at old dark house movies, an interview with Ib Melchior - the man behind THE ANGRY RED PLANET, The Edgar Allan Poe Films of Roger Corman, favorite vampires of the screen, flickering 8mm monster movie collecting, The Creepy Crossword and loads more monster boom fun! Writers in this issue include Sam Borowski, Joe Romano, Patricia Gonzalez, Lawrence Fultz Jr., Barbara Heiss, Perry Edelbergs and Ron Adams. Artwork by artists Kerry Gammill, Lorraine Bush and Joe Busam. Special contributions by Buddy Barnett.

MONSTER BASH # 7
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The classic monster magazine, celebrating the films of the silent era through the 1960s! The Mummy comes back from the tomb for this issue...all the classic Kharis movies, remembering Lon Chaney Jr., Bela Lugosi Jr. interview, Ray Harryhausen talks monsters, Florida's Monster Museum, Sir Graves Ghastly - TV Horror Host, The Witch's Dungeon, The Creepy Crossword, The Bash Braintwist Quiz, Charlie Chan Movies, Robot Monster's girlfriend! Writers in this issue include Lawrence Fultz Jr., Steven Thornton, John Bishop, Kevin Surnear, Cortlandt Hull, Barbara Heiss and Ron Adams. Artwork by artists Kerry Gammill, Lorraine Bush, Tom Whalen and Dave Perillo. Special contributions by Buddy Barnett.

MONSTER BASH # 8
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The classic monster magazine, celebrating the films of the silent era through the 1960s! Step into the "House of Dracula" as Kevin Surnear talks to Bela Lugosi Jr. who shares his memories of growing up with his famous dad,the man we knew as the real "Dracula" - Bela Lugosi. A look at the original THE FLY with Vincent Price. A retroactive blast from shockers of the past in the great Monster Show of 1939 - SON OF FRANKENSTEIN! Halloween make-ups by Bela Lugosi's buddy, Richard Shefield. Then it's off to Motown Monster Hosts with the history of Sir Graves Ghastly. A farewell to Monster Bash friend Ben Chapman who portrayed the land creature in CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (1954) from fans around the world. We blast-off to the FORBIDDEN PLANET for an interview with actor Warren Stevens. Loads of great photos, the Creepy Crossword, Trivia and much more Monster Fun! Writers include: Steven Thornton, Ben Martin, Larry Fultz Jr., Levin Surnear, Barb Heiss. Artists include Sorko, Kerry Gammill, Lorraine Bush, Tom Whalen and Dave Perillo. Special contributions by Buddy Barnett.