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Little Shoppe of Horrors #8 on CD
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Dracula Today! Hammer’s Vampire in 1970s
- Coming September (Issue #23) The Making Of Hammer’s Cornwall Classics: THE PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES & THE REPTILE
Little
Shoppe of Horrors #4 on CD
Little
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Little Shoppe of Horrors #6 on CD
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Little Shoppe of Horrors #3 on CD –
as a high quality pdf on CD.
$11 ppd
in the
LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS #21 –
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LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS #20
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“Scream
and Scream Again: The Uncensored History
of
Amicus Productions” by Philip Nutman.
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Over
the next few months, all the out-of-print issues of LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS
will be available as high quality PDF files on CD. It will include #1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10/11,12
and 14. Check ordering area regularly to see what issues
are available. All issues will be
available by the end of 2008. Each
issue will be $10 + $1 shipping in the
Neil
Barrow’s career feature on Terence Fisher in LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS #19 has
won the Rondo Award from the Classic Horror Site for best article of
2007. “Adult Fairy Tales &
Frustrated Love Stories: The Cinematic Legacy of Terence Fisher” can still be
purchased in LSoH #19, for $8.95 +
postage.
This
is a science fiction convention in
Diamond
Comics Distributor’s on-line e-newsletter, “Scoop”, has named
LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS #19, “One of the top 10 in the category of Best
Publications about comics, Pop Culture & collecting” for
2007. We were in 9th
place!!
Thanks
to Diamond, our best U.S. Distributor of LSoH.
LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS #19
–
“Terence
Fisher – Hammer’s Master of Gothic Horror”
Here is the cover art. Click
on them for a larger picture.
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Front Cover – by Steve Karchin |
Back Cover – by Bruce Timm |
Inside Front Cover – by Mark Maddox |
Little
Shoppe of Horrors # 14 has been sold out.
It has therefore been removed from the ordering section and moved to
the History section. We apologize if this
causes you any inconvenience, but you know how that supply and demand thing
can be a killer.
Brian
Clemens at Hammer: The Making of DR. JEKYLL AND SISTER HYDE & CAPTAIN
KRONOS VAMPIRE HUNTER.
Here
is our front cover by Bruce Timm, and back cover by
Norman Bryn.
"Richard Klemensen, whose
ultimate Hammer magazine, LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS, has been obsessive and
definitive in every way for decades. From floor plans of Hammer sets to interviews
with survivors of the Studio That Dripped Blood, Klemensen is one of the
genre's most important chroniclers."
Thanks to everyone at the Classic Horror site for voting me into the Monster Kid Hall of Fame, and awarding me a “Rondo”. That is just too cool for words and makes entering geezer-hood after 34 years of publishing LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS really worth it. Again, thank you!
LITTLE
SHOPPE OF HORRORS #17 and "The Making of CAPTAIN CLEGG'S NIGHT
CREATURES" Here is our front cover by Steve Karchin
and back cover by Norm Bryn.
We have lucked out and gotten our hands on
more issues of LSoH #16.
In 2009 Issue #22 –
The
making of the Hammer Modern Day Dracula Films: DRACULA A.D. 1972 and THE
SATANIC RITES OF DRACULA.
Issue #23 –
The
making of John Gilling’s
In future issues:
The making of DEMONS
OF THE MIND
Behind the
scenes on Hammer's four Mummy films
A Peter Cushing
issue
The making of
FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS...(DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES)
And lots more
in issues to come.
★ Like to find other great magazines on Hammer films?
Contact:
THE
HOUSE THAT HAMMER BUILT
By
Wayne Kinsey: (waynelkinsey@aol.com)
DARK
TERRORS
By
Mike Murphy: (darkterrors@bushinternet.com)
Welcome
to the LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS Website.
I thank my son Tom for setting it up for us. In the difficult world of distributing a
film magazine, it is often better to go directly to our readers. Over the years, I’ve constantly been told
“We never heard of your magazine… how do we order…
how do we get back issues?” In our
history of LSoH we’ll tell you a bit about our past. For now, we hope this site will help you
all keep abreast of our current issue, what back issues we
have, and what we have upcoming.
Previously we have been known for our coverage of Hammer films and
Hammer Horror. In the future, as well
as extensive coverage of Hammer, we hope to get into other areas of British
horror films. In the meantime, welcome
aboard.
Page last Updated on: August 22, 2009