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Laura Wagner on her own book, "Let Me Tell You How I Really Feel .... " in "CLASSIC IMAGES"
"CLASSIC IMAGES Comment by Laura Wagner:BearManor Media has also published the third volume of my book reviews: Let Me Tell You How I Really Feel … with a Vengeance ($30, softcover; $40, hardcover), with a foreword by Eve Golden. As one of the authors wrote after I reviewed his book, “She is totally deranged! I instructed my publisher to NEVER, NEVER send a review copy to Classic Images again unless you hire a new Book Reviewer.” See what the fuss is all about!
Laura Wagner's "CLASSIC IMAGES" Book Review
"CLASSIC IMAGES" BOOK REVIEWAfter three “Scripts from the Crypt” books on Universal’s Kharis the Mummy movies (The Mummy’s Hand, The Mummy’s Tomb, The Mummy’s Ghost), the series takes on another of the studio’s franchise monsters: 1942’s The Ghost of Frankenstein (BearManor Media, $40, softcover; $50, hardcover) is the subject of “Scripts” #16 and the volume is packed with Monster Kid goodness: Gregory Mank’s production history, Tom Weaver’s “Fun Facts,” additional chapters by Bill Cooke, Roger Hurlburt and Frank Dello Stritto, pressbook, appendices and an early script quite unlike the eventual movie (Old Ygor hatches a plan to take over the...
Laura Wagner's Review in "Classic Images"
"CLASSIC IMAGES" BOOK REVIEWThe charming Beverly Washburn, one of the most talented child actresses ever, has some significant credits, notably The Juggler (1953), Old Yeller (1957), a 1957 Wagon Train episode with Lou Costello and the 1967 “The Deadly Years” on Star Trek. You will have a great time reading her autobiography, Reel Tears: The Beverly Washburn Story, Take Two (BearManor Meda, $32, softcover; $39.95, hardcover), with Donald Vaughan (also ghostwriter of Hollywood Inside & Out: The Kenny Miller Story, go to https://donaldvaughan.com/index.html). Her behind-the-scenes anecdotes are related by a person with a sweet disposition, a rare commodity coming...
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Q&A with Danny Stewart, author of Saluting the Blood of Heroes
Q&A with Danny Stewart, author of Saluting the Blood of Heroes What inspired you to write "Saluting the Blood of Heroes Behind the Apocalyptic Film"?The book was inspired by a deep fascination with the apocalyptic genre and the often unsung contributions of the people behind the scenes. I wanted to explore the stories of those who create these compelling narratives and bring these epic tales to life.How did you choose which films to focus on in the book?I selected films that had a significant impact on the genre and on audiences worldwide. This included classics and modern hits, ensuring a...