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SCRIPTS FROM THE CRYPT #8: THE ATOMIC SUBMARINE (paperback)

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Close Encounters of the Brr Kind Beneath the polar ice, seven submarines have been mysteriously destroyed. The Navy must stem...


SCRIPTS FROM THE CRYPT: THE HIDEOUS SUN DEMON: AN ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY (SOFTCOVER EDITION) by Tom Weaver

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In this one-of-a-kind volume, you'll learn everything under the sun about producer-director-star Robert Clarke's 1959 monster classic: Clarke's in-depth account...


GORGO - production background by Bill Cooke, edited by Philip J. Riley (paperback)

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Nominated for the 2015 Rondo Award! Sam Slade didn't believe in Gorgo until he saw the monster's hideous scaly face,...


SCRIPTS FROM THE CRYPT #8: THE ATOMIC SUBMARINE (HARDCOVER EDITION) by Tom Weaver

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Close Encounters of the Brr Kind Beneath the polar ice, seven submarines have been mysteriously destroyed. The Navy must stem...


NO TRAVELER RETURNS: THE LOST YEARS OF BELA LUGOSI (paperback)

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“Gary Rhodes and Bill Kaffenberger have added the final chapter to Bela Lugosi’s career, combining fascinating unknown details of his...



Giant Beast Cinema - A Monstrous Movie Guide (paperback)

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Giant Beast Cinema - A Monstrous Movie Guide Editors: Steven Peros & Mark Bailey Reviews by Larry Blamire, Justin Humphreys,...


The Animated Universal Classic Monsters

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  The Animated Universal Classic Monsters Cartoons with Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, The Mummy, The Invisible Man, The Wolf Man, The...


Extraordinary Visions: Stories Inspired by Jules Verne

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Extraordinary Visions: Stories Inspired by Jules Verne  by The North American Jules Verne Society  6x9 224 pages   BEFORE SCIENCE...


40s Universal Monsters: A Critical Commentary (paperback)

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ISBN  9781629336923 Nominated for the Rondo Award! “I have here collection of the world’s most astounding horrors” boasted Professor Lampini...