MONSTER BASH MAGAZINE (2023)

"Monster Bash specializes in classic monster movies with glorious photo reproductions and behind-the-scenes images! This retro-1960s-style magazine features an interview with Don Sullivan and articles on gorilla men, silver screen dinosaurs, Boris Karloff, Bela Legosi, Lon Cheney, and more."

"Back in Previews due to popular demand, and now releasing as a quarterly offering... Monster Bash is the retro monster movie magazine that looks like it came from the 1960s, but displays the gloss pages and color of modern publications! Filled with the great articles and high-quality photos discerning monster fans look for, each issue is a celebration of the classic monster movies of the Silent Era through the 1960s. Interviews by Tom Weaver; 'Creepy Cliffhanger' serials; Rare Bela Lugosi stories uncovered by historian Frank Dello Stritto; Dick Cavett remembers John Carradine Basil Rathbone, Boris Karloff and Peter Lorre; plus 'Phan Photos', Letters, 'The Terror Test' and more, more, more on classic horror and science fiction films! Packed with photos and a glorious cover featuring 'The Crimson Ghost' by artist Lorraine Bush. It's Retro Monster Kid heaven!"

"The retro classic monster magazine quarterly! The actor Robert Dix is interviewed inside Dracula's Castle, the classic horror syndication packages are remembered, 'On the Set with Bela Lugosi,' 'A Monster Kid Trip Down Memory Lane,' and much more. Cover painting from Abbott and Costello Meet Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde by award-winning artist Lorraine Bush."

"It's the retro cool Monster Bash magazine for that 1960s-1970s monster mag look for the classic monster movie fans. This issue includes a huge spread on the 'Greatest Lost Film Ever' - London After Midnight with Lon Chaney. 'The Lost Years of Bela Lugosi,' new research by Lugosi scholar Gary Don Rhodes, including rare newspaper clipping reproductions. Leonard Kohl dusts off classics matinee serials for a look at the Flash Gordon sequels and its monsters."

"Rewind back to the 1960s with the retro monsterzine, Monster Bash! This issue is jam-packed with great information, high quality, rare photo reproductions and fun! Frank Dello Stritto digs deep into the past of Bela Lugosi, fans from across the nation discuss the movies that really scared you as a kid, a final interview with Universal actress Peggy Moran, Inner-views from monsterland's favorite historian, Tom Weaver and much more."

"The retro classic monster movie magazine, Monster Bash! It looks just like all the great mags from the 1960s-1970s, only on glossy paper! In this issue historian Bob Burns along with author Tom Weaver reveal all on the classic It! The Terror From Beyond Space. Also: look for Lon Chaney as the all powerful creature of the night - Son of Dracula. We journey back to the Ed Wood triumph, Plan 9 From Outer Space."

"The classic monster movie magazine that the fans want, just like they remember from the 1960s and 1970s! Monster Bash #19 is being built in the sub-basements of Notre Dame and ol' Quasimodo will ring the bells when it's ready for Summer 2013! In this issue: The Return of the Creature, the rediscovered lost Creature film shot at Marineland in Florida. The Hunchbacks On Parade from Kevin Slick Our favorite fly-eater from Renfield to Fritz to Karl; it's Dwight Frye exposed by Matt Majeski."

"It's the retro monster mag with great interviews from filmmakers, historical features and great, rare photos in an all glossy presentation. This 20th issue jumps with a great Frankenstein Monster painting by noted portrait artist Lorraine Bush. The big green Frankenstein will reach off the shelf for Monster Kids of all ages! In this issue, articles by film historian Tom Weaver, Bob Burns, Frank Dello Stritto, M. Oleman, Scott Essman and more. Terrifying topics include Universal's Ghost of Frankenstein, Lon Chaney Sr.'s Man of a Thousand Make-Ups, The Gorilla Man, Amazing Colossal Monsters of the 1950s, Tobor the Great - A Robot with A Heart, 'Rescuing Monsters', and more Monster-Bashin' fun. Eye-popping, rare photo stills throughout."

"Classic monster fans will be buzzing about this issue with a spotlight on The Fly starring Vincent Price and Charles Herbert. An interview with Charles Herbert is included in this issue as he remembers the actors and the stories from this and other science fiction classics. Monster Bash goes into the shadows with a look at the supernatural, forgotten spooky film, The Woman Who Came Back. Plus, the greatest classic horror-comedies from Abbott & Costello Meet Frankenstein to The Ghost Breakers and more! Background on actors from the iconic Creature from the Black Lagoon, rare photos and fun. Articles by Tom Weaver, Frank Dello Stritto, Deborah Painter and others. Another beautiful cover painting by Lorraine Bush, the artist who brings Renaissance art into our Monster World!"

"The classic monster magazine for movie fans, featuring glossy super photo reproductions of rare stills! In this issue: Dracula (1931) and its star, Bela Lugosi, are spotlighted. After 83 years, Dracula still holds an eerie web of fascination. Plus, Director Tod Browning's follow-up, Mark of the Vampire; Bela Lugosi hypnotized in Black Friday - the real story; Jeff Morrow and This Island Earth; and meet actors from the golden age of horror and science fiction films. This is the Retro Monster Movie Magazine for fans and professionals, targeted at the 'Monster Kid' in all of us! Writers in this issue include Frank Dello Stritto, Tom Weaver, Kevin Slick and more. Fear-striking cover oil painting by Lorraine Bush will jump off the shelves!"

"The All-Classic Monsters Magazine! In this fear-packed issue: Author Tom Weaver looks at unknown facts about the Werewolf of London; Ron Chaney, Lon Chaney's grandson, is interviewed about the family history and his grandfather; The Incredible Shrinking Man and others movies of radioactive reduction are explored by Frank Dello Stritto; incredible photo reproductions of classic monster movies; a special tribute chronicled in a re-creation of Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein and more! Just like the great monster mags of the 1960s and '70s, this issue is sure to please vintage monster movie fans everywhere!"

"Monster Bash is the cool retro monster mag that digs deep for great interviews and stories on all the classic monster movies we all love. In this issue: the 1955 classic sci-fi This Island Earth, the life and times of actor Richard Denning (Creature from the Black Lagoon), weird 'witch' movies, remembering those great Aurora Monster Models, the nuts and bolts of Frankenstein, the 1950s sci-fi monsters are back and much more. Cover painting of the Metaluna Mutant by Lorraine Bush."

"Monster Bash is the classic monster magazine for fans of horror and science fiction films, featuring some of the most noted writers in the business: Tom Weaver, Greg Mank, Frank Dello Stritto and others! Featured articles include: 'The Thin Monster', a profile of actor John Carradine; 'Lon Chaney Never Forgotten'; a look at Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man; Cowboys and Monsters Meet at TV's Gunsmoke; and much more! This is the magazine that makes monster movies fun and brings back the classics for a new generation. Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney and Bela Lugosi live here! Cover painting by Lorraine Bush."

"The B.I.G. issue as in movie producer Mr. Bert I. Gordon! An exclusive new interview with Bert I. Gordon on his canon of landmark science fiction films from The Amazing Colossal Man, War of the Colossal Beast, Beginning of the End, Village of the Giants, Food of the Gods, Tormented, King Dinosaur, The Cyclops, The Boy and the Pirates, Empire of the Ants, and so much more. The 1936 British Ban of Horror Films will be covered with in-depth research. And, get the glue and little bottles of paint ready for a look back at monster models as a way of Monster Kid life!"

"In the tradition of the 1960s and 1970s classic monster magazines, this retro issue is packed with articles on classic werewolf movies, memories from monster fans, the oozing horror of The Blob revisited with behind-the-scenes photos, vintage monster toys, a Abbott & Costello filmbook, The Witch's Dungeon movie museum's 50th anniversary and fear-packed with much more. The perfect magazine for the fans who grew up with Famous Monsters of Filmland and Scary Monsters magazines."

"The glossy classic monster movie magazine! Retro style with photos (color and black and white). In this fear-packed issue: Mummy movies, Bela Lugosi & Ed Wood's unmade films, Monster Bash Flashbacks - fans discuss classic monster movies and share their collections and retro reflections. Abbott and Costello meet monsters, The Munsters Original TV Series, DVD and Blu-Ray reviews and in-depth articles on classic horror and science fiction flicks. "

"The classic movie monster magazine in the retro style of your favorite monster magazines, except it's all glossy, heavy shock stock paper! Warm-up to the classic films of Vincent Price! A tribute to the perennial classic, 1959's House on Haunted Hill. Werewolf movies through the years are featured. Rare photos from the 1930s of writers/artists Ray Bradbury, Ray Harryhausen and Forrest J Ackerman found and printed here. A farewell to Night of the Living Dead's Bill Cardille (Pittsburgh's iconic TV horror host). Inside the Monster Bash Conference with photos. Classic horror and science fiction blu-ray and DVD reviews. Monster Kid Flashback stories from readers and more, more, more!"

"The retro classic monster magazine celebrates 20 years of the Monster Bash events, interviews and stars! This issue features a behind-the-scenes look at It Came from Outer Space with film historian Tom Weaver; Rod Serling's Twilight Zone is given a retrospective by author Frank Dello Stritto. Plus: Monster movie fan flashbacks from the 1960s-1980s; 'Famous Falling Stars': the icons of the screen that we've lost. All this, along with the latest Blu-Ray and DVD reviews of classic horror and science fiction film releases, all packed with gloss photo reproductions and plenty of classic movie fun!"

"The classic monster magazine for the Monster Boom Generation of Monster Kids! In this fear-packed autumn all-gloss magazine: Blood of Dracula rises from the crypt with amazing background information from historian Tom Weaver. Larry Talbot's (The Wolf Man) journal is found, a legacy by Frank Dello Stritto, a reflection on vintage vinyl monsters with Thom Shubilla's Monsters on Wax, Boris Karloff's dual role monsterpiece The Black Room (1935), Monster Kid Flashbacks from fans, Famous Falling Movie Stars and much more. The glorious eye-popping cover of a the ghoulish vamp is by Renaissance monster artist Daniel Horne."

"The classic monster movie magazine with that retro 1960s-1970s feel. Perfect for those looking for the monter family friendly crowd with articles on the classic horror and science fiction films. This issue features the classic Universal Mummy movies, Monster Plants from Outer Space, an in-depth look at the Rankin/Bass classic puppetmation feature Mad Monster Party, actress Claudia Barret reminisces about Robot Monster, a look back at actors and actresses we've lost, DVD and Blu-Ray reviews, and great Monster Kid Flashbacks."

"Glossy monsters crawling out of every page! The Monster Kid magazine produced by the #1 Monster Movie Convention awarded six times by he Rondo Awards. In this issue: The Many Faces of Mr. Hyde, The Last Live Theater Spook Show, The Mothman Lives, The Atomic Monsters of the 1950s, Dracula and Frankenstein revived in 1938, Fan Flashbacks, Famous Falling Stars and your letters! Contributions from Tom Weaver, Frank Dello Stritto, Ron Adams, John Babcock, Leonard Hayhurst, Ted Bohus, Timothy Frick and a gory, glorious cover painting by Daniel Horne."

"The classic monster movie magazine that feels retro and yet is right here in the present looking back at film history. All glossy with color and black and white. Packed with monsters! The Universal classic Bride of Frankenstein is explored in detail with behind-the-scenes rare photos, The Godzilla Legacy in films by author Frank Dello Stritto, the bats are flapping for the unsung atmosphere of 1935's Mark of the Vampire with Bela Lugosi and Carroll Borland, Fan Flashbacks...memories of growing up loving monster movies from fans across the Monster World. A Gruesome Gallery of crystal clear vintage stills, and so much more. Stunning cover painting by Daniel Horne."

"The retro all-gloss monster movie magazine for all ages! Fun and informative with the very best film historian writes today: Tom Weaver, Frank Dello Stritto, Thom Shubilla, Leonard Hayhurst and fans just like you! Loaded with rare photos of the classic monsters. Articles include Dracula facts, The Creature From The Black Lagoon's girlfriend (actress and stuntwoman) Ginger Stanley interviewed, When do Graveyard Ghouls become Zombies?, The Cable TV Horror Hosts made a mark....and more great articles. Plus, a look into the ultimate monster slugfest: Frankenstein Meets The Wolf Man. Don't dare miss this issue for all classic movie monster fans...with a cover by Daniel Horne that will leap off the stands and racks: Drac is Back!"

"The classic movie monster magazine with the best writers in the field, like Tom Weaver, Greg Mank, and Frank Dello Stritto. An all glossy magazine with rare beautiful photo stills. The Mad Doctor films of Boris Karloff, Frankenstein through the years, Monster Fan Flashbacks, and a beautiful spread on life-size monster figures. A gruesome gallery of classic monsters. Plus, the latest blu-ray and DVD releases of classic horror and science fiction films. A stunning cover of Boris Karloff as the Frankenstein Monster from Bride of Frankenstein by top artist Daniel Horne."

"The Master of Menace Tribute! Vincent Price's Edgar Allan Poe films, An Innner-View with the Daughter of Vincent Price, Fantastic Fan Flashbacks, Spooky Houses and The Bela Lugosi Brain Twist Quiz, can you stare down Bela Lugosi himself? Monster Bash is the magazine for classic horror and science fiction films. A retro look that Baby Boomers love with beautiful photo reproductions and a cover painting by Daniel Horne that will pop out at you on the magazine racks. Writers include Tom Weaver, Frank Dello Stritto, Ron Adams, Leonard Hayhurst and more."

"The retro monster movie magazine that jumps off the shelf into the hands of all classic monster fans. In this Horror-Day issue... the snowbound monsters movies of Forrest Tucker, Tom Weaver's Brain Twister Quiz, Fan Flashbacks on Classic Monster toys, and an in-depth history of make-up genius Jack Pierce on Universal's The Wolf Man."

"The retro classic monster magazine that features article and rare photos from classic horror and science fiction films. The cover is by legendary Famous Monsters cover artist Basil Gogos. Articles include: Bela Lugosi's Ygor from Son of Frankenstein and Ghost of Frankenstein, Lon Chaney's Inner Sanctum films, Universal's master monster-maker, make-up artist Jack Pierce and The Wolf Man. Find out about the monstrous music of the monsters. Plus, fans remember growing up with monster movies on TV, at drive-ins and in the theaters with Monster Kid Flashbacks! "

"It the special 40th anniversary issue! The retro classic monster magazine with a stunning cover of Bela Lugosi as the monster from Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man by artist Daniel Horne. Inside original theatrical publicity for Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man. Film historian Frank Dello Stritto explores the horrors of The Wizard of Oz (1939), the film that scared generations of kids with witches and flying monkeys. Fan flashbacks of growing up with monster movies on TV, and super rare, beautiful photo reproductions."

The retro monster movie magazine spotlighting classic horror and science fiction films. A trip through the fictional towns of horror movies, monster movie fan flashbacks, Blu-Ray and DVD reviews, a look at Invaders From Mars, packed with rare photos and background on favorite horror films! Frankenstein Monster cover by the legendary artist Basil Gogos.

The classic retro monster magazine for all ages! Filled with glossy rare photos from horror and science fiction films. In depth articles on the films of Ray Milland, Invasion of the Body Snatchers with Kevin McCarthy, King Kong vs. Godzilla stomps, monster movie fan flashbacks, a gruesome gallery of horrifying motion picture make-ups, off to Mars in a rocket in 1930 and more insightful articles on classic monster movies.

The world's greatest classic monster magazine! This all glossy issue features mummies, mummies and more mummies! Beautiful RARE photo reproductions. Film historian and writer Frank Dello Stritto digs deep in Egyptian sands for the real story behind Kharis, the living mummy of the Universal films. Historian Tom Weaver has found something better than ancient scrolls, the missing scenes from THE MUMMY'S HAND, photos and script excerpts from the Universal vaults. Step inside Boris Karloff's house in a trip back in time to 1931 with renowned writer Greg Mank. Photos direct from Karloff's house to the pages of MONSTER BASH. The hardest working man in horror....John Carradine, is spotlighted by Thom Shubilla. The early make-ups of master make-up man Jack Pierce. Fan Flashbacks: the readers talk! A stunning cover by retro renaissance artist Daniel Horne.

The all glossy classic monster movie magazine! Packed with stunning rare photos, in this issue: The Unknown Universal Frankenstein! Even more Frankenstein - the forgotten faces of Frankenstein monsters. See the faces in glossy gory glory. Writer Frank Dello Stritto takes us on a travelogue of horror on film from the darkest jungles. Classic ghost story author M.R. James passes the rune in this issue. Rare interview conjured up by film historian Tom Weaver. Fan letters and flashbacks on the days of growing up in our Monster Boom Generation.

The classic monster magazine that loves and studies the movies we love!

We predict this issue will be super smash with a look back at the future. It's Criswell, associate of filmmaker Ed Wood, and the most outrageous predictor of future happens. A look at Earth Vs. The Spider, the 1958 Bert I. Gordon big bug movie. Where wise men fear to tread, you'll read about main stream actors that headed for horror movies. TV's Million Dollar Movie played the monster movies we love... again and again! Frankenstein director James Whale tells all!

The all glossy classic monster movie magazine. We're setting sail for Monster Bash Magazine #47 with Ray Harryhausen's Sinbad films and Mysterious Island too. Knock, knock, knocking in Universal's press release vault from 1935 for Were-Wolf that transformed. Movie robots! Machines in the museum. Our favorite robots from TV and movie scream. Cover by Mark Maddox.

The invasion has begun! Monster movie historian Frank Dello Stritto digs into classic Martian invasion films including I Married a Monster from Outer Space. Step inside the House of Frankenstein with rare photos and a look back at this classic monster rally film. It's getting dark, the car is parked...get ready for vintage drive-in movie ads of the past. Writer Tom Weaver takes us on a revival of all the great aliens from the 1950s. The latest Blu-Ray and DVD reviews. Cover by Famous Monsters magazine veteran Sanjulian.

The classic monster movie magazine with stunning covers! In this issue: Emerging from a radioactive cloud it's The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms, writer/film historian Tom Weaver takes a look at the great 1950s space-age movie monsters. The Buster Crabbe Scrapbook, trading card collecting, character actor Skelton Knaggs, and maybe a mummy or two lurks in this tomb! Great articles and super rare photos in this all glossy monster movie magazine!

The all-glossy retro classic monster magazine for a Monster Boom Generation! Inside these glossy gruesome pages... Bela Lugosi lives! We explore the zombie films of Bela Lugosi from the 1930s-1950s. White Zombie and beyond. There's a gallery of rare photos from rare movies that were offered through TV's Shock Theater. Pittsburgh's iconic TV horror host is remembered. Who is Skelton Knaggs? The great character actor that graced the silver screen though many classic horror films. Plus, fan letters, movie reviews, and monster flashbacks. Cover by award winning artist Mark Maddox.