The Summer 2016 Back to the Drive-In Edition (#99) features an interview with "King of the Fuzz Guitar" Davie Allan, the innovative guitarist who provided the roaring soundtracks to biker classics like THE WILD ANGELS and THE GLORY STOMPERS. Movie villain Kane (HATCHET) Hodder discusses the finer points of  onscreen killing, while actress/writer Debbie Rochon takes readers behind the scenes of original NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD scripter John Russo's new zombie comedy MY UNCLE JOHN IS A ZOMBIE. Action ace Lou Ferrigno talks about his life and times as THE HULK and previews his new film INSTANT DEATH, while genre-film diva Radha Mitchell describes her harrowing turns in the fresh fright films SACRIFICE and THE DARKNESS. Far Eastern correspondent Joseph Perry reports from far-flung film festivals in Jeonju, Korea, and Nagoya, Japan, scoring the advance scoop on movies that have yet to make their American debuts, while VideoScope columnist Tim Ferrante recalls his wild and wooly days as a grindhouse projectionist along the Jersey Shore. And get the latest genre news and reviews with Drive-In Classics, Art-House Video, Best of the West, Noir Gang, Scoring Session, Joy of Sets, Tele-Video, and other info-packed regular columns, all in VideoScope #99.

In VideoScope #115,  Fall Horror Harvest Edition, our dynamic dad/daughter duo, Terry & Tiffany DuFoe, enjoy a candid, career-spanning conversation with drive-in icon/author/filmmaker Jesse Lee Vint, star of such alfresco faves as BOBBIE JO AND THE OUTLAW and MACON COUNTY LINE. Actress/writer Debbie Rochon catches up with literary and cinematic survivalist Max (WORLD WAR Z) Brooks to discuss his latest apocalyptic projects. Rob Freese sits with super-busy Something Weird Video Boss Lady Lisa Petrucci, who outlines the past, present and and future of that seminal exploitation/horror home-video purveyor. Scott Voisin checks in with comic-turned-Character King Larry Hankin, whose many cedits range from ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ to BREAKING BAD, while Paul Risker chats with VHS-oriented auteur Jack Henry (Son of Tim) Robbins.  Far-flung cine-correspondent Joseph Perry reports on the Arrow Video Fright Fest Glasgow. In the vintage fright-film field, David-Elijah Nahmod critiques a brace of UNIVERSAL HORROR COLLECTIONs out via Shout! Factory, while Tim Ferrante praises the promotional minds behind the 1974 TV terror pic KILLDOZER, Rob Freese takes a deep dive into Severin Films’ massive AL ADAMSON: THE MASTERPIECE COLLECTION, and voice actor Bill Timoney recalls supplying vocal aid to the survivors of the doomsday action indie ATOMIC APOCALYPSE. Reeling Back columnist Nancy Naglin takes a rearview look at Mr. White’s Washington, while the Phantom prowls seedy celluloid precincts in Noir Gang. We likewise look at a slew of new and vintage fear films making their Blu-ray and DVD debuts, while our hardworking team of columnists and crix weigh in with their latest observations spanning the entire genre spectrum. All this and the usual much, much more in VideoScope #115, available now. 

VIDEOSCOPE #114
SPRING THRILLS EDITION 

In VideoScope #114, our Spring Thrills Edition, our dynamic dad/daughter duo, Terry & Tiffany DuFoe, enjoy a stimulating chinwag with émigré U.K. auteur Kevin Connor, mastermind behind such enduring cult faves as MOTEL HELL and FROM BEYOND THE GRAVE. Don Vaughn catches up with ever-kinetic actress/stunt superstar Jessie Graff, who recounts her perilous climb up the action-movie ladder, while Rob Freese scores a rare interview with Italo screenwriter Dardano Sacchetti, who’s worked with everyone from Mario (BAY OF BLOOD) Bava to Dario (CAT O’NINE TAILS) Argento. Far-flung cine-correspondent Joseph Perry shares the lowdown on a brace of recent genre-film fests, while actress/author Debbie Rochon recounts her adventures on the set of the upcoming chiller MYSTERY SPOT.  Rob Freese revisits several cherished ‘80s slashers, while David-Elijah Nahmod travels further back in time to celebrate some choice Universal classics joining the Blu-ray ranks. Elsewhere in this issue, we unveil the results of The Phantom’s Annual “B”wards, Tim Ferrante recalls his fortuitous rescue of a lost silent film, voice actor extraordinaire Bill Timoney helps clean up some salty soundtrack language uttered by the likes of Al Pacino and Ryan O’Neal, and Nancy Naglin reels back to the days when George Segal’s KING RAT ruled. We likewise look at a slew of new and vintage fear films making their Blu-ray and DVD debuts, while our hardworking team of columnists and crix weigh in with their latest observations spanning the entire genre spectrum. All this and the usual much, much more in VideoScope #114, available now. 
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VIDEOSCOPE #113
WINTER CHILLS EDITION 

In VideoScope #113, our Winter Chills Edition, our dynamic dad/daughter duo, Terry & Tiffany DuFoe, talk with cinematic jack-of-all-trades Gary Kent, actor (SATAN’S SADISTS), stuntman (from THE SHOOTING to BUBBA HO-TEP), author (SHADOWS & LIGHT), and auteur (THE PYRAMID), whose life and times are explored in the new documentary feature DANGER GOD. Rob Freese takes us back to genre-video’s roots via a chat with VHS pioneer Greg Luce, whose still-active Sinister Cinema label has fed the appetites of offbeat-movie fans for over 35 years, and reviews some choice drive-in double features, slasher films, and genre indies. Classic horror critic David-Elijah Nahmod surveys several backdate Hammer films, from THE DEVIL RIDES OUT to LEGEND OF THE 7 GOLDEN VAMPIRES, accorded lavish Blu-ray special editions from the fright-film specialists at Scream Factory. Our far-flung cine-correspondent Joseph Perry reports on fresh genre films screened at festivals unfolding in London, Bucheon, South Korea, Austin, TX, and Ft. Lauderdale, FL. Actor Bill Timoney recounts his adventures on the set of Martin Scorsese’s latest crime epic THE IRISHMAN, while STAR TREK’s once and future Lt. Uhura, Nichelle Nichols, recalls the iconic kiss shared with William Shatner’s

VIDEOSCOPE #112
FALL HORROR HARVEST EDITION, 

In VideoScope #112, our Fall Horror Harvest Edition, our dynamic dad/daughter duo Terry & Tiffany Dufoe conduct a career-spanning convo with genre star and author Brett Halsey, covering his ‘50s Hollywood roots (CRY-BABY KILLER, RETURN OF THE FLY) to his Euro heyday working with movie maestros like Mario Bava and Dario Argento. Genre journalist Don Vaughan celebrates WIZARD OF OZ icon Margaret Hamilton, once and future Wicked Witch of the West, with her son Hamilton Meserve on the occasion of that offbeat blockbuster’s 80th anniversary. Rob Freese checks in with indie auteur Brett (MY FAIR ZOMBIE) Kelly, who recalls his encounter with the late, great Peter Fonda lensing JESSE JAMES: LAWMAN, while Scott Voisin scores the thespian lowdown from character king James (TWIN PEAKS, 24) Morrison. Our far-flung cinema correspondent Joseph Perry reports re the latest fear fare on display at fright-film fests in Oregon, Montreal and New Orleans, while actress/author Debbie Rochon files her latest Rochon Report from the set of the Missouri-based shocker THE MAN IN ROOM 6, and voice actor Bill Timoney recounts his time fulfilling an unusual request from legendary director Sidney Lumet. Dueling critics Tim Ferrante and Scott Voisin debate the merits of the old and new adaptations of Stephen King’s PET SEMATARY, Reeling Back columnist Nancy Naglin surveys some of filmdom’s scurviest screen pirates, from BLACKBEARD to CAPTAIN KIDD, and cellar dweller John Seal scours his basement domain in search of the long-missing 1974 Ringo Starr/Harry Nilsson showcase SON OF DRACULA. We look at several vintage fear films making their Blu-ray and DVD debuts, while our hardworking team of columnists and crix weigh in with their latest observations spanning the genre spectrum. All this and the usual much, much more in VideoScope #112, available now. 
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VIDEOSCOPE #111
SUMMER DRIVE-IN EDITION

In VideoScope #111, our Summer Drive-in Edition, drive-in maven Rob Freese leads off with a visit to Pennsylvania’s legendary Mahoning Drive-in, for a chat with documentarian Alexander Monelli, whose new film, AT THE DRIVE-IN, chronicles this inspirational tale of movie love and devotion. Our dynamic dad/daughter duo, Terry & Tiffany DuFoe, catch up with drive-in diva Belinda Balaski, a welcome presence in such classic genre fare as BOBBIE JO AND THE OUTLAW, Bert I. (Mr. B.I.G.) Gordon’s FOOD OF THE GODS, and a pair of Joe Dante-directed faves, PIRANHA and THE HOWLING. Then it’s back to Rob for reviews of a wide range of vintage drive-in titles, from William Grefe’s shark shocker MAKO: JAWS OF DEATH to Greydon Clark’s mutant cat romp UNINVITED, making their Blu-ray debuts. Rob also checks in with actor/theater director Matt (THE MUTILATOR) Mitler, who recalls his gritty experiences on the indie front lines, from confronting aggravated anomalies in Frank Henenlotter’s BASKET CASE 2 to covering for an errant Cameron Mitchell in MUTANT WAR. Elsewhere, our roving cinema correspondent Joseph Perry reports on film fests in such far-flung locales as Boston and Brussels; Scott Voisin presents a sneak-peek excerpt from his upcoming Jon Polito biography, a harrowing on-set account of the Curse of THE CROW and the tragic death of star Brandon Lee; and voice actor Bill Timoney recalls his close encounter of the stern kind with filmmaker hero Woody Allen. Plus our crack crew of columnists and crix weigh in with their opinions and ruminations re the latest DVD and Blu-ray releases, from The Phantom’s NOIR GANG to Nancy Naglin’s ART-HOUSE VIDEO. All this and the usual much, much more in VideoScope #111, available now.

In VideoScope #110, Spring Chills Edition, our dynamic dad/daughter duo, Terry & Tiffany DuFoe, converse with iconic actress Candy Clark, who recalls her adventures working with director George Lucas (AMERICAN GRAFFITI), superstar David Bowie (THE MAN WHO FELL TO EARTH) and series creator David Lynch on his recent TWIN PEAKS reboot. Don Vaughan checks in with one of the industry's most in-demand makeup mavens, Dennis Liddiard, whose credits include such big-screen genre fare as KONG: SKULL ISLAND, AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR and JOHN CARTER. U.K. cine-journalist Paul Risker catches up with Kiwi newcomer Tim Van Dammen, whose surreal sci-fi romp MEGA TIME SQUAD  became a film-fest fave before landing on Stateside disc via Dark Sky Films. And speaking of fests, our far-flung correspondent Joseph Perry reports on a pair of recent genre gatherings, upstate New York's Ithaca Fantastic Film Festival and Toronto's Blood in the Snow. Elsewhere, actor Bill Timoney recounts his sometimes traumatic vocal sessions with thespian perfectionist Al Pacino; Rob Freese honors pioneering femme exploitation auteur Stephanie Rothman, of TERMINAL ISLAND and WORKING GIRLS fame; Tim Ferrante spends quality time with two of notorious NYC auteur Andy (MONSTROSITY) Milligan's final features; Nancy Naglin revisits the visionary pleasures of Mel Gibson's historical epic APOCALYPTO; and our ever-opinionated team of columnists and crix file their latest filmic findings. 
All this and the usual much, much more in VideoScope #110, available now.
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In VideoScope #109, Winter Noir & Horror Edition, Don Vaughan joins film editor and Grindhouse Releasing honcho Bob Murawski for the inside scoop re restoring Orson Welles' fabled "lost" movie THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WIND, then checks in with storyboard artist Mark Bristol about his work on everything from FEAR OF THE WALKING DEAD to MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: FALLOUT. Our dynamic dad/daughter duo, Terry & Tiffany DuFoe, speak at length with iconic Bond Girl (THE SPY WHO LOVED ME) and Hammer Horror Queen (CAPTAIN KRONOS, VAMPIRE HUNTER) Caroline Munro, while Scott Voisin catches up with busy character king, director and writer Bill (PREDATOR) Duke, whose book, BILL DUKE: MY 40-YEAR CAREER ON SCREEN AND BEHIND THE CAMERA, arrived in November. Our roving film-fest correspondent Joseph Perry reports from no fewer than four fests--in Brooklyn, Seattle, London and Austin, Texas--to critique genre pics coming soon to theaters, disc, and streaming sites near you. Nancy Naglin goes Reeling Back to the Wild West for a look at Hollywood's best and worst equestrians; voice actor Bill Timoney recalls his loud encounters of the third kind with acting legend Al Pacino; The Phantom unearths a plethora of film noir's hidden treasures; dueling critics Tim Ferrante and Scott Voisin debate the merits of M. Night (GLASS) Shyamalan's eerie ouevre; John Seal descends deep into the basement to discover the rare Dorothy Dandridge slave ship thriller TAMANGO; Rob Freese celebrates an eclectic array of fright-film greats; and our dedicated crew of columnists and crix weigh in on the latest releases making their digital debuts. All this and the usual much, much more in VideoScope #109, available now.
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In VideoScope #108, Fall Horror Harvest Edition, writer Don Vaughan joins actor John Amplas for a look at his decades working with frightmeister and NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD auteur George Romero, from his starring role as modern-day vampire MARTIN to a strolling mime in KNIGHTRIDERS. Don checks in with paleontologist and dinosaur movie maven Julia McHugh to separate fact from fiction in screen behemoths from KING KONG to JURASSIC PARK. Dynamic dad/daughter duo, Terry & Tiffany DuFoe, track down the original "Ma and Pa Kettle of the Movie Business," drive-in royalty Ferd and Beverly Sebastian, who discuss their prolific alfresco output, from Claudia Jennings' iconic swamp romp GATOR BAIT to the Halloween rock shocker ROCKTOBER BLOOD. Roving film-fest correspondent Joseph Perry reports on Montreal's Fantasia 2018 and the 2018 Portland Horror Film Festival, while Dan Cziraky evaluates the latest MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 set to escape from Shout! Factory's vaults. Actor Bill (ORANGE IS THE NEW BLACK) Timoney launches his new inside-industry column Heard But Not Seen: Adventures in Voice Acting; Split Screen sparring partners Tim Ferrante and Scott Voisin debate the merits of rat-attack movies Willard (1971) and its 2003 remake; columnist Nancy Naglin goes Reeling Back to the late '60s, when Playing Dirty was the norm: Rob Freese and The Phantom celebrate some of their vintage fear-film faves joining the Blu-ray ranks; and our dedicated crew of columnists and crix weigh in on the latest westerns, noirs, rare soundtrack CDs, and new releases making their digital debuts, all VideoScope #108.

In VideoScope #107,  Summer Back to the Drive-in Edition, dynamic dad/daughter duo, Terry & Tiffany DuFoe, enjoy an intimate chinwag with exotic screen beauty Martine Beswick, who discusses her days as a Bond Girl (THUNDERBALL, FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE), Hammer Queen (DR. JEKYLL AND SISTER HYDE) and everything beyond and in between. Scott Voisin catches up with once and future nerd Eddie Deezen, who recounts his adventures working  with everyone from Steven Spielberg (1941) to Fred Olen Ray (BEVERLY HILLS VAMP). Journalist Chris Hallock talks with one of filmdom's busiest and most eclectic composers, Jeff Grace, whose scores have driven films spanning all genres, from horror (STAKE  LAND, HELLBENDERS) to westerns (IN A VALLEY OF VIOLENCE) to thrillers (A COLD DAY IN JULY) and neo-noirs (TV's HAP AND LEONARD). Don Vaughan tracks down real-life shark expert George Burgess for his assessment of Hollywood's killer fish contingent, from JAWS to newcomers like THE SHALLOWS and SHARKNADO. Elsewhere in #107, Nancy Naglin scopes out BOMBSHELL: THE HEDY LAMARR STORY and other new WW II films, Dan Cziraky critiques the new MST3K crew, and our roving cinema correspondent Joseph Perry covers The Midwest Weirdfest and The Overlook Film Festival. The Phantom celebrates the latest vintage noirs to join the digital ranks, Rob Freese gallops back to the 1960s pasta prairie to corral the Best of the Spaghetti West, Tim Ferrante shares the latest rare soundtrack CD news, and our dedicated crew of columnists and critics report in from their respective corners of the movie map, all in VideoScope #107.

VIDEOSCOPE #106 SPRING CHILLS EDITION!
CELEBRATING OUR 25TH YEAR! Our Spring 2018 Spring Chills Edition (#106) features Terry & Tiffany DuFoe's in-depth interview with celebrated British actress Samantha Eggar, who recounts her experiences working  with directors William Wyler (THE COLLECTOR), David Cronenberg (THE BROOD), and James Glickenhaus (THE EXTERMINATOR). Don Vaughn explores the wild worlds of genre director Worth Keeter, from his days as notorious maverick movie mogul Earl Owensby's in-house auteur honing drive-in titles like WOLFMAN, CHAIN GANG and ROTTWEILER: DOGS OF HELL to his busy Hollywood career. Journalist Alison Hill profiles actor Matthew Knowles and his evolution from American college football player to Chinese action star. Elsewhere in #106, we present our 2018 Phantom "B"wards honoring noteworthy achievements in the past year's genre-video field, Nancy Naglin revisits Gillo Pontecorvo's controversial revolutionary classic THE BATTLE OF ALGIERS, Dan Cziraky delves into Shout! Factory's final MST3K set, and our roving cinema correspondent Joseph Perry scopes out a troika of film fests in such far-flung locales as Sydney, Australia, Ithaca, New York, and Brooklyn, USA. Rob Freese gallops back to the 1960s pasta prairie to corral the Best of the Spaghetti West, Tim Ferrante shares the latest rare soundtrack CD news, and our dedicated crew of columnists and crix report in from their respective corners of the movie map. We also debut a new column, The Phantom's I Wake Up Streaming!, where we focus on some choice selections from 'net streaming sources. Plus more info-packed columns and over 80 new genre-movie reviews, all in VideoScope #106.

CELEBRATING OUR 25TH YEAR! Our Winter 2018 Cult Thrills Edition (#105) features Terry & Tiffany DuFoe's in-depth interview with writer/director Carl Gottlieb, who recounts his adventures working on JAWS, Steve Martin's THE JERK and the outrageous anthology AMAZON WOMEN OF THE MOON. Chris Hallock checks in with rising genre star Lauren Ashley Carter, of JUG FACE and THE WOMAN fame, while in our Cult Movie Milestones column the late, great Michael Powell describes the terrors and travails of directing the psycho classic PEEPING TOM. Far-flung film-fest correspondent Joseph Perry reports from no fewer than three genre festivals--Miami's Popcorn Frights, Utah's Filmquest 2017 and North Carolina's Wreak Havoc Horror Film Festival--while Rob Freese survives Nashville's latest 12 Hours of Terror! monster-movie marathon. Industry veteran Wade (THE HELTER SKELTER MURDERS) Williams relives the  real-life horror of MEETING MANSON, longtime TV producer/host Jeff Strate braves the Midwest premiere of DEMON WITH THE ATOMIC BRAIN, and we explore some of the world's weirdest films in THE STRANGE WORLD OF CHRIS MICHAEL. Reeling Back columnist Nancy Naglin revisits CLEOPATRA, dueling Split Screen crix Tim Ferrante and Scott Voisin tangle over not one but two MANCHURIAN CANDIDATEs, and The Phantom dons shades and fedora to hang with NOIR GANG. Plus more info-packed columns and over 80 new genre-movie reviews, all in VideoScope #105.

VideoScope's Fall 2017 Horror Harvest Edition (#104) features an exclusive interview with legendary genre-movie maverick Larry Cohen, subject of the new documentary KING COHEN and creator of such macabre masterworks as Q, GOD TOLD ME TO, and IT'S ALIVE! Hollywood kid turned author, screenwriter and iconic actor William Wellman Jr. discusses the celluloid exploits of his famed director father "Wild Bill" Wellman (WINGS, THE PUBLIC ENEMY) and recounts his own screen adventures in HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL, MACUMBA LOVE, BORN LOSERS and many more. Character king Kevin (THE USUAL SUSPECTS) Pollak shares his insights into the realms of standup comedy, acting and directing. Roving correspondent Joseph Perry covers a brace of venerable genre-film fests, Montreal's Fantasia and South Korea's 2017 Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival. Cult-movie programmer Mark Anastasio shares his retro-screen expertise, while Reeling Back columnist Nancy Naglin explores THE LOST CITY OF Z and MOUNTAINS OF THE MOON, Dan Cziraky celebrates THE RETURN OF GODZILLA, and Tim Ferrante uncovers a pair of long-lost horrors. And scope out the latest genre news and reviews with Rob Freese's Fear, Nancy Naglin's Art-House Video, Best of the West, Tim Ferrante's Scoring Session, The Phantom's Joy of Sets, Split Screen and other info-packed regular columns, all in VideoScope #104.

VideoScope's Summer 2017 Back to the Drive-In Edition (#103) features an exclusive commentary by exploitation-film legend Sam Sherman, who recounts his adventures stocking the ozoner circuits with such down and dirty fare as ANGELS' WILD WOMEN, SATAN'S SADISTS, THE NAUGHTY STEWARDESSES and BRAIN OF BLOOD. Also on hand to share their cinematic experiences and insights are multi-talented actor/singer/author Adrienne (CREEPSHOW) Barbeau, actor Michael (FLASHDANCE, THE HIDDEN) Nouri, actress Sharon (IT'S ALIVE!) Farrell, and character king Stuart (ARACHNOPHOBIA) Pankin. Roving correspondent Joseph Perry covers two gala fests, Korea's 18th International Jeonju Film Festival and Oregon's debuting Overlook Film Festival. Dan Cziraky scrutinizes the latest MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 DVD set, while Rob Freese examines several literally eye-popping new 3-D Blu-rays, and Nancy Naglin meditates on the fate of THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN. And scope out the latest genre news and reviews with Rob Freese's Drive-In Delirium!, Nancy Naglin's Art-House Video, Best of the West, Tim Ferrante's Scoring Session, The Phantom's Joy of Sets, Split Screen and other info-packed regular columns, all in VideoScope #103.

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VideoScope's Spring 2017 Spring Thrills Edition (#102) features an exclusive interview with genre-movie legend Roger Corman discussing his wild reboot DEATH RACE 2050. Actress Dyanne Thorne remembers her days as the titular dominatrix in the notorious exploitation quartet ILSA, SHE WOLF OF THE SS, ILSA, HAREM KEEPER OF THE OIL SHEIKS, ILSA, TIGRESS OF SIBERIA, and WANDA, THE WICKED WARDEN. Cult writer Joe R. Lansdale shares the lowdown on his popular novels, TV series and films, from BUBBA HO-TEP to HAP AND LEONARD, with genre journalist Chris Hallock. Reporter Don Vaughan explores the ins, outs, ups and downs of voice acting with Hollywood's reigning Voice of Choice Kevin Michael Richardson. Veteran actor Conrad (PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE) Brooks recalls his close encounters of the absurd kind with cult-movie icon Ed Wood. Elsewhere, in the Spring issue, the Phantom hands out his Annual "B"wards for achievements in the 2017 genre-film field, Dan Cziraky checks in with the boys and 'bots in the front row with the latest MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 set, and Nancy Naglin revisits mystery movies past in Reeling Back. Plus we score the latest genre news and reviews in Drive-In Delirium!, Art-House Video, Best of the West, Split Screen, Noir Gang, Scoring Session, Joy of Sets, Tele-Video, and other info-packed columns and reviews, all in VideoScope #102.

VideoScope #101 WINTER 2017 
The Winter 2017 Issue Winter Chills Edition (#101) features an interview with actor Dennis Christopher, star of two coming-of-age cult-film classics, the sports winner BREAKING AWAY and the mega-chiller FADE TO BLACK. Italo genre-film legend Luigi (STARCRASH, CONTAMINATION) Cozzi discusses his daring new docu-fever dream BLOOD ON MELIES' MOON. Character king Robert Costanzo dissects his long career as a comic tough guy on TV (NYPD BLUE) and film (CITY SLICKERS, DIE HARD 2) with interviewer extraordinaire Scott Voisin, while Don Vaughn investigates the art of restoring exploitation classics with the dedicated genre-film preservationists at VINEGAR SYNDROME. We  welcome Japan's Angry Green Giant's return in SHIN-GODZILLA, while our Far Eastern correspondents Joseph Perry and Chris Weatherspoon report from South Korea's 2016 Busan International Film Festival and the traveling Scream Queen Film Fest Tokyo, and Rob Freese describes surviving Nashville, TN's Belcourt Theatre's 12 Hours of Terror Halloween marathon. Dan Cziraky delves into the latest DOCTOR WHO releases, Don Vaughn salutes late, great gore pioneer Herschell Gordon (BLOOD FEAST) Lewis, and we survey the latest scream gems to make their DVD and Blu-ray debuts. And get the latest genre news and reviews with Drive-In Delirium!, Art-House Video, Best of the West, Noir Gang, Scoring Session, Joy of Sets, Tele-Video, and other info-packed regular columns, all in VideoScope #101.

The Fall 2016 Special 100th Issue Anniversary & Horror Harvest Edition (#100) features an interview with Kevin Vanhentenryck, iconic star of Frank Henenlotter's enduring BASKET CASE Trilogy. Scare-film sculptor and museum curator Cortlandt Hull takes readers on a tour of his WITCH'S DUNGEON, spooky pride of Bristol, CT. Cult auteur Don Coscarelli discusses his horror-movie milestone PHANTASM and ongoing sequels, while we enjoy a frighteningly fond look back at the groundbreaking indie art-house chiller CARNIVAL OF SOULS with late, great director HERK HARVEY. Far Eastern correspondents Joseph and Cohen Perry report from South Korea's 2016 Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival, scoring the advance scoop on such upcoming major genre fare as Kiyoshi Kuorosawa's CREEPY and Isaac Ezban's THE SIMILARS. Dan Cziraky delves into the latest MYSTERY SCIENCE THEATER 3000 COLLECTION, Nancy Naglin salutes ultimate screen scoundrel George Sanders, and we survey the latest scream gems to make their DVD and Blu-ray debuts. And get the latest genre news and reviews with Drive-In Classics, Art-House Video, Best of the West, Noir Gang, Scoring Session, Joy of Sets, Tele-Video, and other info-packed regular columns, all in VideoScope #100. 

The Spring 2016 Spring Chills Edition (#98) features an illustrated homage to Italy's versatile goth-movie maestro Antonio (CASTLE OF BLOOD) Margheriti as seen through the eyes of his filmmaker son Edoardo. Property master John Sanders guides us through THE WALKING DEAD's sprawling prop warehouses where the inventory ranges from zombie-popping pistols to walker-slicing swords. Master of Horror Eli (HOSTEL) Roth and star Keanu (THE MATRIX) Reeves discuss their change-of-pace collaboration KNOCK KNOCK, a contemporary re-imagining of the cult '70s exploitation gem 
DEATH GAME. Then, meet movie bear master Doug Seus, who discusses his fur-raising adventures with ursine star Bart the Bear, of THE BEAR and LEGENDS OF THE FALL fame. And score the latest genre scoops with Scare-Screen Classics, The Phantom's Annual "B"wards, Art-House Video, Best of the West, Noir Gang, Scoring Session, Joy of Sets, Tele-Video, Mystery Science Theater 3000, and other info-packed regular columns.

The Winter 2016 Cult Action Edition (#97) leads off with exclusive interviews with best-selling FIRST BLOOD author David Morrell. Get the behind-the-scenes story of how his iconic creation, Rambo, evolved from antiwar crusader (FIRST BLOOD) to ruthless screen warrior (RAMBO).  Filmmaking Brothers Dowdle and star Owen Wilson recount the making of the breathless action film NO ESCAPE. Actor Mark Pellegrino shares his journey from professional screen punk (Death Wish 3) to cult TV star, playing God on LOST and Lucifer on SUPERNATURAL. Jack-of-all-action-trades Anthony De Longis describes his career as a movie swordsman, martial-artist and STAR TREK actor. Best of the Fests travels from Nashville's 12 Hours of Terror to South Korea's 2015 Busan International Film Festival. And score the latest genre scoops with Scare-Screen Classics, Art-House Video, Best of the West, Noir Gang, Scoring Session, Joy of Sets, Tele-Video and other info-packed regular columns.

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