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LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS #17 (paperback)

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    The Making of
    CAPTAIN CLEGG'S NIGHT CREATURES
    by Bruce G. Hallenbeck
    The best of Hammer's pirate adventures
    This 1961 classic blends a mixture of the supernatural (those marsh phantoms) and great action. With Peter
    Cushing, Patrick Allen, Oliver Reed, Yvonne Romain and Michael Ripper.
    It remains one of Hammer's greatest films!
    Interviews with
    :
    John Temple Smith (Producer)
    Peter Graham Scott (Director)
    Patrick Allen (Lead Actor)
    *
    Peter Cushing wrote his own Dr. Syn script at the time! Wayne Kinsey and
    producer John Temple Smith talk about this forgotten treasure.
    *
    "The Horrible Historie of Dr. Syn"
    .
    Denis Meikle looks at the Dr. Syn
    novels of Russell Thorndyke
    *
    "The Ladies of Hammer 5"
    Jonathan Sothcott talks to
    Linda Hayden
    (TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA & BLOOD ON SATAN'S CLAW)
    *A Photographic Tour
    Behind the Scenes at Hammer:
    Full page photos showing interior and exterior sets
    and how Hammer filmed their horrors!
    *
    "Interview with Kenneth Hyman"
    by Denis Meikle.
    Hyman and his father were the secret powers
    behind the throne at Hammer.
    Find out about the inside
    dealings during Hammer's heyday.
    *
    "The Corporate House of Hammer"
    by Wes Walker.
    To keep the company afloat
    Hammer played many business games and operated under many different company names. Wes Walker takes you behind the scenes on the business history of our favorite horror film company.
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    also the latest in book and magazine reviews  *  Hammer News * DVD Reviews
    *
    Hundreds of rare photographs including many behind-the-scenes
    Front Cover painting by Steve Karchin
    Back Cover painting by Norm Bryn
    Interior art by : Bruce Timm
    Neil Vokes
    Murad Gumen
    Adrian Salmon
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