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<FONT COLOR='#ff0000'>'Dead End' Drives You Crazy</FONT>: Join Ray Wise and family for a frightening road trip into the unknown.<BR>

<FONT COLOR='#ff0000'>DVD Dungeon</FONT>: Cool extras multiply on 'Deadly Spawn' disc; 'It's Alive' anew; a spirited package for 'Ghosts' <BR>

<FONT COLOR='#ff0000'>'Happy Birthday' Presents</FONT>: Creative-murder fans got a bloody gift when 'Happy Birthday to Me' <font color=blue><b>splatter</b></font>ed onscreen.<BR>

<FONT COLOR='#ff0000'>'Hellbent' For Death</FONT>: Hunks and horror are combined as the slasher genre meets the gay-filmmaking trend.<BR>

<FONT COLOR='#ff0000'>Getting Evil For Dad</FONT>: While threatening others as 'The Sadist,' Arch Hall Jr. encountered dangerous situations of his own.<BR>

<FONT COLOR='#ff0000'>Nightmare Library</FONT>: Welcome back 'From the Borderlands'; why did Little 'Resort' to old tricks?</td></tr><hr width=95% align='center' color='#cccccc'><table><tr><td><a id='thumb1' ngentmemekent='big/schnitt40.jpg' class='highslide' onclick='return hs.expand(this)'></a><div><center>SCHNITT, Issue #40 - October/November/December 2005</center></div><center><a ngentmemekent='main.php?title=SCHNITT&etos=%'><b>SCHNITT</b></a>, Issue #40 - October/November/December 2005</center>Thema: Montagemuster

Christian Schulz: n! - Notizen zur Reihenfolge der Bilder
Hans Beller: Der montierte Liebesakt
Gabriele Voss: Das Versprechen am Anfang
Ein Gespräch mit Walter Murch: Kollision von Ton und Bild
Ein Gespräch mit Tom Rolf: Den Beruf kannte ich gar nicht
Ein Gespräch mit Herve Schneid: Dienst am Film
Gerhard Schumm: Montage studieren

Interview

Amos Kollek

Filme

Dreischnitt - Das Kind (Jean-Pierre & Luc Dardenne)
Dear Wendy (Thomas Vinterberg)
Mitfahrer (Nicolai Albrecht)
Cremaster Cycle (Matthew Barney)
Lost Children (Ali Samadi Ahadi)
L'auberge espagnole - Wiedersehen in St. Petersburg (Cedric Klapisch)
Lepel (Willem van de Sande Bakhuyzen)
Wie im Himmel (Kay Pollak)
Brothers Grimm (Terry Gilliam)
Factotum (Bent Hamer)
Goal! (Danny Cannon)
Drum (Zola Maseko)
A History of Violence (David Cronenberg)
Rize (David LaChapelle)
Die Reise der Pinguine (Luc Jacquet)
Manderlay (Lars von Trier)
Frozen Angels (Frauke Sandig)
Mongolian Ping Pong (Ning Hao)
Das zweite Leben des Monsieur Manesquier (Patrice Leconte)
Der Duft von Lavendel (Charles Dance)
Edelweißpiraten (Niko von Glasow)
Shouf Shouf Habibi! (Albert ter Heerdt)
Die blaue Grenze (Till Franzen)

Rubriken

BFS: Gut aufgehoben, Sahneschnitte
Festivals: Filmfest München, Internationales Filmfestival Karlovy Vary
Kurzfilme: Delivery, Giaccomo e Pepe, Marco und der Wolf
Asian Food: <font color=blue><b>splatter</b></font>, Trash und Transzendenz
Dokumentarfilm: Der Rest ist Emotion
Musik: Spitting Off Tall Buildings
Clip Club: Goldfrapp - "Oh La La"
DVDs: "Züri brennt", "The Directors Label", "Good Movies"
Filmbücher
Kolumnen: Dietrich Kuhlbrodt, Boris Groys</td></tr><hr width=95% align='center' color='#cccccc'><table><tr><td><a id='thumb1' ngentmemekent='big/ruemorgue55.jpg' class='highslide' onclick='return hs.expand(this)'></a><div><center>RUE MORGUE, Issue #55 - April 2006</center></div><center><a ngentmemekent='main.php?title=RUE MORGUE&etos=%'><b>RUE MORGUE</b></a>, Issue #55 - April 2006</center>SINEMA OF FLESH AND BLOOD
Rue Morgue mounts an exploration of the relationship between horror and pornography with a peek at the perverse pleasures of the Eurotic horror movement of the 1970s. Exclusive interviews with filmmakers Jean Rollin, Jose Larraz and scream queen Lina Romay. Plus: Joe D'Amato exhumed, contemporary <font color=blue><b>splatter</b></font> Porn and more!
DAWN OF THE DEAD HEROES
The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman explains what happened to the classic men in tights after Marvel placed its entire universe in his maniacal hands. Plus: a corpse comics APB and a look back at Deadworld.
INVASION OF THE SEX SLUGS FROM OUTER SPACE!
James Gunn gives us the scoop on the goop in his new retro-<font color=blue><b>splatter</b></font>-comedy Slither.
NECRO EROTICA
Exhumed for your viewing pleasure, the beautifully morbid photography of Chad Michael Ward.
NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND:
Pornography.
DREADLINES:
Del Toro readies Pan's Labyrinth, anticipates future monster movies; Rob Zombie back in musician's saddle with Educated Horses; World Horror Con brings top genre writers to San Francisco.
CINEMACABRE:
Featuring: Marebito, Final Destination 3, Tamara, Return of the Living Dead 4: Necropolis, Puppet Master vs. Demonic Toys, Tears of Kali, House of the Dead 2: Dead Aim, Hard Candy, and more! Reissues presents reviews of Gorgo, Night of the Skull, Magic, Satan's Blood, Poltergeist: The Legacy: Season One, Women's Prison Massacre, One Dark Night, When A Stranger Calls, the Luciano Ercoli Death Box Set and much more!
INDIE TERROR FEST:
Spotlight on Andrew Leman's The Call of Cthulhu.
CINEMARQUEE:
Earth vs. The Spider (1958)/War of the Colossal Beast (1958) and How to Make a Monster (1958)/Blood of Dracula (1957).
SCHIZOID CINEPHILE:
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2.
BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS:
The Ticking, Crickets, The Great and Secret Show, The Territory, Hellboy: Makoma, Werewolves: Call of the Wild.
THE NINTH CIRCLE:
Spotlight on David Wellington's Monster Island, also featuring The Nightmare Encyclopedia, Hitchcock and 20th Century Cinema, Poems Bewitched and Haunted, Kolchak: The Night Stalker Chronicles, Stephen King's Cell, Christopher Golden's The Shell Collector and John Pelan's The Color Out of Darkness, and more!
TRAVELOGUE OF TERROR:
The Mummies of Ancient Egypt.
THE GORE-MET:
Menu: Antropophagus.
AUDIO DROME:
Featuring the swampy, haunted, piano-driven rock jangles of Rock City Morgue, plus reviews of Die You Zombie Bastards! OST, Slaughter Disc OST, Hayride to Hell, Pledge Your Allegiance to Satan!, Zombie Ghost Train, Ennio Morricone, Covered In Bees, Hallowmas, American Werewolves, Severe Torture and Impaler.
PLAY DEAD:
Friday the 13th & A Nightmare on Elm Street Killer Trivia, Monster Mad Libs, Zombies!!! 5: School's Out Forever.
CLASSIC CUT:
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1886).</td></tr><hr width=95% align='center' color='#cccccc'><table><tr><td><a id='thumb1' ngentmemekent='big/shivers130.jpg' class='highslide' onclick='return hs.expand(this)'></a><div><center>SHIVERS, Issue #130 - November/December 2006</center></div><center><a ngentmemekent='main.php?title=SHIVERS&etos=%'><b>SHIVERS</b></a>, Issue #130 - November/December 2006</center>Features
Pan's Labyrinth Director Interview Exclusive! - Director Guillermo Del Toro tells why his heart-tugging new Fantasy film, is his most personal work yet
Robert Englund Exclusive! - Modern cinema's 'Titan of Terror' talks about his new films, including Hatchet, Behind the Mask and Heartstopper
Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning Set Report Exclusive! - On the set with stars Jordana Brewster, Andrew Bryniarski and R Lee Ermey
Saw 3 Exclusive! - Come behind the scenes on the third shocker in the Saw series!
The Ferryman Exclusive! - John Rhys Davies stars in this new Horror from New Zealand!
Puritan Exclusive! - We meet director Hadi Hajaig and star Nick Moran to talk about their new independent British film
The Bride of Frankenstein - Jonathan Rigby looks back at the Universal classic in an exclusive preview of his forthcoming book American Gothic
Dark Shadows - All about the beloved Gothic soap opera, plus the making of a new series of audio plays featuring the original cast!
Evil Aliens Exclusive - Director Jake West on his blood-<font color=blue><b>splatter</b></font>ed '80s Horror homage, now on DVD
2001 Maniacs Exclusive - Tim Sullivan on directing his 'splatstick' cult movie starring Robert Englund, and his new project Driftwood
Fright Fest 2006 - A review of all the films from the recent London Horror and Fantasy Film Festival!

Plus
Opinion - Kim Newman on the animated monster rally Batman versus Dracula!
The Fright of Your Life - Jonathan Rigby chooses a classic moment from Horror history - this issue, George C Scott in The Changeling
The Pitt of Horror - Actress and Horror expert Ingrid Pitt looks at the crimes of a chilling pair of serial killers in Stockholm!
Poster - For your wall - the fantastic faun from Guillermo Del Toro's weird and wonderful new film Pan's Labyrinth

with news and TV, book, film and video reviews
</td></tr><hr width=95% align='center' color='#cccccc'><table><tr><td><a id='thumb1' ngentmemekent='big/starburst342.jpg' class='highslide' onclick='return hs.expand(this)'></a><div><center>STARBURST, Issue #342 - October 2006</center></div><center><a ngentmemekent='main.php?title=STARBURST&etos=%'><b>STARBURST</b></a>, Issue #342 - October 2006</center>Star Trek 40th Anniversary 
Kirk and Spock Reunited! Original series stars William Shatner and Leonard Nimoy continue to chat about their fond memories of the series and movies
Brent Spiner Exclusive Interview The actor best known recalls his tour of duty aboard the Enterprise D as Lt Cmdr Data 
Flashback: The Wrath of Khan We delve into the archives to examine one of the most popular Star Trek movies, with interviews and contemporary reviews

Battlestar Galactica (2000s) - Season 3 preview 
Nicki Clyne Exclusive on set interview!The actress who plays Crewman Specialist Cally talks about her character's development
Photo Special A fantastic 16-page photo feature with a host of spectacular new images

Torchwood Exclusive Interview Writer and co-producer Chris Chibnall gives us a taste of what to expect with the Doctor Who spin-off
Afterlife Exclusive Interview Writer Stephen Volk and producer Murray Ferguson talk about the second season
Evil Aliens! Exclusive Interview Director Jake West talks about his new films - a gory homage to '80s <font color=blue><b>splatter</b></font> movies and a Pumpkinhead sequel
Pulse Actress Kristen Bell talks about her role battling supernatural creatures in the new US adaptation of a Japanese Horror!
Top 10 Movies coming our way in 2007, including Transformers and a certain wallcrawler..

With
Our regular detailed look at all the new Sci-Fi and Fantasy novels, film and TV releases both new and old on DVD, and we check out the best new collectables...
A look at new cinema releases Adrift, Click, Pulse, Snakes on a Plane, The Wicker Man
The latest and up-to-date TV Reviews covering The 4400, Blade: The Series, The Dead Zone, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate SG-1
Book Reviews Armageddon's Children, The Fledging of Az Gabrielson, Icarus, London Under Midnight, Clark,Shield of Thunder, Wintersmith
Comics Fell #6, Justice League of America #1, Supergirl
Multimedia, DVDs, Soundtracks & Collectables
Trailer Park We take a light-hearted look at the trailer for The Return, starring Sarah Michelle Gellar</td></tr><hr width=95% align='center' color='#cccccc'><table><tr><td><a id='thumb1' ngentmemekent='big/ruemorgue66.jpg' class='highslide' onclick='return hs.expand(this)'></a><div><center>RUE MORGUE, Issue #66 - April 2007</center></div><center><a ngentmemekent='main.php?title=RUE MORGUE&etos=%'><b>RUE MORGUE</b></a>, Issue #66 - April 2007</center>SEX, VIOLENCE AND 42ND ST.: 
Rue Morgue examines grindhouse ground zero, the seedy, sensational source of the movement, plus the upcoming Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez double bill that pays homage to it. Interviews with Rodriguez, Kurt Russell, Tom Savini, Rob Zombie, Eli Roth and Edgar Wright. Plus: William Lustig remembers 42nd Street, H.G. Lewis on making exploitation films, and more!<br>
SKINNY PUPPY: 25 YEARS OF AURAL VIOLENCE: 
This year, the harbingers of dark industrial music celebrate their silver anniversary. cEvin Key and Ogre speak! Plus: Skinny Puppy's 25 most terrifying tracks.<br>
CARNIVAL MACABRE: 
Welcome to Pooch Island, a cartoonish, monster-packed, acrylic thrill ride.<br>
LOVE WILL TEAR US APART: 
Lucky McKee and Angela Bettis trade director and actor roles for their latest collaboration, Roman.<br>
NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND: 
Grindhouses.<br>
DREADLINES: 
Mondo Macabro produces first Pakistani gore film, Original Stuart Gordon storyboards up for auction, Zombies invade new interactive gaming technology.<br>
CINEMACABRE: 
Reviews of 300, The Number 23, Hot Fuzz, Hannibal Rising, Pumpkin: Ashes to Ashes, The Messengers, Sheitan, Masters of Horror 'Family,' Night of the Living Dorks, Open Water 2: Adrift, Heartstopper, Tokko. Reissues presents a look at Horror Trailer Compilations. Reviews of The Silence of the Lambs, Devil Times Five, Black Magic, The Forest, Jess Franco's Count Dracula, Macumba Sexual, Mansion of the Living Dead.<br>
CINEMARQUEE: 
Monsters and Madmen Collection.<br>
SCHIZOID CINEPHILE: 
Spotlight: Coralina Cataldi Tassoni (Part 2).<br>
BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS: 
Spotlight: Han Rickheit's Chloe. Reviews of Dead World: Requiem for the World, Elk's Run, Fall of Cthulhu, Roadkill Zoo, Sasquatch.<br>
THE NINTH CIRCLE: 
Spotlight: James Farr's Xombie: Dead on Arrival. Reviews of The Hollywood Horror Film 1931-1941, Beasts!, <font color=blue><b>splatter</b></font> Flicks, Stephen Graham Jones' Demon Theory, William Hjortsberg's Falling Angel.