EMILY BOOTH MEETS THE SPACE MONSTERS!

“Hey! Its me again with my second column for Space Monsters and this time contrary to what the title suggests this is not about Frankenstein getting down with some little green men on Mars, but rather a 1960’s semi kinky tale of interplanetary breeding! Have I got your attention now? Good, then I’ll begin.

It’s 1965, the same year as the first human space walk, the first landing on the moon was still 4 years away but it seemed the one question on everyone’s mind in the 60’s (apart from where to score some LSD and get laid?) was “Is there life on Mars?” This fertile theme fed our beloved Sci Fi Horror genre for a good two decades and while this little gem starts life out as your typical ‘first space mission to Mars gone wrong’ movie, it soon takes a rather more kitsch turn…”

You can read the full review of trash classic Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster by the UK’s Mistress of Horror Emily Booth in issue 3 of Space Monsters magazine.

 If you’re wondering where you can grab your copy of Space Monsters (either print or digital) then check out the list and links below to find your easiest option!

Classic Horror Campaign 

http://www.classichorrorcampaign.com/space-monsters-magazine/

Dead Good Publishing Ltd (Digital Version) 

http://spacemonstersofficial.blogspot.co.uk/

Hemlock Books 

http://www.hemlockbooks.co.uk/

The Cinema Store – 5 Upper St Martin’s Lane, London WC2H 9NY

http://www.thecinemastore.co.uk/

Blackwell’s University Bookshop – 

(University of Sheffield, Mappin Street,Sheffield,S1 4DT)

http://stores.blackwell.co.uk/stores/blackwell-university-mappin/

London Film Memorabilia Convention – Saturday 29^th March 2014

http://www.londonfilmmemorabiliaconvention.co.uk/dates-and-guests.html

Camden Film Fair – Saturday 22^nd February 2014

https://www.facebook.com/CamdenFilmFair

Ninth Circle – various festivals and events throughout 2014

https://www.facebook.com/NinthCircle9

Psychotronic Store

http://psychotronicstore.com/

Scary Monsters Scare Store

http://www.scarymonstersscarestore.com/main.sc

Suspect Video – (605 Markham Street * Toronto * Ontario * Canada * M6G 2L7)

http://www.suspectvideo.ca/

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WHAT’S LURKING ON THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON?

The episode of Space:1999 which sticks in people’s minds as the most frightening of all is Dragon’s Domain which tells of the Alphans encountering a hideous monster within an eerie graveyard of space-ships. The alien creature itself is a memorable creation of flailing tentacles, giant hypnotising eye and a gaping maw which sucks people in then spits them out almost instantly, leaving only an empty husk. The script by Christopher Penfold was originally called Web and was influenced by the spiders webs full of dead moths and flies he used to encounter on his rare visits to his home on the Welsh borders…..

You can read the full article by Rick Gladman on the classic horror influences in Space:1999 in issue 1 of Space Monsters magazine.

Print version available from CLASSIC HORROR CAMPAIGN.

Digital version available from DEAD GOOD NEWSSTAND.

Print version also available on AMAZON.CO.UK

SPACE MONSTERS ISSUES 1 AND 2 – SPECIAL MULTIPACK OFFER!

Space Monsters Double Pack!

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Yes, not only is Space Monsters a print magazine but we now have a full-colour digital edition too! So, if reading your favourite mags on your iPhone, iPad, iPod or laptop is your bag then beam up to the Dead Good Newsstand today and download the greatest monster magazine in the galaxy!

* Also available in print format from the CLASSIC HORROR CAMPAIGN website.

MEET OUR VERY SPECIAL CELEBRITY GUEST – DEBBIE ROCHON – AMERICA’S QUEEN OF SCREAM!

Space Monsters Magazine is very proud to announce our very special guest columnist for issue 3 – sexy Scream Queen Debbie Rochon! This gorgeous Canadian is an award-winning horror actress who has appeared in over 200 movies including Shriek of the Lycanthrope (1995), Tromeo and Juliet (1996), Santa Claws (1996), Terror Firmer (1999), Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV (2000), Won Ton Baby! (2009) and Serial Kaller (2014)! Debbie is also a columnist for the long-running horror magazine Fangoria as well as cult movie mag The Phantom of the Movies’ Videoscope.

For Space Monsters issue 3 Debbie discusses her favourite classic sci-fi movies – just wait till you see what’s number one on her list! Not only is she a talented actress Debbie has recently finished directing her first feature film Model Hunger, a horror flick starring Lynn Lowry and Tiffany Shepis.

To order your copy of Space Monsters issue three just follow this LINK!