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BijouBob8mm		#161	[-]
(04/13/09 4:17 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Thanks; I'll be making a point to pick this one up!
Senseofsurreal		#162	[-]
(04/13/09 4:49 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	cyberschizoid wrote: I'd much rather read about something more obscure than retreading the same old ground or of course keep in touch with what's new in the world of monsters and horror movies. GOREZONE UK is good for the brand new stuff, RUE MORGUE is great for an all round view and SCREEM is cool for a mixture of old and new, well-known and obscure. There is something out there for everyone in the world of Monster Magazines and it's a shame that a lot of cool publications get little or no mention on here. I agree 100%, I just can't get excited anymore when mags retread the same old classics over and over again. My dearly beloved and sorely missed Psychotronic was the best at keeping their pages full of the obscure stuff.
cyberschizoid		#163	[-]
(04/13/09 5:11 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Senseofsurreal wrote: cyberschizoid wrote: I'd much rather read about something more obscure than retreading the same old ground or of course keep in touch with what's new in the world of monsters and horror movies. GOREZONE UK is good for the brand new stuff, RUE MORGUE is great for an all round view and SCREEM is cool for a mixture of old and new, well-known and obscure. There is something out there for everyone in the world of Monster Magazines and it's a shame that a lot of cool publications get little or no mention on here. I agree 100%, I just can't get excited anymore when mags retread the same old classics over and over again. My dearly beloved and sorely missed Psychotronic was the best at keeping their pages full of the obscure stuff. I'd forgotten about Psychotronic. I used to buy it years ago on and off. A cool magazine and the two Video Guide books are fantastic and still a valuable resource. http://cyberschizoid.blogspot.com/
Senseofsurreal		#164	[-]
(04/13/09 8:43 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	cyberschizoid wrote: Senseofsurreal wrote: cyberschizoid wrote: I'd much rather read about something more obscure than retreading the same old ground or of course keep in touch with what's new in the world of monsters and horror movies. GOREZONE UK is good for the brand new stuff, RUE MORGUE is great for an all round view and SCREEM is cool for a mixture of old and new, well-known and obscure. There is something out there for everyone in the world of Monster Magazines and it's a shame that a lot of cool publications get little or no mention on here. I agree 100%, I just can't get excited anymore when mags retread the same old classics over and over again. My dearly beloved and sorely missed Psychotronic was the best at keeping their pages full of the obscure stuff. I'd forgotten about Psychotronic. I used to buy it years ago on and off. A cool magazine and the two Video Guide books are fantastic and still a valuable resource. Yeah, I find myself returning to the 2 guides pretty often, I've also almost completed my set of the magazine. I really wish that Weldon had the means to get Psychotronic going again. There have been some really great genre mags launched in the last quarter century, and the publishers passion always shows. Thats the main reason that I find the FM debacle so annoying, is all this debate over a mag that hasn't been relevant since I was in pre-school while so many talented people are working hard to put out serious magazines that contribute to the genre Last Edited By: Senseofsurreal 04/13/09 8:48 PM. Edited 1 times.
Gadfly		#165	[-]
(04/14/09 5:41 AM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	tv horror wrote: I was quite proud of my article on Una O'Connor which appeared in issue 212. and she was born less than a mile from my home here in Belfast. And from your home I'll bet you could hear her scream when the doctor or midwife smacked her bottom. Gadfly
tv horror		#166	[-]
(04/14/09 2:41 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Hello Gadfly, you could be right about that as the witness to her birth lived a few doors from my former home in the eighties. Her name was Mary Smith and she worked as a barmaid for Una's Father.
BijouBob8mm		#167	[-]
(04/14/09 3:35 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Her name was Mary Smith and she worked as a barmaid for Una's Father. Wonder if she provided inspiration for Una when she did THE INVISIBLE MAN?
HammerFilmFan		#168	[-]
(04/15/09 12:06 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Connie, the Freaky site still isn't going yet..... How are things looking? Ray Steele Check out the current incarnation of Cinefantastique Magazine: CFQ Online
cojobe		#169	[-]
(04/15/09 12:10 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	HammerFilmFan wrote: Connie, the Freaky site still isn't going yet..... How are things looking? What do you mean "How are things looking?" The Filmland Classics website is up and running and since it's been my primary site, that's the one that went up first. Laying out a new website takes time and will be up soon, I assure you. So, that's how things are looking! *Connie*
Thanagarian		#170	[-]
(04/15/09 2:13 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	Just been over to the FilmlandClassics site. Looks cool !!
horrorheadfred		#171	[-]
(04/15/09 3:25 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	so i guess that means they are looking good! great seeing the filmland classics site up and running again. excited about the Freaky site. i check it daily.
HammerFilmFan		#172	[-]
(04/15/09 4:52 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	cojobe wrote: HammerFilmFan wrote: Connie, the Freaky site still isn't going yet..... How are things looking? What do you mean "How are things looking?" The Filmland Classics website is up and running and since it's been my primary site, that's the one that went up first. Laying out a new website takes time and will be up soon, I assure you. So, that's how things are looking! Very cool. I think you may have misunderstood me. I never saw mention on this board of the 'filmlandclassics' website being up again. I thought only the Freaky site was going to be working. Maybe I had missed a post but I don't think so. Ray Steele Check out the current incarnation of Cinefantastique Magazine: CFQ Online
leopardpride.filmlandclassics		#173	[-]
(04/15/09 6:39 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	HammerFilmFan, all of that info is on the original post on page 1 of this forum/folder/thread. Just look at the bottom of Connie's post and you will see all three websites there. Hope this helps. www.famousmonstersoffilmland.com www.filmlandclassics.com www.freakymag.com
cojobe	Websites and Information	#174	[-]
(04/15/09 10:28 PM) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts Message Me Connection Blocking Invite	All of the updated information you need is ALWAYS on our Message and Chat Board ( it is a board right?). I usually try to keep that as up to date as possible and usually add things everyday somewhere. I posted that the Filmland Classics website was back up the day it was back up and since I know a lot of you peruse over there, I thought you would have seen it. If you need any information about the mags or have any questions you can go there to look anytime. You will notice a Marquee at the top and the bottom telling you about new events, noose or anything that I think might be of interest to visitors. If you don't know where to find it just click here FANGS OF CLASSIC HORROR ! *Connie* Last Edited By: cojobe 04/15/09 10:30 PM. Edited 1 times.

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