Movie Magazines Index

- A mix of indepedent and mainstream movies.
- 23 issues were published from 1985-1989 and represent Film Threat's early underground beginnings as a fanzine from Detroit.
- 28 issues. From 1991-1997, Film Threat covered the independent film scene in its infancy and covered the early careers of Quentin Tarantino, Kevin Smith, Bryan Singer and many more!
- Only two more issues before Film Threat turned to the internet.
- 80 b+w (some colour) pages in A4 format.

- Fantastic cinema is the top priority but no genre is neglected.
- At the beginning there was Tim's column in Video Times and Gorezone and then in 1990 he started publishing VW.
- More details than any other edition is what characterizes VW. Usually there is a cover story with exclusive interviews and a lot of reviews.
In color, small size (A5), 80 pages magazine without any ads but with plenty to read.

- Everything except "standard Hollywood slop".
- From the editorial to the last page Shock is a magazine with great personality. An informative source for weird movies. - Before Shock Cinema Steve Puchalski was the creator of Slimetime. The reviews from that zine can be found in a wonderful book with the same title.
- Publisher/Editor: Steve Puchalski
- One issue per year, 40 black and white A4 pages.

- Covers exploitation movies of all kinds.
- The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film was published in 1984 and the magazine followed soon. The new Psychotronic Video Guide has been out since October 1996.
- Every issue of PV contains many reviews of unusual movies and videos. Also interviews and articles about b-movie stars, directors and producers.
- Publisher/Editor: Michael J. Weldon
- See also the PSYCHOTRONIC NEWSLETTER.
- Two issues per year. 98 black and white A4 pages.

- A hand printed, xeroxed fanzine from New York.
- Editor: J. Adler.
- 8 pages.

- Devoted to independent films.
- Editor: Scott Macaulay.
- Published 4 times per year. 114 color A4 pages.
- There is no issue number 105 !