SET
Magazine from Brazil
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1987-2010
- The oldest and most popular movie magazine in Brazil.
- Special issues were also published.
- Was sold twice to different publishers during 2009.

SET
LA RIVISTA PER CHI AMA IL CINEMA
Monthly Magazine from Rome ,Italy
Ceased publication

- First issue: 1996 September

SET ESPECIAL
Magazine from Brazil
Ceased publication

- Special issues published by "Set".

SETFILM
Free online One-off Magazine from Spain
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 2014-2014

SETTIMANA INCOM ILLUSTRATA

Weekly Magazine from Rome ,Italy
Ceased publication

- First issue: 1948
- Film related covers only.

SETTIMANA RADIO TV

Weekly Magazine from Italy
Ceased publication

- Only film related covers are shown.

SETTIMO GIORNO
Magazine from Italy
Ceased publication

- First issue: 1948

SETTIMO VELO
Monthly Magazine from Italy
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1949-

SOGNO
aka "IL MIO SOGNO"
Settimanale Del (Sabato or Martedi).
Weekly Magazine from Italy
Ceased publication

- First issue: 1947
- By the mid-late 1960's, film related covers are rarer, most others have been ignored.

SUPER CINEMA
Settimanale dei grandi film
Weekly Magazine from Italy
Ceased publication

- First issue: 1950

SUPERNATURAL
Horror Filming
Classic Monsters, Fantasy Magazine from United Kingdom
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1969-1969
- Only two issues were published.
- Published by Dorset Publishing Company

TEMPLE OF SCHLOCK
Fanzine from United States
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1987-1991
- A fanzine from the video era of the '80s.
- 24 issues were published.
- Editors: Chris Poggiali, Paul DeCirce.

Chris Poggiali writes:
"Temple of Schlock [was] a photocopied cut-and-paste fanzine that I co-founded with Paul DeCirce in Syracuse, NY back in July of 1987. At the time, I was 16 years old and Paul was 15. Heavily influenced by Steve Puchalski's Slimetime, which was published across town and distributed in the Syracuse University area, Temple of Schlock reviewed new and old horror, action and exploitation movies that were being released to theaters and videocassette.
During the four years of the Temple's existence, we produced 24 issues and accumulated close to 150 subscribers from all over the world. We also had a good roster of contributing writers, like Jeff Smith (of Wet Paint), Dave Szurek, Kris Gilpin, and John W. Donaldson, and cool graphic artists including Barry Wooldridge and Jeff Gaither doing stuff for us.
Paul and I edited the first 16 issues together, then Paul took a break and I did #17 and 18 on my own. Paul returned for #19, then left for good. I edited the next five issues and started a sixth, but called it quits in December of 1991. #25 was never finished.
Paul and I have recently reopened the Temple as a MySpace page. We can be found here: www.myspace.com/originaltempleofschlock. All of the covers are scanned on the site, and we're slowly scanning the original issues and posting those as well (but only #18 is up as of now). Come by and say hi!"
- Website: www.myspace.com/originaltempleofschlock

TUA
Settimanale per te e per "Lui".
Weekly Magazine from Italy
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1945-

UUTISET
aka "SF=UUTISET"
Magazine from Finland
Ceased publication

- First and last issue: 1935-1949
- Published by Suomen Filmiteollisuus

VIDEOGRAM REVIEW
Catalogue from United Kingdom
Ceased publication

- First issue: 1980
- Thorn EMI video catalogue from the very early days of 'video casette'.
- All videograms (sic) available in both VHS and Betamax (for about £40 each!).
(Info: S.)