- Robbins vs. McVeigh<br>
- Why Cats Were Invented<br>
- A Video Storeography<br>
- Early computer films<br>
... and lots more!

Feature article: Randy cuts Machete down to size<br>
Book report: "The Gift of Stern Angels," the Autobiography of Michael Moriarty<br>
Dear Wheatpenny<br>
The Screamproof Coffin review: "Survival of the Dead"<br>
Ziklore finds life's meaning in "Agency"<br>
Hello and Goodbye: The first and last films of Robert Aldrich as compared by Ziklore<br>
Grog's Busted Bread<br>
Napoleon Then and Now<br>
Vanished New York: Ziklore remembers its video stores<br>
Great one-shot fanzines of the 1970's<br>
PLUS other things that will make you happy and sad

Ziklore on his favorite movie: HALLOWEEN 2<br>
Redefining the 1990's<br>
If Famous Directors Had Lived 10 More Years<br>
The Screamproof Coffin reviews mumblecore horror movies<br>
Ziklore sarges and learns about HIGH KICKS<br>
Interview with Photon's Mark Frank<br>
Letter to a Young Filmmaker, Greg Hanson<br>
Modern Exploitation Theaters<br>
Grog's Busted Bread<br>
Americana Remembered<br>
PLUS other things that will make you happy and sad

In this issue: <br>

Rage In A Cage: The Making Of A Mickey Thompson Documentary<br>
To Hell With Everything: (Yet Another) Interview with Damon Packard
Blackball<br>
Halloween Fan Fiction<br>
John Carpenter And Dan O'Bannon's USC Shorts<br>
The Screamproof Coffin<br>
Black Moon Rising Memories<br>
The Wigs of Earthquake<br>
Chad McQueen Classics<br>
... and more!

Contents include: <br>


On the Road with Joe Solomon by Po Man <br>


Career Interview with Ferde Grofe Jr. by Po Man (Part 1) <br>


Grog on MYSTERIOUS TWO, SHATTERED INNOCENCE, and ENDANGERED SPECIES
<br>

The 1929 Holdup of Grauman's Chinese Theater <br>


Po Man on the genius of Hollingshead <br>


Grog Goes Fossil Hunting in Texas and other strangely compelling travels
<br>

Propaganda Films of the U.S. Postal Service