“The Journal of Classic British Horror Films”    

by Richard Klemensen

“This is the most fantastic film                                                                                   .

magazine being published….”                                  “…The Greatest Fanzine Ever….”

Cult Movies Magazine                                                MONSTERSCENE Magazine

 

Archived Articles

 

The Fruitation of

Terence Fisher

LSoH #3 (1974)

 

Jimmy Sangster

Interview

(didn’t make the

cut – LSoH #16)

 

A Tribute to

Bernard Robinson

LSoH #2

 

Unfilmed Hammer

The Vampire

Virgins

(didn’t make the

cut – LSoH #16)

 

“Curse of the

Werewolf”

By Mike Hill

(didn’t make the

cut – LsoH #15)

 

“Bray Ghosts”

By Fred Humphreys

LSoH #9 (1986)

 

The History of

Oakley Court

 

“The Rise and Fall of FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND”

By Randy Palmer – LsoH #9

 

    LSoH #16 – Materials that didn’t make the cut.

Each issue we have to make tough choices on some articles and interviews.  This time around, we eliminated the Jimmy Sangster interview because he has several books out and has been interviewed in other mags and books.  Still, this interview from 1984 is a pretty interesting read and some photos from Sangster’s own collection.

Also, the unfilmed fourth Karnstein story is fun.

 

          June 24, 2004

Back issues of LITTLE SHOPPE OF HORRORS are very difficult to obtain, and very expensive.  Even though it is our hope someday to present them on CD-ROM, for now in the LSoH Archives, we will showcase interviews and articles from the past for our fans.  We start with the first Definitive interview with Hammer’s top director, Terence Fisher.  From LSoH #3 in 1974.

 

                                                       Dick

 

          ★★ Article Archives Coming Soon ★★

The back issues of Little Shoppe of Horrors are limited and few people have been able to get their hands on one long enough to read it.  As if that weren’t bad enough, if you even find one for sale, some of the earlier issues can cost upwards of $500.  That’s murder for those who just want to read the issue.

 

Well, Fear Not!  We are going to be periodically posting articles from the back issues.  So if you’re one of those who has been dying to see some of the previous content, REJOICE for your day has come!

 

 

 

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