SCARY MONSTERS MAGAZINE (2022)

"Scary Monsters Magazine already looks to be another out of control issue and you the reader wins with Konga-tents like: The good and not-so-good era of Hammer Horror. 'Hell-rasin' in the Sun: The Making of The Hideous Sun Demon.' Credit Where Credit is Grue: Jack Pierce, Frankendesigner. Meeting Julie Adams: The Creature From The Black Lagoon had Good Taste! More Monster Bash convention coverage and much, much more!"

"It's that time of year for the beast-selling All New! Not a Reprint! 2015 Scary Monsters Yearbook, Monster Memories. Scary Terry Beatty is working on another monsterpiece wraparound cover for this annual issue. What will it look like this year? Once again the Yearbook will also be an official issue of Scary Monsters counting as issue #96 as we head for Scary issue #100. All of Scary Monsters standard features like Scare-News, Cosmic Drive-In, and Scare-Eviews will appear. "

"Alive and well, and scarier than ever! The award-winning World's Greatest Monster Magazine for all ages has experienced a rebirth in its 25th year with a new publisher and editor but the same hideously huge helping of truly classic horror and sci-fi articles celebrated with dozens of scary photos. Sink your fangs into the return of Mazza's Scary Stills, laugh like a man with 1920s icon Conrad Veidt, find out how the 2010 edition of The Wolfman compares with Lon Chaney Jr's legendary lycanthropic epic of 1941, discover a cure that's out of this world with The Nurse in Science Fiction Films and much, much more."

From MyMovieMonsters.Com. Henry or Victor? They both were scientific geniuses but from very different backgrounds. Their tragedies and triumphs were brought to movie theaters by two very different production companies more than two decades apart. Join us in Scary Monsters #103 as we take an in-depth look at Colin Clive as Henry Frankenstein (from Frankenstein, 1931) and Peter Cushing as Victor Frankenstein (from Curse of Frankenstein, 1957). Which of these two cinematic creators of life was the most successful in purely scientific terms? You decide. We'll also have another thrilling visit with "John Agar the B-Star" in Part II of our review of his horror and sci-fi films. In addition to Monster Kid favorites like Kaiju Korner, Mazza's Scary Stills, Dr. Gangrene's Mad Interview, and Tiny Tales of Terror, we'll examine the films of Ray Milland, including X The Man with the X-ray Eyes! Join Sam Scare and the rest of the gang as we continue to bring horror fans like you A Real Monster Magazine - all classic, all the time!

"It's our Second Annual Howl-O-Ween Scaretacular! The Scary Monsters 114th Wary of Werewolves, Leery of Lycans Issue highlights classic horror films of the 1910s-1970s that tell the tales of men and women who transform into rapacious, ferocious, and voracious creatures that feed on fear and flesh. We also celebrate 40 years of Svengoolie and share our readers' favorite memories of Halloweens past. Plus, Dr. Gangrene's Mad Interviews, Trilogy of Terror, Kaiju Korner, Strange Days, Weird USA, and much more over 144 photo-packed pages! "

"The Scary Monsters 116th 'Brains Gone Mad' issue is our special Monster Memories edition, highlighting favorite memories of classic monster and sci-fi films that feature brains on the loose and mad scientist transplantation experiments, including Dr. Frankenstein's work in several Hammer Films. We also recall the first viewing of the Monster Kid Holy Grail: King Kong vs. Godzilla, and we interview Dark Shadows' Roger Davis. Plus, Dr. Gangrene's Mad Interviews, Trilogy of Terror, Strange Days, and much more - over 144 photo-packed pages! "

Scary Monsters' "Monster Memories" issue puts the scary spotlight on drive-in movie theaters, which customarily featured low-budget horror, sci-fi, and fantasy movies enjoyed by Monster Boomers and Monster Kids from coast to coast. We'll also return to the Cosmic Drive-In; get the scary facts behind the murderous pair Burke & Hare; remember masters of dark cinema Wes Craven, Tobe Hooper, and George Romero; and much more!