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Monday, February 22, 2010

HAMMER HORROR FEMME FATALES MAGAZINE SEXY INGRID PITT!!

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FEMME FATALES MAGAZINE ! SPOTLIGHT ON THE HAMMER HORROR VAMPS!


OUT OF PRINT. HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM COVERING THE WORLD OF SEXY B-MOVIE ACTRESSES AND HORROR FILMS!

Features

* Hammer Vamps
* Hazel Court, Valerie Leon, Collinson Twins, Victoria Vetri,
* Madeleine Smith, Yutte Stensgaarg
* 50 sexiest figures of Hammer Films
* Ingrid Pitt
* Martine Beswicke
* Veronica Carlson
* Caroline Munro

Jennifer Lopez: "The Cell": The pop diva, previously cast in modest successes, stars in a sci-fi saga about a serial killer. A blockbuster?

Our reunion with Hilary Swank: We Introduced you to Swank, who made her debut in Buffy/Vampire, in 1996: her post-Oscar interview.

Barbara Payton: Hammer tragedy: The Hollywood horror story of a blonde bombshell who developed a double life in a '53 Hammer sci-fi film.

Ingrid Pitt: Hammer Vamp: Pitt pounds our Top 50 list... reveals how Hammer duped censors... talks nipples... recalls Vampire Lovers.

Hammer's 50 sexiest: Comely cavewomen, bloodthirsty belles, virgins & vixens: a survey of Hammer's femmes.

Yutte Stensgaard: Hammer heat: She screamed & screamed again. But, off-screen, the actress declined to talk about a sapphic vamp role.

Martine Beswicke: Hammer hellcat: Whether playing Sister Hyde, an evil vamp or an Amazon Queen, the Jamaican actress is good at being bad.

The Collinsons: "Twins of Evil": Juicing the genre as Hammer's titillating twins, the Playboy Playmates recall stories about their classic.

Caroline Munro: Hammer honey: The bodacious Bond Girl/Sinbad sidekick nixed nudity but filled-in for Farrah Fawcett in bikini-laden sci-fi sophistry.

"Zeta One": The distaff "Plan 9"?: T&A from outer space: a '69 forerunner of Surrender Cinema starred familiar faces from Hammer's horror stable.

Sam Phillips: She turns on the radio: The B-movie starlet (Phantasm II, Sex Crimes) chronicles a new career as L.A.'s morning talk show host.

Regina Russell: "Sex Files II" preview: Cast as a mermaid, she made her debut in Steven Spielberg's Hook and later swam into sexpot roles.

Glori-Anne Gilber: Video vamp: She cooks in Camcorder quickies: take Killer Sex Queen From Cyberspace - please.


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FEMME FATALES MAGAZINE #12 !
OUT OF PRINT. HARD TO FIND COLLECTOR'S ITEM COVERING THE WORLD OF SEXY B-MOVIE ACTRESSES AND HORROR FILMS!

James Bond's femmes: Bonding together in The World Is Not Enough, Denise Richards & sultry
Sophie Marceau discuss their roles in the 007 epic.

Heather's nightmares: Heather Langenkamp recalls Wes Craven & Freddy - and admits that living
on Elm Street was both, a sweet dream & a nightmare.

Stuart Gordon: Re-Animated: Heads up! The horrormeister (and Disney operative), who re-animated
the genre, raps about violence, pigeonholing, Full Moon, dolls and his favorite femmes fatales.

Barbara Crampton: Re-Animated: Bidding adieu to doaps, the daytime TV/horror movie veteran may
slip behind-the-scenes for her sci-fi venue. But she may initially reunite with her Re-Animator
director.

The devil and Winona Ryder: Meg Ryan co-produces Lost Souls, a supernatural saga
about Satan, spiritual restoration, substantive women's roles.

Will Ryder and Co. exorcise cliches from the genre?

Rebecca Ferrati: Undercovered: The FF19 cover woman has been decorative in films ranging
'A' to 'B' (Embrace of the Vampire) but she claims there's nothing very pretty about a white
slavery 'scandal.'

Castle returns to Haunted Hill: The daughter of William Castle, legendary filmmaker/huckster,
is engaged as co-producer on a remake of her dad's gimmicky 1958 B-classic, House of Haunted Hill.

Dana Wynter & Body Snatchers: The beautiful Brit actress pops open a Pandora's Box of the
'50s & '60s: reflections of Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Vincenrt Price and TV's scariest
sixty minutes.

Kari Skogland: A female director's forum on violence: Le Femme Nikita, her compromise on The Crow
TV series and a twist on the latest Children of the Corn movie.