Shock Cinema Magazine is an essential periodical for fans of cutting-edge, retro cinema. Each issue features in-depth interviews with the most intriguing character actors, cult celebrities and maverick moviemakers of all time and critiques a wide array of film obscurities, including grindhouse action, sexploitation, horror, sci-fi, drive-in favorites, kitsch gems, overseas oddities,
and arthouse dementia. 
 
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There are also dozens of informative and entertaining film, DVD and Blu-ray reviews, including Zalman King in The Ski Bum; Roger Donaldson's New Zealand children's comedy Nutcase; Anna Gaël and Gillian Hills in Mac Ahlberg's Nana; Terry-Thomas in A Matter of WHO; Ben Gazzara in Giuseppe Tornatore's The Professor [Il Camorrista]; Rolf Olsen's Trip With the Devil [Wenn es Nacht wird auf der Reeperbahn]; Robert Niemack's Hooker; Brian Bedford and James Farantino in The Pad [and How to Use It); Lindsay Bloom in Larry Buchanan's Hughes and Harlow: Angels in Hell; Gary Graver's The Kill [Blood Hunger] and The Wife [Midnight Intruders]; Elliott Gould in Dead Men Don't Die; Alexander Monelli's At the Drive-In; Adolfo J. Kolmerer's Snowflake; Roscoe Orman and Diana Sands in Willie Dynamite; National Lampoon's Men in White; the Norwegian horror anthology Et Lite Grøss?; Marcello Mastroianni and Rita Tushingham in Diamonds For Breakfast...

Carole Laure in Gilles Carle's Normande [Le Tête de Normande St. Onge]; Steven Hill, Elaine Stritch and Sharon Farrell in Kiss Her Goodbye; Belinda Palmer and Judy Strangis in Not My Daughter [a.k.a. Like It Is]; Jared Martin, Katie Saylor and Robert Ito in Men of the Dragon; Betsy Palmer and Jack Lord in The True Story of Lynn Stuart; Peggy Cummins in Muriel Box's Both Sides of the Law [Street Corner]; John Hammond, Arliss Howard and Hope Lange in The Prodigal; Michael Schock's Trocadéro Bleu Citron; Tom O'Horgan's Futz; Tilda Swinton and Udo Kier in Christoph Schlingensief's Egomania - Island Without Hope; Ross Hagen in Supercock; Nico Mastorakis' In the Cold of the Night; Greydon Clark's Univited; Bill Melendez's animated Dick Deadeye, or Duty Done; Uli Edel's Das Ding; Peter Kassovitz's La Guerre des Insectes; Ed Wood's Take It Out In Trade; Andy Milligan's Monstrosity, The Weirdo and Fleshpot on 42nd Street; and more...

A Norman Alden double bill! California
swingers share a night of kinky self-discovery
in All the Loving Couples. Plus Alden plays
a mentally-challenged man exploring New
York City in Richard C. Sarafian's Andy.

Vietnam vet Tom Stern is pulled into a
drug-sting operation involving Telly Savalas
and Robert Vaughn in Clay Pigeon.

Don Calfa stars as a Hugh Hefner-wannabe in the cameo-packed comedy E. Nick: A Legend in His Own Mind.

Government agent Ron Casteel races to save San Francisco from a no-budget nuclear threat in Ground Zero.