Starlog Group, Inc.

Issue #195

August, 2000

Reviewer:    Chris Montoya

Articles include:

• Elegy - What's the matter with Fango?

• Postal Zone - Celebrating favorite character actors!

• Monster Invasion - Popping "Cherry Falls"; a bit of the old "Ultraviolet."

• Life's a "Beach" - And then you die if you wind up in the campy exploitation homage "Psycho Beach Party."

• Hard "Cell" - When is a serial killer movie not a serial killer movie? When it breaks the mold like this one.

• Telling "Lies" - This year's A-list ghost story will reveal to audiences "What Lies Beneath."

• Child's Pray - Kim Basinger battles the forces of dark religion in Chuck Russells's new chiller "Bless the Child."

• Dr. Cyclops - Spanish-language standouts; hop to "Frogs."

• Kevin Bacon's Vanishing Act - Even though he's not on the screen much, "Hollow Man" was a challenge for the actor.

• MILLENNIUM MONSTER MASTER - "Godzilla 2000" director Takao Okawara explores his reinvention of the Big G.

• The Sin Crowd - The scheming teens of Mary Lambert's thriller hope that when they are bad, the movie's very good.

• DVD Dungeon - "Sleepy Hollow" filled with extras; Bava and Fulci lead a Eurohorror flood.

• Notes From The UnderGround: Ron Ford - He has breathed new life into traditional terrors and video franchises.

• Nightmare Library - "Defilers" best for de fans of Lumley; an "Affinity" for spirits.

• "Anybody" For Terrors! - Take another frightful trop to Spain, where chaos reigns and "Nobody Knows Anybody."

• You Are Getting Creepy. . . - With "The Hypnotic Eye," William Read Woodfield created a shocker ahead of its time.

• HYP To Be Scared - "The Hypnotist" and "Parasite Eve" mark the arrival of a new force in Japanese Horror.

• Classified AD Vault.

  Special Thanks to Chris Montoya for the Review and the Cover-Scan!!!