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The Lost Films Fanzine #2: (B&W/Variant Cover B)

The Lost Films Fanzine #2: (B&W/Variant Cover B)

Anderson, Connor
Lemay, John

Paperback

Series: The Lost Films Fanzine, Book 2

Film Studies

ISBN13: 9798648925250
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Jun 11 2020
Pages: 66
Weight: 0.21
Height: 0.16 Width: 5.51 Depth: 8.50
Language: English
The Lost Films Fanzine is the premiere digest fanzine specializing in lost films, un-produced scripts, and obscure movies long forgotten...until now. In this issue's feature story explore how 1935's Capture of Tarzan was re-shot to become 1936's Tarzan Escapes. Then, delve into Dino De Laurentiis's unmade sequels to Orca. Also explored is Cannon's ill-fated attempt to launch Superman V despite the failure of Superman IV. Investigate how the third film in The Night Stalker continuity, The Night Killers, led to the Kolchak: The Night Stalker TV series (and The Norliss Tapes). Curse of the Pink Panther was meant to launch a whole new series via The Pink Panther brand but failed miserably. Similarly, Connor Anderson explores the Japanese-made Moonlight Mask: The Movie, which was meant to relaunch a Japanese superhero from the 1950s but didn't. And finally, explore Bollywood's 1978 version of One Million Year's B.C. called Aadi Yug. That and more surprises!!!

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