Product Description: This Rondo Awards-nominated study describes how Richard Connell's famous story of 1924, "The Most Dangerous Game," has persisted into the New Century as an indelible influence. Michael H. Price and the late George E. Turner began tracing that influence as early as the 1960s, while interviewing the filmmakers responsible for the first adaptation, 1932's THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME...read more

Product Description: The publication in 1980 of "Forgotten Horrors: Early Talkie Chillers from Poverty Row" launched a new direction in film scholarship by subjecting the weirder movies of Old Hollywood’s low-rent district to the scholarly and critical attention customarily reserved for acknowledged classics from the big studios...read more

Product Description: From dinosaurs to Conquistadores, The Ancient Southwest, a dynamically illustrated collection of natural history and early-day recorded history, takes its cue from the tradition of storytelling in pictures. The narrative medium is the comic strip, applied here “to increase popular interest in geology,” as one of its original contributors described the project...read more

Product Description: Large format trade paperback, 208 pages with many photos, intro by Fay Wray. Book was inspired by Vincent Price's famous one-man dramatic performance, "And the Villians Still Pursue Me."

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Product Description: by leading masters of film wizardry. A fascinating overview of the film industry's most mysterious and exciting art, the creation of special visual effects, is offered in this collection of writings by leading experts in the field...read more