Creepy Classics & Monster Bash News
Monday November 9 - Tuesday November 10, 2026
MONSTER BASH PHAN PHOTO: The consequences of not heeding the "No fishing" sign. A dynamic scene from SON OF KONG (1933).
Now Here! The Gigantics Monster Model Kits
It's Big Bugs time for your model building fun and excitement. These kits, long out of production are here now. Get the one you want:
GIGANTICS: HUGE TARANTULA & DIORAMA - Model Kit
Huge Tarantula attacks a power station. Tarantula and diorama plastic model kit. Shrink wrap off the box, but interior parts all still sealed and new! Build you're own giant monster. Assembly required, paint and glue not included.
GIGANTICS: COLOSSAL DEADLY MANTIS - Model Kit
Giant Mantis attacks the city. Mantis and diorama plastic model kit. Still sealed and new! Build you're own giant monster. Assembly required, paint and glue not included.
Pick the one you want, or get both! They are available now in our Models, Toys & Action Figures Department here at Creepy Classics!
Swing Back In Time! A Vintage SHADOW Halloween Costume Is Lurking In the Darkness Now
How could we ever forget those Halloween costumes we wore when we were kids. The excitement of Trick-Or-Treating. These costumes have become very collectible, especially with the original box. This one has survived:
THE SHADOW (COLLEGVILLE HALLOWEEN COSTUME) - Vintage Collectible
A childhood survivor! A Halloween costume, in original box, from sometime in the 1960s or 1970s. Mask still in great condition with vibrant colors. Attaching band still intact. Costume is the water resilient "poncho style for those rainy Halloween nights. The box has age dame with split corners, but it's still here! Amazing piece for Halloween collectibles!
Scoop this up for your collectibles display...it's in our Collectibles Department, while it lasts, at Creepy Classics.
New! More Back Issues of THE CREEPS Magazine, Complete Your Collection
Get these now to fill in those gaps in your CREEPS collection:
The best in illustrated horror! Creepy stories of horror in black and white comic form. Stunning color covers and classics artists and writers. CREEPS magazine ceased publishing a few years and Warrant continued in with SHUDDER and VAMPIRESS CARMILLA magazines. Their first publication, THE CREEPS, are fast becoming collectible and getting harder and harder to locate. We have almost every issue in stock right now, hurry before they're gone. Edited by Rich Sala. In this issue: contributions by Don Glut, Artie Godwin, Nik Poliwko and cover by the great Ken Kelly. Like new condition.
The best in illustrated horror! Creepy stories of horror in black and white comic form. Stunning color covers and classics artists and writers. CREEPS magazine ceased publishing a few years and Warrant continued in with SHUDDER and VAMPIRESS CARMILLA magazines. Their first publication, THE CREEPS, are fast becoming collectible and getting harder and harder to locate. We have almost every issue in stock right now, hurry before they're gone. Edited by Rich Sala. In this issue: contributions by Don Glut, Artie Godwin, Nik Poliwko and cover by the great Jeff Easley. Like new condition.
The best in illustrated horror! Creepy stories of horror in black and white comic form. Stunning color covers and classics artists and writers. CREEPS magazine ceased publishing a few years and Warrant continued in with SHUDDER and VAMPIRESS CARMILLA magazines. Their first publication, THE CREEPS, are fast becoming collectible and getting harder and harder to locate. We have almost every issue in stock right now, hurry before they're gone. Edited by Rich Sala. In this issue: contributions by Don Glut, Artie Godwin, Nik Poliwko and cover by the great Sanjulian. Like new condition.
The best in illustrated horror! Creepy stories of horror in black and white comic form. Stunning color covers and classics artists and writers. CREEPS magazine ceased publishing a few years and Warrant continued in with SHUDDER and VAMPIRESS CARMILLA magazines. Their first publication, THE CREEPS, are fast becoming collectible and getting harder and harder to locate. We have almost every issue in stock right now, hurry before they're gone. Edited by Rich Sala. In this issue: contributions by Don Glut, Artie Godwin, Nicola Cuti, and cover by the great Frank Frazetta. Like new condition.
The best in illustrated horror! Creepy stories of horror in black and white comic form. Stunning color covers and classics artists and writers. CREEPS magazine ceased publishing a few years and Warrant continued in with SHUDDER and VAMPIRESS CARMILLA magazines. Their first publication, THE CREEPS, are fast becoming collectible and getting harder and harder to locate. We have almost every issue in stock right now, hurry before they're gone. Edited by Rich Sala. In this issue: contributions by Don Glut, Artie Godwin, Nik Poliwko and cover by the great Ken Kelly. Like new condition.
The best in illustrated horror! Creepy stories of horror in black and white comic form. Stunning color covers and classics artists and writers. CREEPS magazine ceased publishing a few years and Warrant continued in with SHUDDER and VAMPIRESS CARMILLA magazines. Their first publication, THE CREEPS, are fast becoming collectible and getting harder and harder to locate. We have almost every issue in stock right now, hurry before they're gone. In this issue: contributions by Don Glut, Artie Godwin, Nik Poliwko and cover by the great Rich Corben.
The best in illustrated horror...the black and white comic magazine! Frank Frazetta cover! Inside: The Meteor People, The Ash Tree, Where Wolf?, Terror in Barzara, The Headless Horrors and more. Stories from Don Glut, Nicola Cuti, Lou Mougin and Artie Godwin. Great stories, great art.
We give you THE CREEPS! Purchase your scares in our CREEPS Department at....well, Creepy Classics, of course!
Registration Admission Memberships Now Being Taken! It's MONSTER BASH June 18-20, 2027
The dates are locked in! Put them on your calendar and get signed-up now for a initial discounted low price (won't last long). It's the MONSTER BASH! A celebration of The Monster Boom Generation! Us kids that grew up with cool TV shows and seeing all the classic monster movies on TV gather at Monster Bash from across the country!
Building monster models, reading FAMOUS MONSTERS magazine, circling all the horror and science fiction films in the TV GUIDE...
Let's all go back in time and be kids again for an extended fun weekend. Forget your troubles, and let's BASH together:
MONSTER BASH EXPO JUNE 18-20, 2027 - 3-Day VIP Membership Admission
Admission membership for all three days! June 18-20, 2027 at the Pittsburgh Marriott North, (Cranberry Township-Mars, PA). The classic monster movie conference and festival! Three days of monster fan fun. Movie and TV stars appearing, wall-to-wall monster merchandise, special events, special screenings. Discounted for a limited time. Admission is non-refundable, non-transferable. You will be mailed a hard copy confirmation. See details, guest stars, schedule and more, CLICK HERE.
Book your on-site hotel room now, CLICK HERE! Or, call (724) 772-3700.
Rondo Remembers: 1968 Computer Vs. The Monsters
Over this past week I was dealing with computer issues that I briefly described on-line. It got me thinking about a fun time at the beginnings of my monster and comic book collecting. I was sitting here thinking of a time of new beginnings, more monster movies, more comic books, and my first exposures to the world of computers.
I may be wrong on whether it was 1967 or 1968, but I believe it began with the "Summer of Love" in 1967. My father had just gotten a job at Penn State University in the new computer department. Computers, at that time, were still the stuff of science fiction to the general public. My dad had gone to school in Kansas City (cue that old Wilber Harrison song in your head). After graduation, he was moving us from Grove City, PA to State College, PA where Penn State University was.
I had already been collecting comic books and monster toys and models. I hadn't, until we got to State College, started to catalog my collections. I discovered FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND along the way in State College and saw, in those pages, Forrest J Ackerman's cluttered collections of monster movie joy. So, everything in my world was ramping up. I had a small spiral tablet that I kept a list of movies. But, things were about to get even more organized.
I had been blown away by the amazing place that my dad worked. It was in a stately building at Penn State called Old Main. The computer was just being set-up and wired and my dad was on the ground floor for that, literally. He was running cables through paneled floors and ceilings, and setting up a computer that took up an entire basement floor of the building. Air conditioning units kept everything cool as this massive series of metal cabinetry, magnetic storage tapes, printers, and banks of key punch machines were installed. It was a sterile, white, and very cool environment.
This all amazed me. A few times on the weekends when my dad had to go into work for extra projects, he would let me tag along. Then came my first experience with a keyboard. He let me play on the key punch machines. They spit out cards that had what you would type along the top of them. He said he could print out what I typed. This kept me busy while he was working. It was so cool seeing things I typed in print! This was new!
It occurred to me that this fun could translate into something fun AND useful. I began using the key punch machines, cards, and print outs to create my comic collection list. So there, in print, I could see what I had. TALES TO ASTONISH #93, 99, 101...etc. After getting my comic collection on a print-out (wow was THAT cool), I moved onto a bigger project. Cataloging all the monster movies I had circled in TV GUIDEs. Then I could check off the list the ones I had seen and the ones I still needed to see. I taped many of these lists on the walls in my bedroom, big perforated print-out sheets. After a while they became numerous and I relegated them to stacks on my desk.
After a year or two, my parents realized how much I enjoyed typing these lists and got me a portable typewriter. I even was given "Hulk green" paper to type on. This was the typewriter I would use to write crazy semi-fictional school news on for my Jr. High newspaper where I met and collaborated with friend Kevin Slick. Kevin is still a friend today and assists at the MONSTER BASH conventions. But, that's another story.
So while my dad kept me busy at his work place, little did he suspect that he was opening more doors for my love of monster movies and list making. It all ties together...beginning with punch cards and a giant computer.
-Ron Adams
Ligonier, PA
November 2026
October 2027 MONSTER BASH CONVENTION & EXPO VIP Admission Memberships Are Available NOW!
Now discounted $20 off each, MONSTER BASH October 2027 admission memberships are available! CLICK HERE to get yours, or call (724) 238-4317.
Hotel reservations available now at the host hotel, the Marriott Pittsburgh North, (724) 772-3700.
Vendor tables will be available soon!
Details are building at MONSTER BASH OCTOBER web page.
New! Vintage Analog Sci-Fi Digest Magazines
We just added these vintage digest mags for you to purchase:
ANALOG (December 1983) - Digest Magazine
ANALOG science fiction and science fact. This 1983 digest features articles and stories by Arthur C. Clarke, Larry Niven, Spider Robinson, and others. Illustrated. Like new. Tight spine, appears new and unread!
ANALOG (July 1991) - Digest Magazine
Soar into space with ANALOG science fiction and science fact. This 1991 digest features articles and stories by Lois McMaster Bujold, Robert M. Zubrin, David A. Baker, Dean McLaughlin, and others. Illustrated. Like new. Tight spine, appears new and unread!
Get these and see more available selection in our Vintage Digest Department right here at space port Creepy Classics!
New! Collectible or Sendable Postcards of Creepy Movies
Now here! More great gruesome postcards to send, or just collect:
BLACK ROOM (1935/Boris Karloff) - Postcard
An unused postcard for THE BLACK ROOM (1935) with Boris Karloff, a Columbia film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
WOMAN IN BLACK (2012) - Postcard
An unused postcard for THE WOMAN IN BLACK (2012) with Daniel Radcliffe, a Hammer film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
An unused postcard for MADHOUSE (1974) with Vincent Price and Peter Cushing, an AIP film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1962) - Postcard
An unused postcard for THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA (1962) with Herbert Lom, a Hammer film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES (1967) - Postcard
An unused postcard for DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES (1967). An MGM film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
An unused postcard for THE VAMPIRE BAT (1933) with Lionel Atwill and Fay Wray, a Majestic film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS (1940) - Postcard
An unused postcard for THE INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS (1940) with Vincent Price, a Universal film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN (1948) - Postcard
An unused postcard for ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN (1948) with Bela Lugosi, Lon Chaney, and Glenn Strange, a Universal film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) - Postcard
An unused postcard for THE OLD DARK HOUSE (1932) with Boris Karloff, a Universal film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
An unused postcard for BEDLAM with Boris Karloff (1946), an RKO film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
KISS OF THE VAMPIRE (1964) - Postcard
An unused postcard for KISS OF THE VAMPIRE (1964), a Hammer film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
Get these and see more creepy cool cards in our Trading Cards Department at Creepy Classics.
New, In Early - IN STOCK! The Restored Ultimate HORROR OF DRACULA Blu-Ray
The long awaited full restoration of Hammer's HORROR OF DRACULA, check out the details:
HORROR OF DRACULA (1958 Deluxe Special Edition) - Blu-Ray
Christopher Lee in his first portrayal of Count Dracula. Stunning and classy. Peter Cushing as Van Helsing. Painstakingly restored from the original film negatives by Hammer Films. Includes nearly three hours of additional content. Four versions of the film including uncensored and theatrical versions. New program featurettes on Christopher Lee and director Terence Fisher. Four new audio commentaries. 8mm digest versions and other film material. Censored scenes included that were removed back in 1958...now back! The ultimate high definition collection for HORROR OF DRACULA!
It's in our Recent Additions Department for you to order right now at Creepy Classics.
New! CRYPTOLOGY #12 Magazine
Get the latest issue now:
CRYPTOLOGY #12 - Magazine
This magazine is from the depths of retro Creep Culture! Inside this issue: Steve Ditko's Tales of Terror, Universal's HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN, Pre-Code Comic Book Horror, The Ladies of Hammer, Cartoonist Charles Addams, and more!
Snag this from our on-line store in the CRYPTOLOGY Department at Creepy Classics.
New! MONSTER BASH June 2026 DVD
Relive your time at MONSTER BASH June 2026, or if you weren't there (heaven forbid!), see all the cool stuuf going on at the MONSTER BASH CONVENTIONS, get your DVD now:
MONSTER BASH JUNE 2026 Documentary - DVD
A recap of the MONSTER BASH CONVENTION from June of 2026! The people, the history of films and TV, the fun enjoyed by hundreds of monster movie fans. Interview with Sean Cassidy (Ted Cassidy's son)...The "Son of Lurch." He even is made-up just like his dad in THE ADDAMS FAMILY as Lurch. Plus, Butch Patrick of the original MUNSTERS TV show. Beverly Washburn of SPIDER BABY, Daniel Roebuck, Bill Diamond's MUPPET MUSEUM! Approximately 90 minutes of monstrous fun! Produced by Kevin Slick for Creepy Classics and Monster Bash.
Find this in our Recent Additions Department here at Creepy Classics.
More Magazines! Fill In the Gaps In Your Collection
Here are just a few selected mags now available:
FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #251 - Magazine
The new FM under the leadership of Philip Kim. This ish features Bela Lugosi, a final farewell from Uncle 4E, Karl Freund, Ray Bradbury, and a lot of horrors of the new age. A big, big issue that is packed. Cover by Basil Gogos.
FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #291 - Magazine
Big, perfect bound issue featuring curses and demons in movies! The cover features 1957's CURSE OF THE DEMON's snarling creature! A salute to Marvel Comics' Stan Lee. Plus, the different PHANTOM OF THE OPERAs! Ray Harryhausen's THE VALLEY OF GWANGI and much more.
See these, or select from hundreds more in our Magazine Department at Creepy Classics!
MONSTER BASH Magazine Is For All Classic Monster Movie Fans of All Ages
Did you grow up watching classic monster movies on TV? Love those horror and science fiction classics? Well, THIS is the magazine for you!
It's packed with rare photos and articles by the best film historians and writers in the field. From Frankenstein to King Kong to Creature From the Black Lagoon, and all the obscure films...we got you covered!
See all the issues and select the ones you would like from our MONSTER BASH MAGAZINE Department at home here at Creepy Classics.
You can subscribe too!
Rondo Remembers: Trick-Or-Treaters Meet The Hippies
This is one of my vivid, favorite and WEIRD Halloween memories. I've posted about it before, but it's so crazy, it bears repeating:
Here's a weird Halloween memory for me. This was probably 1969 or 1970. Myself and the neighborhood kids were making the Trick-or-Treat rounds together. It was dark, cool...I had my rubber, hand-painted Frankenstein mask on, my Sunday dress jacket (heck, it was as close as I could get to the monster's jacket) and galoshes on.
We knocked at a door in the neighborhood that we didn't really know. Keep in mind this was around 1969 or 1970. The door opened an the smell of incense blasted out (I THINK it was incense). A guy about 20 years old opened the door. He had long hair and a beard. There were others in the background we couldn't really see. Just some tie-die through a haze and some black lights.
I meekly said, "Trick-Or-Treat" in a muffled voice from behind my sweaty rubber mask.
The hippie-type fellow said something like..."Oh, WHOAH! He jumped...is it 'Trick-or-Treat?' Hold on, hold on." He ran from the door and re-appeared about one minute later. We were shuffling our feet, almost ready to leave. He said, "Treats!" We held our bags up and open. He plopped a treat in all our bags and closed the door.
Walking out to the street light we all peered into our bags. I lifted out a melting Fudgsicle on a stick. We all stood there with dripping chocolate. I think we were all afraid to eat these. We ended up all tossing them in some shubbery.
I find it amusing to remember. The time we neighborhood kids freaked-out, the spaced-out hippies. BTW - I think the music of Santana was playing loudly through this whole episode.
-Ron Adams
Ligonier, PA
She's Back! Hammer's THE REPTILE Action Figure
You know her, you love her, you hope that she doesn't bite you:
THE REPTILE (Hammer-Mego) - Action Figure
An 8 inch tall, posable action figure of Hammer Film's "Reptile" monster! She's got fangs and knows how to use them! Perfect for the Hammer Films collector. Awesome action figure!
She's back in stock, ready to preside in your action figure collection, or she'd be a great gift for a fellow Hammer Horror fan. Seek her out in our Models, Toys & Action Figures Department here at Creepy Classics.
New! MONSTER BASH T-Shirt
Celebrate the MONSTER BASH CONVENTIONS! Get your wardrobe read for the June and October Bashes in 2027. A very limited supply, sizes men's small - 3X (while supplies last):
MONSTER BASH: BUILD MONSTERS - T-Shirt
A comfortable black t-shirt for the 2026 October MONSTER BASH CONVENTION. "If you build it...monsters will come!" In men's sizes SMALL-3X (while supplies last). Color image in front of t-shirt.
Quick, get this now for you wild wardrobe in out T-Shirt Department at Creepy Classics.
New! Classic Movie Poster Postcards
Here they are! The kind of postcards you want to send to your fiendish friends! Get these new ones that are available now:
COUNTESS DRACULA (1971) - Postcard
An unused postcard for COUNTESS DRACULA (1971), a Hammer film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
THE BLACK CAT (1941) - Postcard
An unused postcard for THE BLACK CAT (1941), a Universal film. Beautifully reproduced from a theater poster. 4x6 inches. New! Collect them all.
Get any of these, or see even more, more, more in our Trading Cards Department at Creepy Classics.
New! Vintage TV Guides To Bring Back The 1980s Memories...
I love paging through these, seeing the movies I would have circled or highlighted...and the ads too. The ads bring back the times in my mind's eye. Join me and get some to relive those exciting days for Monster Kids:
TV GUIDE (May 23-29, 1981) - Used Magazine
The memories of 1981 come rushing back as you leaf through this old TV GUIDE! Remember looking through it for your favorite monster movies that may appear on the home screen? In this issue you can find listings for: BEWARE THE BLOB, THE MONOLITH MONSTERS, SALEM'S LOT, DESTROY ALL PLANETS, FROM HELL IT CAME, and more. Plus, TV shows like NIGHT STALKER, HEE HAW, THE ROCKFORD FILES, I DREAM OF JEANNIE, GUNSMOKE, and more. And, who can forget the ads for Kraft, Glade, Right Guard, various cigarettes, Scope, K-Mart, Whirlpool, and more? Used magazine, but no cut-outs or pen marks. Subscription sticker on cover, but like new. Barbara Eden on cover.
TV GUIDE (May 30 - June 5, 1981) - Used Magazine
The memories of 1981 come rushing back as you leaf through this old TV GUIDE! Remember looking through it for your favorite monster movies that may appear on the home screen? In this issue you can find listings for: VAMPIRE MEN OF THE LOST PLANET, THE LOST CONTINENT, NIGHT OF TERROR (Lugosi), and more. Plus, TV shows like STAR TREK, MASTERPIECE THEATRE, STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO, KOJAK, THREE'S COMPANY, GET SMART, and more. And, who can forget the ads for weight loss, various cigarettes, Bell Systems, K-Mart, Thom McAn, and more? Used magazine, but no cut-outs or pen marks. Subscription sticker on cover, but like new. Dan Rather on cover.
TV GUIDE (May 9-15, 1981) - Used Magazine
The memories of 1981 come rushing back as you leaf through this old TV GUIDE! Remember looking through it for your favorite monster movies that may appear on the home screen? In this issue you can find listings for: THE TERROR OF MECHAGODZILLA, THE PIT AND THE PENDULUM, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES, TOWER OF LONDON (1963), and more. Plus, TV shows like KUNG FU, BARNEY MILLER, GRIZZLY ADAMS, STAR TREK, HOGAN'S HEROES, and more. And, who can forget the ads for various Cigarettes, the RCA Tape Club, Bell Systems, Sears, Step Saver Kitchens, and more? Used magazine, but no cut-outs or pen marks. Subscription sticker on cover, but like new. DALLAS, Larry Hagman on cover.
TV GUIDE (April 18-24, 1981) - Used Magazine
The memories of 1981 come rushing back as you leaf through this old TV GUIDE! Remember looking through it for your favorite monster movies that may appear on the home screen? In this issue you can find listings for: BATTLE BENEATH THE EARTH, THE FACE OF MARBLE, DRACULA (1979), THE ILLUSTRATED MAN, INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN, and more. Plus, TV shows like THE MUPPET SHOW, I LOVE LUCY, FAT ALBERT, RAT PATROL, ROCKFORD FILES, BOSOM BUDDIES, and more. And, who can forget the ads for The RCA Tape Club, cigarette ads, Delco car radios, Air Force recruiting, and more? Used magazine, but no cut-outs or pen marks. Subscription sticker on cover. ABC News anchor Ted Koppel on cover.
TV GUIDE (Jan. 23-29, 1982) - Used Magazine
The memories of 1982 come rushing back as you leaf through this old TV GUIDE! Remember looking through it for your favorite monster movies that may appear on the home screen? In this issue you can find listings for: FIVE MILLION YEARS TO EARTH, EMPIRE OF THE ANTS, THE HUMAN VAPOR, THE PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES, THE CURSE OF BIGFOOT, THE HOUSE THAT SCREAMED, and more. Plus, TV shows like Columbia Tape Club, cigarette ads, Arari, L.L. Bean, Planters Peanuts, and more. Used magazine, but no cut-outs or pen marks. Like new. Super Bowl promote on cover.
TV GUIDE (Dec. 6-12, 1980) - Used Magazine
The memories of 1980 come rushing back as you leaf through this old TV GUIDE! Remember looking through it for your favorite monster movies that may appear on the home screen? In this issue you can find listings for: THE MONSTER THAT CHALLENGED THE WORLD, COUNT YORGA - VAMPIRE, WOMEN OF THE PREHISTORIC PLANET, THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, and more. Plus, TV shows like THE MUPPET SHOW, STAR TREK, NOVA, THE OUTER LIMITS, LOU GRANT SOAP, and more. And, who can forget the ads for the RCA Tape Club, cigarettes, Levis, K-Mart, and more. Used magazine, but no cut-outs or pen marks. Subscription sticker on cover. DIFF'RENT STROKES on cover.
Get your classic TV GUIDE Digest Magaines by CLICKING HERE. They're resting right now, waiting for you at Creepy Classics.
It's Here! MONSTER BASH SPECIAL #7 Magazine
Above: A Peek inside this MONSTER BASH Special Edition!
The glossy, brand-spanking new MONSTER BASH SPECIAL #7...for your Halloween enjoyment and reminiscing. This special edition is not included in subscriptions. The next regular issue #61 will be available in December. Get this issue for your collection now:
MONSTER BASH SPECIAL #7 - Magazine
This is it! The special all-Halloween monster movie edition! Flashbacks from you, the reader, on growing up loving Halloween and Trick-Or-Treating! The memories, the monsters, the costumes, the candy! Plus, a look at the movies we love to watch in October that are branded in our minds with fun Halloween nights. The color DRACULA (1931) center spread, the REAL Sleepy Hollow yesterday and today, a little girl's Halloween Matinee! CURSE OF THE DEMON, DRACULA, FRANKENSTEIN, THE THING THAT COULDN'T DIE, HORROR OF DRACULA, and so much more! Writers include: Tom Weaver, Frank Dello Stritto, Kevin Slick, Ron Adams, Leonard Hayhurst, Kent Daluga, Ursula Adams, and more. NOTE: This special edition is not included in subscriptions.
Available now for shipping right to your doorstep! It's in our MONSTER BASH MAGAZINE Department from Creepy Classics.