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Creeping Flesh: The Horror Fantasy Film Book (Paperback)
by David Kerekes (Editor)
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Taking horror and fantasy cinema from around theworld with a distinctive retro sensibility,Creeping Flesh focuses on obscure and vilifiedhorror movies, the discovery of "lost" films, andan appreciation of British exploitation. Contentsinclude an interview with the director of Killer'sMoon, the lifting of the ban on Ray Brady'scontroversial Boy Meets Girl, the seminal filmzine Sleazoid Express and the grindhouse theatresof Times Square, and the forgotten inspiration forThe Wicker Man and Robin Hardy's disastrousfollow-up The Fantasist.

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