Description
Explore a captivating piece of cinematic history with this November 1994 issue of Fangoria Magazine, noted as issue #138. This vintage magazine features the iconic Robert De Niro in the unforgettable role of Frankenstein, making it a must-have collectible for fans of both horror and classic cinema.
This particular issue stands out for its in-depth look at the early 90s revival of horror films, showcasing interviews, behind-the-scenes insights, and exclusive photographs that capture the essence of the genre during this transformative era. It transports readers back to a time when horror was emerging in innovative ways, with De Niro’s performance setting the stage for a new interpretation of classic monsters.
As a piece of collectible vintage magazines, this issue not only highlights significant trends in filmmaking but also serves as a reflection of pop culture during the 90s. The cover story on Robert De Niro is particularly noteworthy, making it a valuable addition to any collection dedicated to the exploration of horror's evolution.
The magazine itself is in very good to excellent condition. Expect minimal wear typical for its age, plus it comes encased in a protective plastic covering to ensure its longevity as a collectible. The overall presentation of this magazine is impressive, making it a perfect showpiece for display or to enhance your collection of vintage magazines.
- Very Good/Excellent condition
- Newsstand edition, no label
- Protective plastic covering included
Don’t miss out on the chance to own this rare Fangoria vintage issue—ideal for any horror enthusiast or collector who appreciates the artistry and influence of iconic films.
