The FANEX film convention was held in Baltimore for 19 years. During that time many stars and fil...

Issue number 82 of the longest running horror film fanzine, edited by Gary J. Svehla, presents it...

Leah works the counter at a general store in Ashbourne, a small New England town where routines r...

Classic horror movie fans are familiar with the classic movie posters and images from the 1930s G...

The A-List of Horror Films and Monster Movies 320 pages * with 122 photos from * 110 films covere...

Forbidden Fruit: The Golden Age of the Exploitation Film offers the first thorough examination of...

Finally, a funny book about Groucho Marx! You Bet Your Life was unique in two respects. Is comedy...

2007 IPPY BRONZE MEDAL WINNER IN PERFORMING ARTS William Fox: A Story of Early Hollywood 1915-193...

You will find the answers to many questions and more as you read about the stage and film careers...

Serials can be both entertaining and informative. It is exactly those same two goals we hope to a...

Drums of the Lost Gods is a thrilling cliffhanger, set in South America, in the turbulent 1930s. ...

Catherine 'Cat' Warburton is the black sheep of a rich and powerful family, living on the West Co...

Every fan of the Universal Horror films of the 1930s knows that James Whale directed four of the ...

Writers defend horror films that have been trashed by film critics and horror film fans. Titles c...

Dwight Frye's Last Laugh details the dramatic rise and fall of the actor who won immortality as t...

Fantastic Journeys is comprised of FANEX film convention guest talks and question and answer sess...

In Celluloid Adventures: Good Movies Bad Timing, films were discussed that had received scathing ...

This book is for all those Monster Kids who remember those long weekdays anxiously awaiting the w...

Tracy Brubaker is a successful Maryland attorney who doesn’t handle murder cases—that is until he...

Issue #75 of Midnight Marquee magazine features Groundbreakers: The 13 Most Influential Horror Mo...

Italian sword and sandal burst upon worldwide screens in 1957 8 with the release of Steve Reeves’...

Attack of the B Queens is a celebration of women in horror films. Editor Jon Keeyes begins the jo...

It is 1938 and there is murder afoot on the set of Son of Frankenstein Boris Karloff has been fra...

The modern Western is so intent on portraying the West as it really was that the end product come...

Tailor Massimo 'Max' Paganini is in trouble. His long-time rival Randall Pepper has been found sh...

Mad About Movies #9 features:TARZAN: Lord of RKO; THE WHISTLER: Mystery, Shadows and Suspense on ...

Midnight Marquee Press, Inc. is pleased to introduce this volume that begins the 'second phase' o...

For an attorney who doesn’t handle murder cases, Tracy Brubaker can’t seem to catch a break. No s...

We lost most of our cinema heroes years ago … horror icons like Bela Lugosi and Boris Karl...

This book is the first to cover Frank Sinatra's film career thoroughly and prove that, indeed, he...

Welcome to the Forgotten Horrors cinematic world of weird mysteries and patent oddities, if not o...

Finally a biography on those titans of terror from the Golden Age of Horror Films: Lionel Atwill ...

Welcome to the wonderful world of the independent, cut-price horror, science fiction and fantasy ...

To this day the cinematic beauty-and-the-beast imagery of 1933's King Kong remains a vibrant forc...

I know that face, but …. who is that? Karloff, Lugosi, Chaney—those names and images have ...

Catherine Cat Warburton is the black sheep of a rich and powerful family, living on the West Coas...

Since Bela Lugosi was the very first book published by Midnight Marquee Press, Inc. in 1995, and ...

With Universal’s release of Dracula on Valentine’s Day 1931, the horror film as we know it was bo...

He immortalized Henry Frankenstein in Hollywood’s Frankenstein and Bride of Frankenstein, but his...

A&C meet Frankenstein is in production and there’s strange doings afoot at Universal: a phantom a...

Funerals; for most of us the trappings of the funeral parlor andthe finality of the cemetery comm...

After coverning horror film icons Bela Lugosi, Boris Karloff, Lon Chaney, Jr. and Vincent Price, ...

Each Christmas we shamelessly wallow in sweet sentiment brought to us courtesy of Hollywood, a gl...

While the horror films of the silent era influenced the look of all the genre films to come, very...

Fear of the dark, fear of death, fear of the unknown and the unseen. Commentators have analyzed a...

This issue, Midnight Marquee #77, offers two feature articles. One a 'Forum Against ’Em' analysis...

Turner and Price turn back the curtains of obscurity and peer into Hollywood's Forgotten Horrors ...

Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Tonight you are going to visit one of the world's most famous...