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Product Description
Limited edition reprint.
The Mummy 1932 Ultimate Guide is a luxurious full colour celebration of the Karloff classic.
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This luxury movie magazine guide, a limited edition reprint of the fourth in the Classic Movie Monsters Collection, celebrates Karl Freund’s iconic 1932 production of The Mummy, the film which cemented Boris Karloff’s superstardom, billing him as Karloff the Uncanny. Called simply The Mummy 1932, it is beautifully written and illustrated with a wealth of stills and posters.
Author and horror film historian Nige Burton traces the story of Universal’s need for a new monster, through to the movie’s present-day status as a defining factor in the way we perceive ancient Egypt. Within these lovingly designed pages you’ll discover the backstory behind one of horror cinema’s most enduring monsters, as well as the diverse stories unfolding behind the scenes, and cast and crew biographies.
The Mummy 1932 is the perfect reference guide for any fan of this highly respected Universal classic.
- 36 pages
- A4
- Full colour throughout
- Luxury gloss cover
Paul Das, Cleveland, UK –
So impressed that I am now a `New` subscriber to the Magazine and the Ultimate Guides (Extremely Lavish Brochures) are gorgeous. I am Hooked. Thanks!
Val Denham –
Brilliant, the reproduction of the film poster on the back is superb.
A fabulous book/magazine.
Joseph Buttler, California, US –
Thank you for all you do. The issues I have received are great and a very enjoyable read.
Chris Adams, Kentucky, US –
I am a subscriber to Classic Monsters magazine, and I have purchased all of your special guides to date. I absolutely LOVE your publications. The pictures, artwork, and information are all unparalleled. THANK YOU for providing us classic monsters fans with such wonderful resources. Your hard work is much appreciated by “monster kids” the world over.
Matt Bauer –
Loved it! Great behind the scenes info and insight into the significant players who brought this great film to life! Photos were outstanding.