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Classic Monsters of the Movies issue 14 brings you more of your favourite classic cinema chills, presented as only we know how. This issue\u2019s cover feature celebrates Bela Lugosi\u2019s many portrayals of Dracula, from his stage career through to the 1931 Universal classic and beyond – and, of course, the many vampire roles which were oh-so-close to the role that defined his image. As with all our articles, this feature is packed with stills that bring Lugosi\u2019s career as Hollywood’s leading vampire to life.<\/p>\n

Fans of Lugosi are, therefore, in for a treat, but there\u2019s plenty of other exciting stuff in issue 14 of Classic Monsters of the Movies too. We dip our toes into the weird world of water-borne monsters and examine the aquatic critters of all shapes and sizes that have kept us on dry land over the years. Meanwhile, our biography of George Zucco explores his status as one of horror\u2019s most beloved character support stars. Whether as a Mummy-raising evildoer, a mad scientist or a sideshow owner, he never failed to raise a smile and a chill.<\/p>\n

If Vincent Price is your preferred purveyor of the macabre, then Classic Monsters of the Movies issue 14 is definitely for you, as we take a fresh look at 1964\u2019s eerie The Masque of the Red Death<\/em>. With a touch of Edgar Allan Poe and the kind of gothic brilliance that Roger Corman does so well, this movie always merits another viewing, so join us for a trip back to medieval Italy. Other articles include an appraisal of 1957 Lon Chaney biopic Man of a Thousand Faces<\/em> – a chance to examine James Cagney\u2019s portrayal of the iconic horror star and the liberties Hollywood takes with reality for the sake of drama.<\/p>\n

Classic Monsters of the Movies issue 14 is another must-have addition to your monster magazine collection, with beautiful stills and insightful articles bringing your favourite horror movies to life. World-class journalism immerses you in the motion pictures which we love so much, offering a fresh approach to the genre. Wrapped up in clean, timeless design and stunning production values, Classic Monsters of the Movies is a horror magazine you can\u2019t possibly afford to be without.<\/p>\n

Issue 14 includes:<\/p>\n