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Hammer glamour rules Issue #122: Ingrid Pitt takes the cover, painted by Ken Kelly, and The Vampire Lovers feature inside gives the actress her full due. A Man Made Monster filmbook revisits Lon Chaney Jr.’s electrifying horror debut, “Daughter of Exorcist” sniffs out the Exorcist sequel early, and “Monsters from Mexico” rolls on.
Ken Kelly paints Ingrid Pitt as a vampire — Hammer's most glamorous and formidable blood-drinker, given a cover portrait worthy of her standing in the horror canon.
Ingrid Pitt commands a loyal following, and Issue #122 is her FM showcase — cover and feature both. Hammer-glamour issues like this one travel well beyond the FM-completist crowd.
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FM #122 — January 1976
Ken Kelly paints Ingrid Pitt as a vampire — Hammer's most glamorous and formidable blood-drinker, given a cover portrait worthy of her standing in the horror canon. Inside: The Vampire Lovers, Man Made Monster, Valley of the Dragons, and The Exorcist, and Ingrid Pitt, Ken Kelly, and Del Denton.
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