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A Maurice Whitman cover fronts #34, which crowns the winners of FM’s $1,000 amateur monster-movie contest. Inside, a survey of the many screen versions of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and “Prince of Darkness,” Barry Brown’s poignant piece on the genre’s actors who died young.
Fredric March's Mr. Hyde — leering, degenerate, magnificently horrible — painted for a cover that captures everything unsettling about the 1931 Oscar-winning transformation.
Home-movie monster-making, decades before anyone could upload it: the $1,000 amateur-film contest winners in Issue #34 document a fan-filmmaker culture history mostly forgot. Period evidence of just how hands-on this hobby was.
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FM #34 — August 1965
Fredric March's Mr. Hyde — leering, degenerate, magnificently horrible — painted for a cover that captures everything unsettling about the 1931 Oscar-winning transformation. Inside: The House on Haunted Hill, Werewolf in a Girl's Dormitory, Horrors of Spider Island, and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and Maurice Whitman, Fredric March, Lon Chaney, and Barry Brown.
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