Famous Monsters of Filmland #64 cover painting of Vincent Price unmasked from HOUSE OF WAX by Basil Gogos 🔍 Click to enlarge

Famous Monsters of Filmland #64

Apr-70 Basil Gogos
Inside This Issue

No single genre owns Issue #64. Star Trek beams in with “Catspaw,” Toho’s all-star Destroy All Monsters levels Tokyo, Lugosi-era Murders in the Rue Morgue prowls Paris, and the Bride of Frankenstein gets her moment — all under Gogos’s lurid cover of Vincent Price’s ruined showman from House of Wax. Even comedian Pat Paulsen crashes the crypt.

Cover Spotlight

Vincent Price unmasked in a painting from HOUSE OF WAX — that terrible moment when the smooth wax surface falls away to reveal the scarred, vengeful truth underneath.

Contents

  • Stark Trek!
  • Catspaw
  • Horrors from the Third Dimension
  • Destroy All Monsters
  • Dark Shudders
  • Murders in the Rue Morgue

Recurring Departments

  • Speaking of Monsters

Bylines & Contributors

☠ Collector's Notes

The big-tent issue: Star Trek, Toho’s monster rally, Lugosi-era Poe, and a comedian in the crypt — Issue #64 shows FM’s reach at the turn of the ’70s. Trek collectors take note: “Catspaw” coverage in a monster mag is an oddball crossover worth bagging.

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Discussion

FM #64 — April 1970

Vincent Price unmasked in a painting from HOUSE OF WAX — that terrible moment when the smooth wax surface falls away to reveal the scarred, vengeful truth underneath. Inside: HOUSE OF WAX, STAR TREK CATSPAW, DESTROY ALL MONSTERS, and MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE, and Vincent Price, Jerry Neeley, Pat Paulsen, and Boris Karloff.

Got this issue? Read it till the staples fell out? Sound off. ⬇️

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