See The Tree...How Big It's Grown...

...and we mean tree...BIG tree...MONSTER tree...a killer tree called Tabonga
that you can read all about in "From B-Movie Hell It Came" in the March 2000
issue of HORROR-WOOD Webzine, just published on the World Weird Web. Last
issue, we profiled Fifties "Scream Queen" Allison Hayes' horror film
career...in this issue, we profile her life--and it's quite a story! Read
about it in "The Real Allison Hayes." We established that there ARE "lost
Hammer Horrors"--now, the truth (sort of) can be known--there are "lost
Universal" horror films too, as you'll discover in "The Lost Universal
Horrors." (Just don't believe a word of it.) Director Tod Browning lensed
"Dracula" and many of Lon Chaney's greatest hits--yet, he doesn't seem to
get much respect these days. Learn why in
"Slouching Toward Obscurity." Tor Johnson was a wrestler, a horror film
icon, and--thanks heavens--NOT a state governor. Read all about him in
"Tor! Tor!
Tor!" Dario Argento is today a horror film director supreme, widely admired
for his stylish scares. You'll experience his first giallo effort in "Dario
Argento's Bloody Bird." Meanwhile, little John-John is all a-quiver after
watching rubber tentacles shake their grove thing in "Octaman." All this,
and new DVD Dungeon, HORROR-WOOD Reporter, and Collector's Crypt columns,
and Gore-respondence (featuring a real-live grave robbing!) as
well as film reviews, in the new issue of HORROR-WOOD. Crawl, slink, or
ooze over
to:
http://www.horror-wood.com
and we'll be "lurking" for you. Cheers!
P.S.: Check out the new HORROR-WOOD Store on the Contents Page...you might
find a fine gift for that special boil or ghoul.

--Joe "Renfield" Meadows