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I talked with a zombie
I talked with a zombie

By Tom Weaver

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"In this newest compilation of interviews, 23 more veterans share their stories--strange, frightening and even a little funny--this time with an increased emphasis on genre TV series courtesy of th...

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Science Fiction Confidential
Science Fiction Confidential

By Tom Weaver

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I Was a Monster Movie Maker
I Was a Monster Movie Maker

By Tom Weaver

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Poverty Row Horrors
Poverty Row Horrors

By Tom Weaver

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Science Fiction Confidential
Science Fiction Confidential

By Tom Weaver

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"David Hedison, who plays a tiny human-headed insect menaced by a spider at the climax of the sci-fi classic The Fly (1958), says the moviemakers spoiled the scene by giving him a squeaky voice. "I...

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Universal Horrors
Poverty Row Horrors
Poverty Row Horrors

By Tom Weaver

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Monster Kid Memories
Monster Kid Memories

By Bob Burns

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Universal Terrors 1951 1955
Universal Horrors
Universal Horrors

By Tom Weaver, John Brunas

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