Vous consultez actuellement le France version du site.
Voulez-vous passer à votre site local ?
1 TEMPS DE LECTURE MIN

THE MAGAZINE OF THE MACABRE AND FANTASTIC!

The Dark Side magazine has just turned 30. In fact October 1990 saw the first issue arriving in UK newsagents at a very reasonably priced £1.75. It might cost you a tad more than that to pick up that same first edition these days, but that’s inflation for you. Meanwhile, however, it will still only cost you £3.99 to buy issue 212 of the mag, which should be available from the same fine retailer who flogged you this issue of Infinity.

We’ve returned to the 1980s for our cover feature this time round, a brilliant piece remembering the 1985 fear favourite Fright Night, with William Ragsdale as the teenager who discovers his cool new neighbour Chris Sarandon is actually a vampire, and Roddy McDowall as the TV horror host who is reluctantly drawn into dealing with the real-life undead.

Lisez l'article complet et bien d'autres dans ce numéro de Infinity Magazine
Options d'achat ci-dessous
Si le problème vous appartient, Connexion pour lire l'article complet maintenant.
Numéro unique numérique Issue 30
 
€3,49 / issue
Ce numéro et d'autres anciens numéros ne sont pas inclus dans une nouvelle version de l'article abonnement. Les abonnements comprennent le dernier numéro régulier et les nouveaux numéros publiés pendant votre abonnement. Infinity Magazine
Abonnement numérique annuel €29,99 facturé annuellement
Sauvez
54%
€2,31 / issue

Cet article est tiré de...


View Issues
Infinity Magazine
Issue 30
VOIR EN MAGASIN

Autres articles dans ce numéro


REGULARS
WELCOME
THE HAPPIEST DAYS OF YOUR COVID LIVES…
INFINITY NEWS
The Infinity team bring you news on your favourite TV shows and movie franchises, including The Bruce Forsyth Show on DVD, a new sci-fi blockbuster with a real robot star and the sad passing of an Avengers icon…
MESSAGES FROM BEYOND
We love Close Encounters with our readers so drop us a letter at 29 Cheyham Way, South Cheam, Surrey SM2 7HX or an e-mail at editor@thedarksidemagazine.com and you have a good chance of seeing your own name in print
LET US BEAM YOUR COPY TO YOUR DOOR BY SUBSCRIBING TO: INFINITY
SUBSCRIBE TODAY BY FILLING IN THE ORDER FORM BELOW:
INFINTY REVIEWS
Allan Bryce, Steve Kirkham, Denis Meikle and James Whittington take a look at some of the latest sci-fi and fantasy movie and home video releases - with some album reviews also!
Soundtrack Reviews
Original Television Soundtrack Paddy Kingsland - Silva
IN THE NEXT OUT-OF THIS WORLD IS ISSUE OF INFINITY
ISSUE 31 LANDING 26.11.20
FEATURES
A VERY ENGLISH TYRANNY…
In the 1977 TV series 1990, Britain was under the grip of a tyrannically oppressive bureaucracy riding roughshod over the population’s civil liberties. Robert Fairclough wonders whether this sci-fi concept could ever happen in real life…
THE DANDY DOCTOR
Brian J. Robb travels back in time fifty years to explore the make-or-break seventh season of Doctor Who that introduced Jon Pertwee’s dynamic Third Doctor and brought the series into the modern era of colour television…
KILL BILL! A BRIEF HISTORY OF REGENERATION
The arrival of Jon Pertwee as the star of Doctor Who
RAISING CAINE NARK…
“When a case proves too baffling for the minds of Interpol, they turn to the talents of Department S.” We turn to our own Jason King, smooth as sandpaper John Martin, for a full explanation of the cult ITC spy-fi adventure series!
EPISODE GUIDE
The series was given scant respect by the regional
REACH ACROSS THE STARS
Richard Molesworth examines the short screen life of Star Cops, a 1987 BBC series chronicling the adventures of the International Space Police Force…
‘PASTA PAURA’ AND BLACK GLOVE STORIES!
Pre-order and get a signed copy as well as a personal
WILL HAY
Our learned friend William Thompson Hay was not only a character comedian of the first rank, but also an astronomer of high repute, a fully qualified air pilot and an engineer. He had a lot to teach us, as Michael Todd remembers…
Gene Roddenberry’s UNSOLD TV PILOTS
After creating Star Trek, Gene Roddenberry was anxious to follow it up with another small screen sci-fi hit. It was easier said than done, as Paul Carey reports…
MODEL BEHAVIOUR
The model game is afoot as our resident kit expert Andy Pearson takes a look at sculptures of popular characters such as Sherlock Holmes. “Watson - fetch the needle!’
TESTING THE LIMITS
Allan Bryce chats to David J. Schow, who aside from scripting films such as The Crow and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning is an expert on The Outer Limits and author of the best-selling Outer Limits Companion…
RICHARD ANDERSON BIONIC BOSS
Pat Jankiewicz recalls how, as Oscar Goldman, actor Richard Anderson loved the life Bionic!
Gerry Anderson’s LOST VILLAGE OF THE DOLLS
On January 21st 1967, just one month after the final episode of Thunderbirds had aired on British television, Gerry Anderson’s Century 21 productions launched Candy, a very strange comic aimed at the younger readers’ market. Alan Dein remembers this somewhat controversial venture…