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Giving appropriate tribute to a great but not forgotten classic, the new issue of “Creepy Images Magazine” features “that” glaring image of the “girl possessed” from the film “The Evil Dead“. Yep, you guessed it…more exploitation memorabilia to gaze upon from this unique (and compact) little horror mag. Romero’s impact must seem never-ending to fans of this generation. Creepy Images …

Number #7 must be a lucky number, as a brand new “Creepy Images” arrives in its usual and horrifying display of tantalizing retro imagery. This round unleashes a smattering of “Hammer’s The Gorgon” imagery with a German name so long I’m not going to bother trying to copy it correctly. Though with it comes a collection of images under the …

At long last, another fine issue of “Creepy Images” has emerged from the dark abyss to present its wonderfully color pages with full bloody gory. Speaking of blood, you must know I’m referring to the intro section that feature not 1, but 16 bloody lobby card stills form the film “The Melting Man”. The formal title here is “Der Planet …

Who’s is that ugly mug on the cover of this issue of “Creepy Images”? Of course it can be none other than that “Anthropophagus” cretin! (Can you say “Anthropophagus” 10x fast??) Yep lots of cool images coming to ya this round with a special feature on the movie “Anthropophagus” to stare back at ya. Stab to the eye, guts spilling …

“Creepy Images Magazine” just sent over their latest edition. Like previous releases, it’s chock full of visual treats for the horror fan and of course the influential collector of lost images. This latest issue #9 boldly displays its small tribute to exploitation memorabilia. And of course right out of the pen comes our favorite naughty exploitation Nazi character Ilsa. Buyers …

Welcome to the world of exploitation memorabilia. Yes, indeed! It’s that time again for collectors to treat themselves to a bit of culture and hard to finds. A new issue of Creepy Images has arrived with some great scans of first time exclusive print images and some others that collectors would die for. Now as a import mag, your gonna …

A Fresh new copy of the magazine “Creepy Images” arrived today, of which I proceeded to secure some proper viewing time to just soak in the images within. We’ve covered all the previous issues which in fact are all of importance especially to horror movie memorabilia collectors, though at least for the moment, it never ceases to amaze me, someof …

After a short delay the 5th issue of CREEPY*IMAGES is now available!!! The new issue has again 64 pages (14,8 x 21 cm), is – like always – complete printed in full color and high quality and features rare and hard to finde movie memorabilia of the following movies: Jean Rollin’s GRAPES OF DEATH / PESTICIDE Complete German lobby set …

CREEPY IMAGES – VOL #2 Published by Kessler & Benzel Gbr Publication Date: 2009 Format: Color – 48 pages Price: $9.50 Are you a horror collector, enthusiast or just admirer of classic movie memorabilia? How’s you interest in stills and lobby cards that at times never even make the movie cut? I think I found the magazine for ya. Creepy …

CREEPY IMAGES – VOL #3 Published by Kessler & Benzel Gbr Publication Date: 2009 Format: Color – 48 pages Price: $9.50 Well, hopefully your aren’t new to this fine little well printed read…but if you are, you may want to pick up there 2 back issues as well. Creepy Images is the creation of T. Benxel who has such a …

CREEPY IMAGES – VOL #1 Published by Kessler & Benzel Gbr Publication Date: 2009 Format: Color – 48 pages Price: $9.50 Who says good things don’t come in small packages? I beg to differ as today I received a rather cute and tidy read called “Creepy Images” in the mail. In this first volume you get 48 pages or cool …

Published by Kessler & Benzel Gbr Publication Date: 2010 Format: Color – 64 pages Price: $9.50 Hey, is that tears of blood rolling down her face on the cover? Well I’m sure that isn’t due to the another issue of “Creepy Images” being released, as this extra loaded addition is a definite keeper. Sure, there is not alot of editorial …