Tony Strauss

STANDARD EDITION - B&W interior]The Incredible Cinema Megazine is back for another massive stack of cinematic marvels and wonderments Another giant-sized issue packed with all the mushy movie marvels you've come to expect from the geeks, grouches and gauchos at Weng's Chop With over 200 jam-packed pages of exploitation, horror, action, arthouse and porn weirdness, you're gonna gobble this one down like a gourmet feast *THIS ISSUE FEATURES: A Blaxploitation Geek Roundtable, The Films of Calvin Lee Reeder, Bobby Suarez & Cleopatra Wong, Takashi Miike, Naughty Horror Novels, Tom "The Dude" Hodge, Disaster Movies, Postmortem Ed Wood Films, Found Footage Horrors, Gaspar Noe, '70s Monster Memories, Hentai, Venice in Films, Classic Porn Primer, Pimping Godfrey Ho, Appreciating DEEP END, The Knoxville Horror Fest, Robin Bougie, Director Matthew Mallinson Interviewed, Greek VHS Flea Market Finds, Interview with STRESSED TO KILL director Mark Savage, Steve's Video Store's In Memoriam, Choppers' Best of 2015...and a whole heapin' helpin' of reviews of the wildest movies, books and comics this side of insanity AS ALWAYS, WE ONLY FEATURE WHAT WE LOVE-NO HATEFUL RANTS HERE GRAB YOUR COPY NOW AND JOIN THE LOVE-FEST * Please don't eat the magazine...it's more of a garnish.

Join the geeks of WENG'S CHOP as they dig deep thru the outer reaches of oddball and obscure to bring you the wildest and weirdest in global cinema This issue includes an insane amount of interviews, reviews and articles written by people from all walks of life, with all kinds of tastes in film. Over 200 pages of cinematic sludge, motion picture mayhem and exploitation gold If you're tired of the same old, same old and you'd like to check out something unique, give Weng's Chop Magazine issue #6 a try

Join the geeks of WENG'S CHOP as they dig deep thru the outer reaches of oddball and obscure to bring you the wildest and weirdest in global cinema This issue includes an insane amount of interviews, reviews and articles written by people from all walks of life, with all kinds of tastes in film. Over 200 pages of cinematic sludge, motion picture mayhem and exploitation gold If you're tired of the same old, same old and you'd like to check out something unique, give Weng's Chop Magazine issue #6 a try

STANDARD B&W EDITION] Paul Naschy, a.k.a. Jacinto Molina, is renowned as Spain's number one icon of the horror genre. His love of the macabre began in childhood and it would remain engraved in his DNA until his dying day. His is a strange story: a champion weightlifter and body builder, he started acting almost as a lark, when all he really wanted to do was write. Despite the apathy and incredulity of most of his colleagues, he forged ahead and helped to create the Spanish horror film. A period of success was followed by soul-crushing disappointment, depression and ill health-but his champion spirit ensured that he would make his comeback. Before passing on in 2009, he found himself feted and lionized by fans and followers all over the world, thus validating his decision to take the road less traveled. Troy Howarth, the author of such acclaimed books as Real Depravities: The Films of Klaus Kinski and the Rondo Award-nominated So Deadly, So Perverse: 50 Years of Italian Giallo Films, charts the course of Naschy's career from uncredited bit player to beloved icon of the horror genre. All of Naschy's films are covered, with particular emphasis on the films he wrote (and sometimes directed) in addition to appearing in as an actor. Those who chiefly know of Naschy for his long-running series of films devoted to his character Waldemar Daninsky, the nobleman-turned-werewolf, may be in for a surprise as the full sweep of his career encompassed everything from social drama to out-and-out farce, as well. All of the highs and the lows of his prolific and unique career as a writer, a director, a producer and an actor are present and accounted for, providing a comprehensive overview of a man for whom the cinema was part of his very being. Human Beasts: The Films of Paul Naschy pays homage to Naschy the artist while also providing some personal glimpses into the man behind the makeup. On top of that, there are plenty of stills, posters, behind-the-scenes and candid shots, many donated by Naschy's family. Naschy's sons, Bruno and Sergio Molina, have also contributed memories about their father and his career, and there are further testimonials from people who've already fallen under the spell of Paul Naschy. You can also read the great man's thoughts about his legacy in the cinema, thanks to an interview which has never before been published-until now.

Weng's Chop #8.5 - 2015 Holiday Spooktacularby Brian Harris, Tony Strauss & Tim PaxtonWeng's Chop: The Incredible Cinema Megazine returns with its 3rd annual Holiday Spooktacular, and the goons from Wildside-Kronos have a sack of gruesome, groovy goodies for all the ghouls and gals This crazy little digest features a stunning Sherlock Holmes cover by illustrator extraordinaire Jolyon Yates and features the conclusion to legendary writer Stephen Bissette's extensive Sherlock Holmes vs. Mars article. You'll also find filmmaker Bennie Woodell's Tuesday Night Grindhouse Night at the New Beverly trip diary, more gold age porn from author Louis Paul, an interview with filmmaker Justin M. Seaman (THE BARN) and much more. Reviews include: DEADLY EYES, YELLOWBRICKROAD, LONG WEEKEND, THE DEVIL'S NIGHTMARE, JERSEY SHORE SHARK ATTACK, MILFS VS. ZOMBIES, MUSEO DEL HORROR, SICK GIRL, MUTANT, THE COMPANY OF WOLVES, THE VAMPIRE AND THE BALLERINA, BLOOD REINCARNATION, THROUGH THE LOOKING-GLASS, DEVIL'S PASS, PADHUKAPPU, Heir, BIGFOOT CAPTURED and RATMAN. So a Happy Halloween, Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year from everyone here at Wildside-Kronos to you and yours

WENG'S CHOP'S BIGGEST, BADDEST, BEST ISSUE YET Join the geeks of WENG'S CHOP as they dig deep thru the outer reaches of oddball and obscure to bring you the wildest and weirdest in global cinema This issue includes an insane amount of interviews, reviews and articles written by people from all walks of life, with all kinds of tastes in film. Over 250 pages of cinematic sludge, motion picture mayhem and exploitation gold If you're tired of the same old, same old and you'd like to check out something unique, give Weng's Chop Magazine issue #5 a try

WENG'S CHOP'S BIGGEST, BADDEST, BEST ISSUE YET Join the geeks of WENG'S CHOP as they dig deep thru the outer reaches of oddball and obscure to bring you the wildest and weirdest in global cinema This issue includes an insane amount of interviews, reviews and articles written by people from all walks of life, with all kinds of tastes in film. Over 250 pages of cinematic sludge, motion picture mayhem and exploitation gold If you're tired of the same old, same old and you'd like to check out something unique, give Weng's Chop Magazine issue #5 a try

WENG'S CHOP'S BIGGEST, BADDEST, BEST ISSUE YET Join the geeks of WENG'S CHOP as they dig deep thru the outer reaches of oddball and obscure to bring you the wildest and weirdest in global cinema This issue includes an insane amount of interviews, reviews and articles written by people from all walks of life, with all kinds of tastes in film. Over 250 pages of cinematic sludge, motion picture mayhem and exploitation gold If you're tired of the same old, same old and you'd like to check out something unique, give Weng's Chop Magazine issue #5 a try