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"The Connoisseur's guide to horror and exploitation in the cinema".
Video Hound's Cult Flicks and Trash Pics.

Just what is the Exploitation Journal?
The Exploitation Journal was first published in 1987. It is dedicated to the serious study of exploitation and drive-in cinema of the 1960's and 70's, both national and international. What sets it apart from the other zines of this nature is that 1} it surfaced long before any of the current crop of terrible imitators saw the light of day, 2} it features well researched articles as opposed to zines that focus only on reviewing videos and telling you the reader things you already know, 3} we feature up-close and personal interviews with folks no one else even touches on (e.g... film producer Don Davison, director Norman J. Warren and actors such as Mel Wells). We are selective with our advertisers and are not under the control of the major video chains that specialize in sleaze cinema. We call things as we see them, which has brought us many fans and just as many enemies.

We started out as a type written xeroxed fanzine and have grown into a more professionally produced read. Richard Klemensen, publisher of Little Shoppe of Horrors called us "one of the best examples of desk top publishing". But be the judge of this yourself! Pick up our latest issue and satiate your curiosity. Each issue is $5 including shipping. $8 for folks overseas via surface mail, $10 for airmail. Add extra money to International check or Moneyorder, or I'll add it when I process your credit card.


THE EXPLOITATION JOURNAL VOL. 3 #3

Is here at last!

Special Summer 2005 Issue!

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH:

Carol Speed - Speeding Along with Carol Speed -
Carol lets it all hang out as we discuss Hollywood, Blacksploitation, as well as Carols life in general. Do not miss this Exploitation Journal exclusive!

ARTICLES ON:

Severn Darden
Werewolves on Wheels Remembered
Three Heroines of Horror - Susan George, Roberta Collins & Tiffany Bolling
Keenan Wynn career retrospect
Vic Israel - Spains forgotten "Little Man" of horror

And much, much more...

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AVAILABLE BACK ISSUES ($5 each, shipping included)

 
#16: Spanish/ Mexican Horror
Paul Naschy, Leon Klimovski, Karloff in Mexico, the Flying Cardonas, More... Extremely limited supply! |ORDER|

Vol. 2#1: American Masters Special
Al Adamson and Joe Green Interviews, Roger Corman, Martin Kosleck, Carnival of Blood retrospect. More... |ORDER|

Vol. 2#2-3: Bloody British Special
Richard Gordon Interview, Pete Walker and Norman J. Warren retrospect, the Amicus Anthologies, Much More.. |ORDER|

Vol. 2#4: Witchhunting Issue
If I were a Witchhunter who would I Burn?, Mark of the Devil parts 1 & 2 reto, Burn the Real Witch, Much More. Extremely Limited Supply! |ORDER|

Vol. 2#5 -- SOLD OUT
Don Davison interview, From pokes to strokes- the failing health of Curly Howard, Norman J. Warren interview, AIP Biker films, Remembering Fulci, More.

Vol. 2#6
Exploiting Poe, Jack Hill interview, Leo the Lush, Black Cat fever, Joys of Grave-robbing, More... |ORDER|

Vol. 2#7: Last House on the Left
SOLD OUT
LHotL 25 Anniversary issue: Resurrecting Last House, the sequals and ripoffs, the many faces of David Hess. More...


Vol. 3#1
All's Wells That Ends Wells- An interview with Mel Wells, Two Fat Guys Named Vic (Vic Diaz & Victor Buono), A Snake Crawls Out of the Closet, True Tales from the Crypt, Tyburn, and much more... |ORDER|

Vol. 3#2 - BACK IN STOCK!
Interviews - Robert Caroll, Silvia Villalobos, George Stover, Patty Breen...
Articles - Carradine in Mexico, Gushy About Uschi, Alien Rip-offs, Rome - Open City, Crawlspace, much, much more! ORDER
 


HOW OFTEN DO WE PUBLISH?
EXJ is published whenever we get to it, Literally! Between adding to the website and attempting to get film projects off the ground, there is no way that the Journal is going to see printing more than once every year or two. Please be patient, however, as each issue will be well worth the wait, packed with never before seen info and stills that make us the longest running fanzine around! Questions? Send them to: contact.

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