Drive-In Asylum #18

Richard Blackburn's "Lemora: A Child's Tale of the Supernatural" is one of those films that has gained momentum over the years. Now considered an unsung classic of low budget cinema, "Lemora" continues to haunt the imagination of those who appreciate the unique, terrifying world that it contains within its reels. Richard Blackburn talks to DIA about the creation of the film, as well as his involvement in cult phenomenon "Eating Raoul" - and even better, the interview is conducted by Harry Guerro of Garagehouse Pictures and Exhumed Films.

Other features in #18 include a list of our top 5 favorite releases from Something Weird Video, a profile of Doris Wishman's career in exploitation films, and of course reviews of fantastic films selected by DIA reviewers. We talk about "Santo and Blue Demon Vs. The Monsters", "The Big Boss", "Friday the 13th Part V: A New Beginning", "Horror of the Zombies", "She Mob", "U.F.O. Abduction (aka The McPherson Tape)", and "Dark August".

We've got plenty of the vintage newsprint ads you love to see in DIA too, with galleries devoted to actor John Saxon, nightmarish wedding fails, the return of Also Known As (movies in disguise with alternate titles), and lots more!