Ultimate Guide: The Innocents (1961)

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That new governess seems a little uptight, and why does she keep getting all upset? Sure, little Miles can be a bit grown-up for his age, and his language can be a little ribald, but surely that’s no reason for her to get so hysterical. I think we should go and find somewhere quiet, read the Ultimate Guide to The Innocents in peace, and calm down a bit. Perhaps we could take a seat in the schoolroom upstairs. On second thoughts, perhaps not - I’m sure I can hear someone crying in there…

36 pages, full colour throughout!

Ultimate Guide: Quatermass & the Pit (1967)

The extension works at the underground station seem to have been going on forever, so while we wait for the next train, let’s find a comfortable spot to relax and read the Ultimate Guide to Quatermass and the Pit. Of course, that’s if you can concentrate with all that racket from the building site – what are they doing down there? It’s enough to make your head feel all funny… as if there were something marching through your mind. Something a little out of this world, perhaps. Honestly, sometimes I wish I could just travel for five million years to get away from it all…

36 pages, full colour throughout!

Ultimate Guide: The Birds (1963)

It’s time to get ready for little Cathy Brenner’s birthday party, so let’s stop off at the pet shop to buy her a present. Don’t worry about that Melanie Daniels taking all the limelight (these socialites are all glamour and no substance), it’s hardly the brightest of days anyway with all those gulls flying around blocking the sun. They do seem to be more aggressive than usual… have you got some bird seed in your bag? Let’s head indoors and settle down with the Ultimate Guide to The Birds – it’s sure to leave you feeling chirpy…

36 pages, full colour throughout!

Ultimate Guide: Blood on Satan's Claw (1971)

Reverend Fallowfield’s sermon is getting a little dull - how about we head to the ruined church in the woods and see what Angel is up to? She always has ideas for exciting games, and she says her new friend will be making an appearance soon. But first, let’s find a quiet corner to read the Ultimate Guide to Blood on Satan’s Claw. It’s packed with information and those stills are so beautiful, it’s almost sinful. But where shall we go to find some peace? There seems to be someone in the woodshed so we certainly can’t go in there…

36 pages, full colour throughout!

Ultimate Guide: Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

What are you crying for? We’re all safe now, and the awful Monster has been burned to a crisp… hasn’t he? Maybe we could ask that strange Dr Pretorius, who’s been hanging around a lot lately. He says we should leave the charnel house, but it’s so comfortable in here. He seems to be holding some kind of memorial service with those hoodlums, so let’s find a quiet corner and read the Ultimate Guide to Bride of Frankenstein. There’s a new world of gods and monsters to discover. There is a wealth of content in this New Edition that wasn’t in the original publication, from biographical details about the cast and crew to trivia… oh, and stills too.

36 pages, full colour throughout!

Ultimate Guide: Dracula (1931)

This luxurious publication is a fresh edition of the very first Ultimate Guide magazine, bringing it in line with the sleek timeless design of the more recent film guides and celebrating Bela Lugosi’s breakthrough movie in style. There is a wealth of content in this New Edition that wasn’t in the original publication, from biographical details about the cast and crew to trivia… oh, and stills too. A perfect addition to your Ultimate Guide collection.

36 pages, full colour throughout!

Ultimate Guide: Frankenstein (1931)

The Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition is a true collector’s item. Presented in A4 format (210 x 297mm), it features a stunning gloss cover that allows the all-new cover art to shine. Inside, you’ll find the timeless design that’s the hallmark of the latest Ultimate Guide magazines, meaning the Frankenstein 1931 Ultimate Guide New Edition will be right at home alongside your other guides. This is the Frankenstein 1931 movie guide magazine that you’ve longed to see.

36 pages, full colour throughout!

Ultimate Guide: Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell (1974)

The inmates are getting rather rowdy - things have been a little strange since the arrival of that new inmate. At least that nice young lady with the medicine basket isn’t going to distract us by talking, so while Dr Victor gets on with whatever experiments he’s up to, let’s find a quiet spot to read the signed Ultimate Guide to Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell. Better stay away from that water cannon though - this is one movie guide you’ll want to take good care of…

36 pages, full colour throughout!