Issue #5 is now available! "Early & Late Roles" or, "Before & After They Were Famous"
The long-awaited milestone fifth issue of I Love Bad Movies is now available at our Etsy shop! This was a huge hit at the Brooklyn Zine Fest in April 2012 and the L.A. Zine Fest in February, and we're glad to announce that everyone is now able to pick up their own copy.
Thanks to all of our amazing contributors who helped create this issue. It's our best yet! Featuring an interview with Alex Winter (the Bill & Ted movies) about his first film role as a Puerto Rican gangster in Death Wish 3, plus more than two dozen essays and illustrations about stars before they were famous, and after they should have quit.
Be sure to Like "I Love Bad Movies: The Zine by K&M" on Facebook at fb.com/badmovies. (Anyone else using the I Love Bad Movies name on Facebook or elsewhere is not affiliated with us.) Thanks for stopping by!
Thanks to all of our amazing contributors who helped create this issue. It's our best yet! Featuring an interview with Alex Winter (the Bill & Ted movies) about his first film role as a Puerto Rican gangster in Death Wish 3, plus more than two dozen essays and illustrations about stars before they were famous, and after they should have quit.
Be sure to Like "I Love Bad Movies: The Zine by K&M" on Facebook at fb.com/badmovies. (Anyone else using the I Love Bad Movies name on Facebook or elsewhere is not affiliated with us.) Thanks for stopping by!
What is I Love Bad Movies?
I Love Bad Movies is a collaborative zine (self-published magazine) filled with essays, illustrations, and comics about the most enjoyably bad films. Creator Kseniya Yarosh and Co-Editor Matt Carman publish each issue with a specific theme: "Visions of the Future," "Kids' Movies," "Before and After They Were Famous," etc.
With a roster of several dozen writers, artists, comedians, film nerds, and special guests, each issue of I Love Bad Movies contains fresh, intelligent perspectives on those great-bad movies which some of us can't help but love.
Previous themes of I Love Bad Movies issues (all available here):
#5 (Now available!): "Early and Late Roles" or, "Before and After They Were Famous." (e.g. Purple Rain, Fear, Teen Wolf Too, The Island of Dr. Moreau)
#4: Kids' movies and movies about kids and teens. (e.g. Return to Oz, Mac and Me, Newsies, Class of 1984)
#3: "Visions of the Future": Apocalypse, robots, space, and computers. (e.g. Barbarella, The Net, Demolition Man, Southland Tales)
#2: Films with themes of love, sex, and friendship. (e.g. The Room, Hackers, Gleaming the Cube, Grease 2)
#1: The grab bag that started it all. (e.g. Troll 2, Road House, Showgirls, Sleepaway Camp)
Matt and Kseniya also host screenings of bad movies in New York City (and occasionally around the country), and exhibit at zine fests a few times per year. Check out our EVENTS page for the latest news on I Love Bad Movies events and appearances.
With a roster of several dozen writers, artists, comedians, film nerds, and special guests, each issue of I Love Bad Movies contains fresh, intelligent perspectives on those great-bad movies which some of us can't help but love.
Previous themes of I Love Bad Movies issues (all available here):
#5 (Now available!): "Early and Late Roles" or, "Before and After They Were Famous." (e.g. Purple Rain, Fear, Teen Wolf Too, The Island of Dr. Moreau)
#4: Kids' movies and movies about kids and teens. (e.g. Return to Oz, Mac and Me, Newsies, Class of 1984)
#3: "Visions of the Future": Apocalypse, robots, space, and computers. (e.g. Barbarella, The Net, Demolition Man, Southland Tales)
#2: Films with themes of love, sex, and friendship. (e.g. The Room, Hackers, Gleaming the Cube, Grease 2)
#1: The grab bag that started it all. (e.g. Troll 2, Road House, Showgirls, Sleepaway Camp)
Matt and Kseniya also host screenings of bad movies in New York City (and occasionally around the country), and exhibit at zine fests a few times per year. Check out our EVENTS page for the latest news on I Love Bad Movies events and appearances.
