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Oscar Winners, The Haunted & Encountering George Lucas: CFQ Round Table 2:8

Oscar Winners, The Haunted & Encountering George Lucas: CFQ Round Table 2:8

L to R: Rick Baker's Oscar-winning makeup for THE WOLFMAN; the ghost from Joseph Stefano's rarely seen TV pilot THE HAUNTED; George Lucas.
This week’s episode of the Cinefantastique Round Table Podcast (Volume 2, Episode 8, for those of you keeping count) is even more full of horror, fantasy, and science fiction excitement than usual. Up [...]

The Unknown & The Haunted: Rare Screening

The Unknown & The Haunted: Rare Screening

[ February 25, 2011; 7:30 pm; 7:30 pm; ] The UCLA Film & Television Archive presents a double bill of rare television pilots created by Joseph Stefano, the producer-writer of the classic series THE OUTER LIMITS. The screenings take place on February 25, starting at 7:30pm, in the Billy Wilder Theater of the Hammer Museum, 10899 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90024.

At the end [...]

Stephen Rebello on PSYCHO: A Celebration of 1960 Retrospective

Stephen Rebello on PSYCHO: A Celebration of 1960 Retrospective

One of the proudest moments in the history of Cinefantastique was the October 1986 publication of a double issue (Volume 16, Number 5) devoted to the making of Alfred Hitchcock’s PSYCHO. The exhaustive and richly illustrated article was written by Stephen Rebello, who went on to publish an expanded version in book form, under the [...]

Interview: Psycho Screenwriter Joseph Stefano

The man who adapted Robert Block’s novel discusses his contribution to Alfred Hitchcock’s classic film.
As told to Steve Biodrowski
Joseph Stefano has a long list of credits of various shapes and sizes (including his work as a songwriter), but he will always be fondly remembered by genre fans for two outstanding projects: he produced and wrote [...]

Psycho (1960) - Horror Film Review

Psycho (1960) – Horror Film Review

This low-budget black-and-white shocker is one of the great achievements in the horror genre, although it eschews the monsters and supernatural trappings usually associated with the genre at that time, in favor of a psychologically based approach to terror. As producer Howard Hawks had done with THE THING FROM ANOTHER WORLD, producer-director Alfred Hitchcock took [...]