Cult Movies Press:

Horror Trilogy - Complete Set of Three in Slipcase. [Vampire Over London – I Saw What I Saw When I Saw It - A Quaint & Curious Volume of Forgotten Lore]

Houston: Cult Movies Press, 2016.

A signed limited edition horror trilogy blending classic cinema, lore, and fan memory.

A cohesive and thoughtfully issued horror cinema set bringing together film history, cultural commentary, and personal memoir.

Published as a limited signed edition, seldom encountered complete in slipcase. The trilogy reflects a collector-oriented approach to mid-century horror appreciation, with particular emphasis on the enduring legacy of classic film and television exposure.

DETAILS:
+++ Three volumes, each signed and numbered by the author
+++ Publisher’s slipcase present
+++ ‘Vampire Over London – Bela Lugosi in Britain’ (2nd Edition) — Examines Lugosi’s British career, roles, and lasting influence on horror cinema
+++ ‘A Quaint & Curious Volume of Forgotten Lore’ — Surveys myths, production history, and lesser-known narratives within classic horror film
+++ ‘I Saw What I Saw When I Saw It’ — Memoir of mid-century television and film culture shaping early horror fandom

CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS:
+++ Focused study of Bela Lugosi’s British career and its cultural impact
+++ Exploration of lesser-known histories, myths, and production narratives in classic horror cinema
+++ Memoir-driven account of mid-century television and film culture shaping horror fandom
+++ Blends scholarship with personal narrative, appealing to both collectors and enthusiasts

CONDITION: Fine / Fine. Bindings are tight and square. Texts are clean; minimal handling wear. Slipcase shows light shelf wear. Presents well and remains gift quality.

HISTORICAL CONTEXT —
Produced in the early 21st century during a resurgence of interest in classic horror cinema, this set reflects the growing collector market for niche film scholarship and signed small-press editions. The focus on Bela Lugosi and mid-century viewing culture situates the work within a broader revival of Golden Age horror appreciation, particularly among collectors of film history and memorabilia.

Together, these volumes offer a multifaceted exploration of horror cinema, blending scholarly research with personal anecdotes to celebrate the enduring legacy of classic horror films.

Subjects: Bela Lugosi, classic horror films, television culture 1950s–1960s, film criticism, cult cinema, signed editions, Film history, horror studies, memoir, cinema studies.

Item #21843

Price: $165.00