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Femme Fatales January 1998 Volume 6 Number 7
Fighting femmes of Mortal Kombat II: Talisa Soto, Musetta Vander, Marjean Holden, Dana Lynn Hee; Irina: Supermodel and Kombat crusader, summarizes sex appeal, the Soviet cinema and her sewing machine; Kevin Williamson: Dubbed "Horror Boy" by the media, his Screamplay spawned 2 sequels and a teen/fear franchise; Julie Delpy - The Parisian werewolf: Celebrated in America for Killing Zoe, a cult pic, the French star is swimming mainstream in a horror movie; Elvira: Thoughts on merchandising, mammaries, sequels, sexism and surgery; Alexander Keith: She's a new breed of action heroine; Alicia Silverstone: Locking-out the lolita image, the far from clueless actress turned producer; Strip Search: S&M, smoke and strippers - Pam Grier in a "Wizard of Oz with sex" odyssey; Nancy Allen: Carrie, Dressed to Kill, Robocop - dialogue with the grande dame of modern Grand Guignol; Jill Kelly: Comes to Frogtown for the 3nd time with Toad Warrior. wish list |
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Femme Fatales February 1998 Volume 6 Number 8
Natasha Henstridge: A spy in stilettos in Modesty Blaise. James Bond's 50 sexiest femmes: Do you remember your first Bond Girl?: Ursula Andress, Claudine Auger, Izabella Scorupco, Diana Rigg, Daniella Bianchi, Luciana Paluzzi, Barbara Bach, Corine Clery, Carole Bouquet, Honor Blackman Teri Hatcher: Ex-Lois Lane turns femme fatale in James Bond Movie Tomorrow Never Dies; Michelle Yeoh: Bond finally met his match; Tina Cote: Spies, thighs and Sci-Fi; Illustrator Amanda Conner has given teeth to Vampirella; Maureen Flaherty: much better than her movies; Jungle Girl: The 1941 serial that was slashed by British censors; Sita Thompson: She embodies the comic book fantasies of Milo Manara in The Click. wish list |
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Femme Fatales March 1998 Volume 6 Number 9
Famke Janssen: The former 007 temptress deep --sixes hungry sea beasts. Dina Meyer: Starship Troopers' babe; Lisa Rinna: Escapes Melrose Place for the Fox TV movie Nick Fury; N'bushe Wright (means Godly One in Swahili) co-stars with Wesley Snipes in Blade; Molly Ringwald: From Pretty in Pink to Office Killer; The Click: Milo Manara's 3-D TV series for grown-ups; De'Ann Power: A sexy schizophrenic in The Click; Gabriella Hall: Model succumbs to vampirism, aliens, sex rays and that damned Manara's invisible man; Jackie Lovell: Prior to her ascent as the horror cinema's renascent heroine, she cooked in The Click; Leslie Olivan: A bombshell adrift in a zombie movie or a nature girl? wish list |
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Femme Fatales April 1998 Volume 6 Number 10/11
Bettie Page (cover). The devil and Charlize Theron: Bedeviled in The Devil's Advocate, she's hotter than hell and starring in Mighty Joe Young; Carnival of Souls: Anna K.McKown reveals that Wes Craven's production is not a by-the-numbers remake of the 1962 classic; Russ Meyer: The auteur filmmaker, who broadened nudie-cuties into a titular industry, on the marketing of women; Kiss Me Deadly: The controversial "Sex'n'Violent" '50s nuclear nightmare is back-and this time, the ending is unedited; Bettie Page: Lauded as the world's most popular pin-up, Page's uncensored legacy is a hybrid of sex appeal and skeletons; Christa Campbell: A pin-up model,played Page in a documentary. She also embodies a comic book's bustier-clad killer; David F. Friedman: A softcore sovereign, who fueled an empire on sex & violence, recounts his drive-in reign(1960-1972); Angie Dickinson: Paired with John Wayne, Sinatra, etc., she defrosted the '50s, and in middle-age, seriously singed the '70s; Checking back into Horror Hotel: Venetia Stevenson was cast as the short-lived lodger in a '60 sleeper that critics compare to Psycho; Karina Lombard: The ex-model, her leading men include Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise & Bruce Willis, actually survived Kull! Jennifer L.Hewitt, Sarah M. Gellar: Stars of the hit TV series, Party of Five and Buffy-Vampire Slayer, recall what they did last summer; Lisa Comshaw: Last of the direct-to-video divas. wish list |
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Femme Fatales May 1998 Volume 6 Number 12
Perdita Durango: Casting Rosie Perez in the title role, Alex de la Iglesia spins an $8 million "trashy comic book" tableaux about apocalyptic sex & violence; Gillian X: Profile of X-femmes, Gillian Anderson. Her odyssey from stage thespian to sci-fi sovereign, from plain Jane to frequent "cover" woman; The X-Files movie: How closely will the film version adhere to the TV mythology? Gillian Anderson: Speaks about her "X" movie. Is the film a stretch for Anderson's character? Faith Ford: In an effort to lose her perky sitcom persona, the "Murphy Brown" veteran turns to Stephen King; Fiona Lewis: The horror cinema's unsung heroine recounts her experiences with the genre's exalted directors; Olivia Williams: After stealing kevin Costner's sci-fi saga, the sexy star takes you behind-the-scenes of The Postman; Fauve: The creator of the kinky comic, Vampfire, speaks on women in the medium and the TV adaptation of her very sensuous siren. wish list |
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Femme Fatales June 1998 Volume 7 Number 1
Heather Graham wish list |
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Femme Fatales July 1998 Volume 7 Number 2
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Femme Fatales August 1998 Volume 7 Number 3
Maria English. |
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Femme Fatales September 1998 Volume 7 Number 4
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Femme Fatales October 1998 Volume 7 Number 5
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Femme Fatales November 1998 Volume 7 Number 6
Vampires |
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Femme Fatales December 1998 Volume 7 Number 7
Elvira wish list |
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Femme Fatales Annual 1998 Volume 7 Number 8
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