Concerning the hardcover and paperback entries of “Scripts from the Crypt: The Wizard” at https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2... …and…. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2... Please change title to “Scripts from the Crypt 18: The Wizard” Please add (and link to existing Goodreads Authors): Introduction: Anthony Slide Contributors: Richard Heft, Steve Joyce, Henry Nicolella, Gary Prange, Steve Thornton, Laura Wagner Please add Description (from Amazon): What is THE most fascinating and sought-after "lost" silent horror film? According to William K. Everson, it’s 1927’s The Wizard, a wild-and-woolly “Old Dark House” horror whodunit. In the Webster family’s storm-lashed home, partygoers are watching Anne Webster blow over the 20 candles on her birthday cake … and then a grotesque figure, with ghastly face and taloned hands, enters through the chimney flue. After wiseguy reporter Stanley Gordon arrives on the chaotic scene, the action moves to a neighboring manor, a house of horrors ruled by hate-maddened scientist Dr. Coriolis. The instrument of his revenge: Tongo, a gorilla with a human head! “Experience” this gonzo scare-comedy the only way you now can, second-hand, via Scripts from the Crypt’s centenary celebration of The Wizard. It serves up a Wizard production history, the 82-page script, career articles on its stars and more.
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https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2...
Please change title to “Scripts from the Crypt 18: The Wizard”
Please add (and link to existing Goodreads Authors):
Introduction: Anthony Slide
Contributors: Richard Heft, Steve Joyce, Henry Nicolella, Gary Prange, Steve Thornton, Laura Wagner
Please add Description (from Amazon):
What is THE most fascinating and sought-after "lost" silent horror film?
According to William K. Everson, it’s 1927’s The Wizard, a wild-and-woolly “Old Dark House” horror whodunit.
In the Webster family’s storm-lashed home, partygoers are watching Anne Webster blow over the 20 candles on her birthday cake … and then a grotesque figure, with ghastly face and taloned hands, enters through the chimney flue. After wiseguy reporter Stanley Gordon arrives on the chaotic scene, the action moves to a neighboring manor, a house of horrors ruled by hate-maddened scientist Dr. Coriolis. The instrument of his revenge: Tongo, a gorilla with a human head!
“Experience” this gonzo scare-comedy the only way you now can, second-hand, via Scripts from the Crypt’s centenary celebration of The Wizard. It serves up a Wizard production history, the 82-page script, career articles on its stars and more.