SFX Vampire Special
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Discover why you need to stake your claim on the latest bloodcurdling SFX Special Edition
The latest SFX Collections Special Edition (on sale Thursday) is not one magazine, but two – and the theme of both is vampires!
In one magazine you’ll find everything you could ever possibly want on True Blood:
• Interviews with big names from the show – including Stephen Moyer (Bill), showrunner Alan Ball, Nelsan Ellis (Layfaette), Sam Trammel (Sam), Joe Manganiello (Alcide), Linday Pulsipher (Crystal) and many more
• A complete episode guide to all three seasons
• The first half of issue one of the fantastic IDW True Blood comic
• The results of a reader poll to find the best ever episodes
• A look at True Blood merchandise
• A Bon Temps tourist brochure
• The show’s wildest ever moments
• The best cliffhangers
• A guide to swearing on the show!
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The other magazine encompasses the whole world of vampires, in TV shows, movies and more.
• Twilight
• The Vampire Diaries
• Being Human
• Priest
• Stakeland
• Universal’s Son Of Dracula
• ’80s classic Fright Night
• How Buffy The Vampire Slayer owes everything to The Lost Boys
• Grace Jones flick Vamp
• Plus, a look at the saucy vampire films of notorious Spanish film director Jess Franco
• There’s also the return of grumpy teenage cartoon character Jack the Vlad!
If you like vampires, you’re going to LOVE this package!
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Dave is a TV and film journalist who specializes in the science fiction and fantasy genres. He's written books about film posters and post-apocalypses, alongside writing for SFX Magazine for many years.
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