40 More Cult Movies

The long-awaited sequel to the NUMBER ONE BEST SELLER 40 Cult Movies: From Alice, Sweet Alice to Zombies of Mora Tau.

Join critic and author Jon Towlson on a tour of 40 MORE cult movies! From Abbott and Costello to horror classics Rosemary's Baby (1968) and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) to cult curios like Devil Girl from Mars (1954) and Castle Freak (1995), Jon brings you 40 more of the best cult movies around!

Praise for 40 Cult Movies: From Alice, Sweet Alice to Zombies of Mora Tau.

'This is the best book on cult films since Danny Peary's 1980s series of books.' - PLAN 9 CRUNCH

'Brilliant and thought-provoking...a good addition for any cult film fan's bookshelf.' - WARPED PERSPECTIVE

'If you are looking for another book to add to your ever-growing collection of non-fiction horror, then you cannot go wrong with 40 Cult Movies.' - THE INDEPENDENT HORROR SOCIETY

'Towlson seriously knows his stuff, and his enthusiasm for the subject matter really shines through.' - HORRORPUNKREADS

About the author

Jon Towlson writes regularly for Starburst, Scream and The Dark Side. He is the author of numerous books on cult movies, and has contributed extras to Blu-ray releases by Arrow, Second Sight, Eureka Video and 101 Films. His writing on horror movies has been nominated for five Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards.

Jon's obsession with cult movies started with the movie mags he collected as a kid, with titles like House of Hammer and World of Horror. It was here he first heard about Alice, Sweet Alice and The Redeemer: Son of Satan. His obsession grew with the dawn of VHS when he would gather his friends to marvel at bad movies like Night of the Demon (1980). His cult movie education continued in grindhouses like London's notorious Scala cinema, where he would revel in the weird and wonderful - Thundercrack! Café Flesh, Tetsuo: The Iron Man, Santa Sangre, Faster Pussycat, Kill! Kill! Singapore Sling. Then, in 2003, Jon walked into Kim's Video and Music in New York and bought his first-ever DVD: Jeff Lieberman's cult classic, Blue Sunshine. The rest, as they say, is history.