Sleaze Fiend Magazine Issue #6 - available now...

It's been a while in-the-making, but Issue #6 of Sleaze Fiend Magazine is now available for purchase via Weird World Publishing's Store Envy page.

N.B. There is now a limited additional run of this issue, so if you had previously missed out grab a copy while you can before it's sold out!

Attention: UK buyers - copies available via the Strange Vice store have now SOLD OUT.

After a 4-year hiatus Sleaze Fiend Magazine makes its triumphant return with issue #6. Bringing the readers a very special issue where we dive deep into the early career of Wes Craven specifically taking a look at his seldom seen XXX film The Fireworks Woman (1975). And as a special treat for the film's 50th Anniversary, Sleaze Fiend has discovered the longest running 35mm print of the film and is including it on Blu-ray. This marks its first HD release in Worldwide and also the longest cut in circulation.

Contents include: 

Would You Like Some Cheese with Your Grease?

Empowered Sex Kitten: Sherilyn Fenn

Porn Pirates

Finding the Last House on the Left

Super Star's Super Life

The Story of Hallmark Releasing

Abe Snake Meets the Fireworks Woman

142 Pages B&W + The Fireworks Woman Blu-Ray: $20.00

 

Sleaze Fiend Magazine - Issue #3 Preview

It has taken a little while, but Sleaze Fiend Magazine is back for a hell-blazing return in this 76 page extravaganza of scintillating filth! This issue is dedicated to the down 'n' dirty biker movies of the 1970s in 'Death on Wheels: A Bikesploitation Retrospective', detailing more than twenty different entries in the genre including "The Glory Stompers", "The Savage Seven", "Naked Angels", and "Sleazy Rider".

Our other main feature in this sizzling outing is 'Hot Flesh & Cold Steel: Decades of Depravity - The Women In Prison Genre', which examines some key entries in the sub-genre including: "Bare Behind Bars" (the movie that clothing forgot), "Sadomania" (Jess Franco's muckiest directorial effort), and "Caged Women" (learn more about squeaky bums and a novel way of staying hydrated) among other sinful sights.

We've also got Streeborama slingin' some much needed revolutionary fervour about as he details "Easy Rider" and "Sweet Sweetback's Badasssss Song", wrapping it all together as he rails against 'the New Millennium of Mediocrity'. Furthermore, there's another entry in 'The Manson Files' and a few more tidbits besides (such as a review of "The Humans" comic book series). Elsewhere in the issue we have a few career retrospectives: two for a pair of icons of horror cinema who sadly passed away since our last issue - Wes Craven and George A. Romero - and another for the late Rene Bond, star of various adult films from back in the heyday of mucky movies.

Independently produced - by fans, for fans - and featuring some tasty artwork, this glossy cover mag with a hard spine is sure to rev your hog's engine and send your wildest daydreams hurtling back to a simpler, sleazier time when exploitation cinema ruled the dusty back roads of America!

Order yourself a copy of SFM#3 by visiting our store HERE.

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