Zine: 80s Movie Monsters, volume 1 + Bonus Extensive List of 80s Movie Monsters (print version)

Introducing "80s Movie Monsters, Volume 1," a zine meticulously crafted during Inktober 2021 as a heartfelt homage to the unforgettable creatures that filled my childhood with both fascination and fright. Within the pages of this zine, you will encounter an array of iconic monsters that left an indelible mark on the 1980s cinematic landscape.

Meet Fizzgig from The Dark Crystal (1982), a furry and loyal companion on an epic quest. Witness the haunting presence of the half-human, half-alien creature from XTRO (1982), blurring the boundaries between two worlds. Experience the supernatural chills of the ghosts in Poltergeist (1982), as they manifest their ethereal presence in unsuspecting homes.

Explore the terrifying mutations of The Being (1983), an abomination that defies nature itself. Encounter the mischievous and malevolent Stripe from Gremlins (1984), whose chaos knows no bounds. Gaze upon the colossal Stay Puft from Ghostbusters (1984), a marshmallow menace that tests the Ghostbusters' skills to their limits.

Discover the green-skinned monster from Ghoulies (1985), a creature that revels in mischief and mayhem. Beware the stealthy and lethal Predator (1987), an intergalactic hunter with advanced weaponry and a thirst for prey. Encounter the eccentric Uncle Anwar Namtut from Blood Diner (1987), a larger-than-life figure immersed in the dark arts of culinary horror.

And finally, prepare for the chilling presence of Chucky from Child's Play (1988), a possessed doll with a penchant for mayhem and a malevolent sense of humor.

These films, intertwined within the pages of "80s Movie Monsters, Volume 1," represent a captivating tapestry of the monstrous wonders that enthralled audiences during the 1980s. Each creature embodies its own unique brand of terror, from fantastical realms to everyday settings, connecting us to a shared nostalgia and thrilling cinematic experiences.

Join me in this nostalgic journey, as we pay tribute to the iconic monsters that shaped our collective imagination and continue to haunt our dreams.