First Edition. One of 500 numbered copies of this book which pairs King's novella with Garris's screenplay. The book is signed by Mick Garris and the illustrator Alan Clark. Lonely Road Books adopted the classic dos-à-dos format—where two works meet back-to-back, each with its own front cover—to showcase both versions.....

First Edition. The final script of the winner of the 1962 Academy Award for best adapted screenplay. It was only published in the UK; there was no corresponding American edition. The script reproduces the final version of the text with considerable fidelity, keeping the original scene numbering even though there.....

First Edition. The author's second book, a novel of murder and blackmail. Filmed as Worse Than Murder, the third episode of Boris Karloff's Thriller TV show. Uncommon in hardcover; it was retitled in paperback with the TV title. The Red Badge Mystery for August 1955. 212 pages. First edition (first.....

First Edition. "An experimental television script composed mainly of bits and pieces of stories written by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., over the past twenty years"—dust jacket. The film aired on public television in 1972. Extensively illustrated with photographs by Jill Krementz and stills from the production. Published in an edition of.....

First Edition. Introduction by Stephen King. Essays by Forrest J. Ackerman, Clive Barker, Robert Bloch, Ray Bradbury, Harlan Ellison, and Peter Straub. Proof: Orange printed wrappers, publishing the text only, no illustrations. Octavo size. 113 pages. Trade: 9-1/4 by 12-1/4, illustrated throughout with color images of movie posters. 240 pages.....

First Edition. Collects two unpublished screenplays, Dark Carnival (1955-1959) and Catacombs (mid-1950s), and "You Must Never Touch the Cage," a short story cut late in the production process from October Country (1954). This is one of 52 lettered copies, which also includes facsimiles of fragments and sketches done in preparation.....

First Edition. A signed limited edition of six never-before published teleplays that appeared on TV from 1955 through 1963, a Twilight Zone episode, and two stories adapted into unproduced Twilight Zone episodes. The entire edition was 552 copies. This is from the lettered issue which includes a teleplay of I......

First Edition. A set, assembled by a collector, consisting of the numbered issue of 350 copies and one of 15 copies of the uncorrected proof. 124 pages. First edition (first printing). A fine copy in orange boards, as issued. This is copy 68 of 350 signed by Crumley on the.....

First Edition. Copy 8 of 500 copies that pairs King's novella with Garris's screenplay in an innovative back-to-back binding, enriched with Bernie Wrightson's concept art and behind-the-scenes special effects documentation. Lonely Road Books adopted the classic dos-à-dos format—where two works meet back-to-back, each with its own front cover—to showcase both.....

First Edition. A set assembled by a collector including the numbered issue of the book, the advance reading copy (ARC/Proof), and the promotional chapbook, The Funeral, all housed in a custom clamshell box. Bloodlines reprints several screenplays and film treatments by Matheson, with the full text of the novel I......

First edition, wrappers issue. A signed first edition of this collection of essays about Spike Lee's films paired with black-and-white photographs from the sets. The contributors include Spike Lee (introduction); Lee's brother, the movie photographer David Lee (photographs), Melvin Van Peebles (foreword), and Terry McMillan, Toni Cade Bambara, Nelson George.....

First Edition. A deluxe edition of this comprehensive survey of the one-time Disney animators fine-art prints, each reproduced in full color, with a text by Earle on the facing page. A complete list of the prints, along with sizes and edition numbers, are listed in an appendix at the back.....

First Edition. A collection of essays about films and film-making. Yellin bound in blank sheets at the front of the book so that collectors could accumulate film autographs there. In his introduction, he explains the idea, which he first introduced in the book Signatures: "There was also an abundance of.....