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Joe Kane has been a film critic and journalist since 1972, when he joined the original editorial staff of the pioneering tabloid The Monster Times. As The Phantom of the Movies®, he covered the genre-movie and video beat for The New York Daily News for 25 years. In 1993 he launched the ongoing nationally distributed magazine THE PHANTOM OF THE MOVIES' VIDEOSCOPE.
He has had two extensive guides published: The Phantom's Ultimate Video Guide (Dell, 1989) and The Phantom of the Movies' VideoScope: The Ultimate Guide to the Latest, Greatest and Weirdest Genre Videos (Random House/Three Rivers Press, 2000).
His most recent book, Night of the Living Dead: Behind the Scenes of the Most Terrifying Zombie Movie Ever (Kensington), was nominated for a Black Quill Award for Best Non-Fiction, selected by PopMatters as one of the 10 Best Non-Fiction Books of 2010, and received 1st Honorable Mention for Best Non-Fiction Horror Book in the 9th Annual Rondo Hatton Classic Horror Awards.
He has had film articles, humor and fiction published in Maxim, The Village Voice, The National Lampoon, High Times, The Washington Times, Penthouse and many other publications.
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Author, film critic and freelance writer Nancy Naglin has been the Art-House columnist
for The Phantom of the Movies’ VideoScope since 1993. Her work has appeared in numerous publications, including The New York Daily News, New York Magazine,The Village Voice and Crawdaddy.
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John Huff co-wrote "dADDY'S BOY" with George Wayne Wallace and finished the book after his partner died. Wallace was fond of telling people that all the "sick stuff" in the story came from Huff, the noble uplifting stuff from him. And considering Huff's checkered background in the writing trade, maybe that's true. He worked for twenty years as a television writer in Hollywood on such series as The Nightstalker, Tales of the Gold Monkey, Knightrider, StreetHawk, 240 Robert, and CHiPs. He also wrote the movie, Hunter's Moon, starring Burt Reynolds and Keith Carradine.
Co-author George Wayne Wallace spent a lifetime in law enforcement and private investigation before premature retirement drew him to the scenic high desert near Pioneertown, California. After a valiant and inspiring battle with cancer, long beating the odds, George passed away.
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Zoe Phiko
Zoe Phiko began writing fiction at the age of 14 when she created a highly popular web serial that she later turned into two short novels, Violet Winter and Abigail Winter. Following their publication, Zoe released two volumes of poetry, Feminine and Innermost. Now 17, Zoe has published her third novel, the futuristic, dystopian, coming-of-age epic The Center. Zoe also contributed to the 2017 and 2018 Written By Veterans and Families Anthology.
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