Exploitation Nation - Premiere Issue! Welcome to a brand new publication spotlighting the weird, wonderful world of "exploitation films." With a definition as diverse as the films that fall into that category, the sky is the limit for E.N. In this premiere issue, William J. Wright interviews "Ilsa" herself, Dyanne Thorne; Mike Watt presents "lost" interviews with Clive Barker and his "Saint Sinner" stars, Mary Mara and Rebecca Harrell. Plus everyone's favorite: a large review section! Then we sit back and discuss everyone's favorite sub-genre: the Lesbian Vampire Film. All this and more in Exploitation Nation #1

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Exploitation Nation #8 is back with an issue dedicated to "defending" the underappreciated films. Every film is someone's favorite - here are a few that deserve another look. Plus: an extensive interview with Terry Gilliam, speaking about his long-awaited masterpiece, The Man Who Killed Don Quixote!