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Just one??They hopefully ordered more than one-- still good to know- I need to stop by and thasnk them--

anyone else have stores they know that carry us or stores that we should contact, let us know.

That is odd, since UNIVERSAL NEWSSTANDS are one of our biggest buyers - may need to check on them-

We got a very nice write up in the HORROR HAPPENING EXAMINER =-free subscription to that btw-Kevin


http://www.examiner.com/x-9764-Horror-Happenings-Examiner~y2009m6d1-Scarlet--a-classy--classic-monstermystery-movie-magazine


Scarlet - a classy & classic monster/mystery movie magazine
June 1, 3:24 PM · "Scarlet The Film Magazine" is sort of the new kid on the block (and we don't mean "Elm Street"), yet its origins go back to 1991. 18 years ago, Richard Valley began publishing "Scarlet Street." The magazine grew in popularity, influence and international distribution, until Valley's illness led to the magazine ceasing publication in June 2006 (after a whopping 55 issues).

Many of the people who were involved in the previous magazine wanted to start a new publication that would pay tribute to their late friend and their love for the mystery/horror genres. Thus, Scarlet The Film Magazine was born. It had its public debut in June of last year at the Monster Bash convention, where the first edition of the new, albeit familiar, magazine quickly became a fast seller. Publisher Kevin Shinnick is passionate about the monsters and mystery movies, and it shows on every page. He is quick to share credit with Associate Publisher Arlene Domkowski, Editor Harry H. Long and Consulting Editor Ken Hanke.

The magazine is devoted to a serious examination of the genres while keeping a sense of fun. The first two issues were blessed with articles by Famous Monsters' own Forry J Ackerman. With Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi sharing the cover of the first edition, and Boris back on the cover of the second issue, you know you can't go wrong.

The magazine publishes bi-annually, with its sister magazine "Van Helsing Journal" (which concentrates on foreign and silent horror) released annually. The first two issues are now collector's items.

Scarlet #3 will have tributes to Forry J Ackerman, Robert (Count Yorga) Quarry, artist Linda Miller and more on classic horror of the 1930s on. It will premiere this month, June 26-28, 2009 at MONSTER BASH in Butler PA.

Each new issue retails for $8.95, and is available on limited quantities at newsstands like Universal Newsstands as well as specialty stores and online outlets like Hollywood Book & Posters, Creepy Classics, Horrorbles. Midtown Comics, Scary Monsters, Dream Haven, Oldies.com, Dark Delicacies & more. Overseas they may be ordered at Cinema Store & Hemlock Books (both in England).
Alternately, you can also order individual copies directly from: scarletthefilmmag@yahoo.com for those who wish to order with PayPal. The publishers are also accepting three-issue mini-subscriptions as well. To get the subscription starting with the last issue, #2, a check may be paid for issues #2-4 for $25 (U.S., made payable out to "Scarlet The Film Magazine") and sent to Scarlet The Film Magazine, P.O. Box 2092 Cleona, PA. 17042-2092. Or wait until the next issue and subscribe for issues #3-5 for $25. In either case, it's a saving of three dollars over individually bought copies. When subscribing, note which three editions you prefer, #2-4 or #3-5. Outside of continental U.S., please add in necessary postage. Again, sample single issues of issue #2 are $8.95, but please add in proper postage.

Scarlet Street was always a favorite of "Dracula Tour" travelers to Transylvania, who often got samples of the magazine in their travel goodie bags. Scarlet has carried on that fine tradition, and will include copies for the vampire vacationers to read on the group's plane flight to Romania on the July 9-16 Summer DracTour.