 Famous Monsters of Filmland #71
Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine presents Joe Moe as "senior editor" of FM retro-issues #70 &71. Produced in the style of 1970s-era FM, these mags feature articles on classic horror media and events that helped shape our entertainment culture! You'll also revisit classic features like, Mystery Photo, You Axed For It, Fang Mail and Things to Come. Take a trip back in time with Joe Moe and Famous Monsters!
The Annotated Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine #1! Presented by Joe Moe, this new book chronicles the creation of the very first issue of filmdom's favorite and most influential periodical. This is the first in a series of books that Joe Moe will be contributing to the FM empire!
Joe Moe is co-editor of this activity filled monster mag. Paper models, puzzles, games and lots of information cram the creative pages of this throwback to a time when horror was fun and paper was necessary! Uncle Creepy of DreadCentral.com says, "Buy two, you'll want to have an extra copy to play with!
Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine presents Joe Moe as "senior editor" of FM retro-issue #70. Produced in the style of 1970s-era FM, the mag features articles on Count Yorga Vampire, Hercules in New York, The Bride of Frankenstein and more! You'll also revisit classic features like, Mystery Photo, You Axed For It, Fang Mail and Things to Come. Take a trip back in time with Joe Moe and Famous Monsters!
Joe Moe provides a candid introduction to this "kitchen sink" bio about his best friend and genre icon Forrest J Ackerman. Only a couple of months out and already in its second printing, this is a hardcover edition lovingly written by Deborah Painter and published by McFarland Publishing.
Jim Green and Al Astella have put together this trade-paperback about the notorious "Ackermansion". Composed mostly of Al's pictures from visits to this odd-ball museum of Sci-Fi, Fantasy and Horror memorabilia. Joe Moe has written the afterword for this colorful book on the unique house he lived in with Forry Ackerman from the 80's right up until the time it was dismantled. Published by Midnight Marquee Press.
Anthology of the Living Dead
Edited by J. Travis Grundon, published by Nicholas Grabowski's Black Bed Sheet Books imprint, features Joe's story: A HICCUP. A REMEDY. Joe is also a contributer to Phil Kim's Famous Monsters of Filmland.
"Joe Moe was raised on my iconic monster magazine and is now raising monsters of his own. In his story, A HICCUP. A REMEDY, Joe gives a fresh (er, rotten?) spin to the Zombie genre. Like Joe's screenwriting, his short story is cinematic, disturbing and wildly creative. In short, Joe Moe's gruesome tale is to (un)die for!" – Forrest J Ackerman, Original editor of Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine.
"The talented Mr. Moe has taken a well-worn horror theme and treated it in an amazingly literate, wholly unorthodox way. It will be remarked upon forever after." – Earl Roesel, Scarlet Street: the magazine of Mystery and Horror.
Monsters: A Celebration of the Classics from Universal Studios
Worlds of Tomorrow: The Amazing Universe of Science Fiction Art
Forrest J Ackerman's World of Science Fiction
Famous Monsters Birthday Book
Horrorwood Babbles On Joe Moe's monthly column at DreadCentral.com
Rue Morgue Magazine Contributor
Scarlet Magazine Contributor
Red Velvet (w/Anthony Burns) - October release
Filth Eater - optioned
Wasted Space - optioned
Devil's Highway (w/Sean O'bannon & Brinke Stevens) - optioned
Breaking Champ Smith - optioned
SCREENPLAYS IN PROGRESS:
Sideshow (w/John Goss) - optioned
Order Up!
Superhero Adventure (untitled w/John Goss) - optioned
Adrift
STAGE PLAYS:
That Porn Musical (with Richard Hefner and Brian Woodbury)
Working title horror musical (in development with Clifford Tazner for Theater Deaf West)
Space Opera
Killa Vanilla
Above All, Underground - commissioned work
(Adaptation of Fyodor Dostoevsky's "Notes from Underground")
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