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As featured in Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times, and Mental Floss.2018 Gift Guide Mentions: Blumhouse, Birth! Movies! Death!, Famous Monsters of Filmland, and Daily Dead."Ad Nauseam recreates the vanished world of the grindhouses and the drive ins by emphasizing the foreplay of the experience. We were virgins, and this is how we were seduced!" --Joe Bob Briggs "Horror fans who enjoyed Paperbacks from Hell by Grady Hendrix might thrill to Michael Gingold's Ad Nauseam.” -- Library Journal "A must for fans of the [horror] genre!" -- MovieWeb "Gloriously lowbrow…a fascinating look into the genre’s past." - Birth.Movies.Death "It’s more than a mere coffee table book filled with retro horror movie ads from the go-go 80s. It also features prominent reviews from the time (many of which were ridiculously off-track) as well as Gingold’s personal remembrances of seeing these films in the grindhouse palaces of The Big Apple." -- ComingSoon.net "Highly entertaining.” - The Cleveland Plain Dealer "A love letter to the heyday of ’80s horror. If you have fond memories of sifting through newspapers in the ’80s to look at artwork for new movies, we highly recommend this read…it preserves a cherished era of the horror genre.” - Daily Dead "An amazing collection of classic horror trash film ads.” - Dangerous Minds “Ad Nauseam bombards us with nostalgia, and each of the 248 pages is a delight. 9.7/10!” - Horreur Québec "The Holy Grail of '80s horror newsprints. A must-have centerpiece for your coffee table.” - Nightmare Nostalgia "It’s easy to fall in love with Ad Nauseam’s historical window through the weird, outlandish takes on promoting horror movies at the peak of their popularity….a delightful treat!" - MovieMaker Magazine "One of my favorite books in recent memory, Ad Nauseam brings back my adolescence in full force collecting off-forgotten newspaper ads that I used to pore over.” - Forces of Geek "What better way to get yourself in the mood for Halloween than browsing a selection of macabre and often over-the-top '80s horror movie print ads?" - The Wall Street Journal "Things we love" column - Shudder

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About the Author

Michael Gingold first began reproducing newspaper ads for 1980s horror films in his Xerox fanzine Scareaphanalia, and went on to become a longtime editor and writer for Fangoria magazine and on-line. He also currently contributes to Rue Morgue, Birth.Movies.Death, Time Out New York, Scream, and others. Michael is the author of The FrightFest Guide to Monster Movies and Shark Movie Mania, and has created featurettes and written liner notes for numerous Blu-ray and DVD releases.

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Product details

Hardcover: 248 pages

Publisher: 1984 Publishing (October 9, 2018)

Language: English

ISBN-10: 1948221055

ISBN-13: 978-1948221054

Product Dimensions:

8.8 x 1 x 11.2 inches

Shipping Weight: 3.1 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Average Customer Review:

4.9 out of 5 stars

12 customer reviews

Amazon Best Sellers Rank:

#77,102 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

This book arrived today (fitting for Halloween) and is an absolute pleasure to leaf through. I haven't felt that I am going to get so much mileage out of a book since "Cult Movies" by Danny Peary in the early 1980s, and that was an oversized paperback! My obsession with horror film newspaper print ads lasted from about 1979 to 1982 so I am right in the sweet spot. I used to grab the "Arts and Leisure" section of the NY Times on Sunday and the "Weekend" section of the NY Times on Friday and gorge on these ads. It was as close as I could get to seeing movies which were mostly verboten to me. I vividly recall many in the book including the over-the-top "Mother's Day" ad. A lot of these movies did not have accompanying trailers on TV, so this was as close as you could get to a preview. (Except for an excerpt on Siskel and Ebert, which was usually extremely negative.) I probably saved some of the ads but not anywhere near the level of the author. The accompanying text is top-notch, too, and it's arranged by year which is a great format. It's rare to find a great balance of copy and illustration but this succeeds on all counts! Finally, It's also a very high quality hard cover publication with wonderful paper stock and, of course, the ample illustrations, so many per page. Great book and I cannot wait to dig into it, again and again. If you're a fan of horror movies, movie poster art, and this lost era of movie marketing, get this book.

If you are a horror film fan like I am you too will remember when Hollywood used to create incredible ad campaigns that were often better and more enticing than the films themselves. Michael Gingold certainly was an avid fan and this book proves it as he meticulously cut out and preserved these ads from the 80's newspapers. Here is a blast from the past as you see the ads for what would soon become classic splatter films such as Friday the 13th, Halloween, Nightmare on Elm Street and lesser known gems such as Street Trash and Don't Answer the Phone. Selling the sizzle instead of the steak, these ads proved that a great campaign would mean box office cash! A trip down memory lane once again as I re-lived my teenage years vicariously again! There's nothing like this stuff nowadays! A great book that fans should devour!

I devoured this book when I got it. Brought back so many memories of horror movie print ads which are sadly now a bygone practice, but excellently archived in Gingold's book. The ads he clipped are in amazingly readable condition for the most part. His introduction and commentary are great, and the closing essay about the business of grindhouse & drive-in cinema in the 1980s is very interesting. It's cool to see how reviewers dealt with these films when they were fresh.I am only withholding a full five stars because I could see some readers feeling like a lot of space is taken up by where the movie opened in the tri-state (NJ, NY, CT) area at the time (Gingold included this in his clippings). Personally, I loved seeing this, because I'm from New Jersey and recognized many of the theaters, but if you're outside the tri-state area it may not be as interesting to you, and I understand that. Also, as Gingold readily admits, his book is not a complete atlas of all grindhouse/drive-in/horror films of the 80s, just the ones he clipped, but he did an amazing, thorough, ten-year (!) job.I knew a lot of these films not from seeing in the theater (I was too young for many of them that were R) but from them going to video. I also learned of some new gems, such as 1983's Scalps.A great coffee table book for general interest/discussion, a great book if you're Gen X, a great book for cinephiles, journalists, etc -- just a great book all-around. I was excited to get this before it arrived and it lives up to its promise. Thank you, Michael!

Wow, what a great book. As a child of the 80s, memories came flooding back with each newspaper as I had seen as a child. Terrific concept!One one want, I won’t call it complaint, is I wish the author discussed far more of the movies. We are all familiar with the major releases but darn it, as the author well knows, these ads are supposed to inspire curiosity and I wish there was a write-up on each movie. Maybe a second companion book can address this want? Please. ;)

love this book so much. leafing through it i remember seeing the movie listnings in the paper when i was younger. So many of the old cheesy horror movie's were familiar. It reminded me of movies i had forgotten about. Great fun if you loves horror movies in the 80s.

This collection of the author’s own collection of newsprint ads from the 80’s is incredible. Worth the purchase for sure!

So, I too cut out film newspaper ads every Friday. Basically for the ones that either I intended to see as a kid or *wanted* to see when I qualified for the R-rating. The difference is that author Michael Gingold had the foresight to save *every* horror ad.This book is brilliant. Aside from the sheer number of memory-jogging ads (including over 100 horror films that probably never even made VHS), the book is peppered with fun facts from Michael and a slew of *hilarious* reviews of the time. It seemed like a competition among reviewers to see who would be able to write **the** most over-the-top reviews. I think it was Siskel who referred to "Cujo" as a film that should be wrapped like a dead fish and thrown in the trash. And don't miss the reviews of "Silent Night, Deadly Night," which are a whole new class of jaw-dropping.And, of course, now we look at many of these '80s films as classics, cult classics, or "so bad they're good" classics. Time heals all wounds.Get this book!

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