Pulp Fiction: The Golden Age of Sci Fi, Fantasy & Adventure, 2-DVD Special Edition
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Pulp Fiction: The Golden Age of Sci Fi, Fantasy & Adventure, aka; The Golden Age of Storytelling, 2-DVD Special Edition.
Educational Classroom Edition also available. See below for details!
Great fun for pop-culture and genre-fiction fans.
— Candace Smith, Booklist
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Synopsis Discover the true behind the scenes history of Pulp Fiction and the Golden age of Sci Fi, Fantasy and Adventure, in this amazing fact filled documentary.
Featuring * Tim Powers
* Kevin J. Anderson
* Otto Penzler
* Ray Bradbury
* Frederik Pohl
* Marc Zicree
Bonus Features * Interactive Menus
* Bonus Interviews
* Scene Selection
* Web Enhanced
Bonus Features include the film: * Writers and Illustrators of the Future
Includes 2 hours of uncut bonus interviews with: * Ray Bradbury
* Frederik Pohl
* Marc Zicree
Additional bonus feature: Comes with a DVD-Rom Pulp Fiction Graphic Art Archive and Computer Screen Art.
This feature is accessed using your computer.
U688 * 2 DVD Disk Set * 151 Min. * $24.95
* UPC 1 85483 90688 6
Educational Classroom Edition
U688 * 2 DVD Disk Set * 131 Min. * $39.95
* UPC 1 85483 90689 3
Includes Classroom Study Guide!
American Library Association - Booklist Review:
Pulp fiction (named for the low-quality paper on which the stories were printed) blossomed in the early
twentieth century. Audiences (beaten down after WWI and the Great Depression) sought tales with strong
heroes, exciting adventures, and alien encounters. This entertaining program traces the golden years of
pulps, beginning in the 1920s, by highlighting numerous writers (including Erle Stanley Gardner and
Edgar Rice Burroughs who turned out hundreds of stories. In interviews, popular and prolific authors Ray
Bradbury and Frederik Pohl recall nominal pay, short deadlines, and insatiable demand for copy. Original
cover art featuring beautiful women, space creatures, and blazing weapons, as well as B-movie clips,
enhance the coverage. Facing competition from movies, paperback books, and television, the demand for
pulp fiction dwindled in the 1950s. However, many works have been recently reprinted for readers seeking
escapist fiction. Great fun for pop-culture and genre-fiction fans.
— Candace Smith, Booklist
