Film critic Mark Clark lives at Mentor on the Lake, Ohio. Psychometrist Bryan Senn’s work has appeared in Filmfax, Cult Movies, Shivers, Midnight Marquee Press and Monsters from the Vault. He lives in the Pacific Northwest.
"This exhaustive look at the horror films of the 1960s extols the diversity and ingenuity that infused this decade of filmmaking...comprehensive"--Booklist; "the guide's true reference value is found in its filmography. Profusely illustrated. Highly recommended"--Choice; "meticulously researched...impressively thorough...valuable and useful addition"--Journal of the Fantastic in the Arts; "Clark and Senn provide a welcome addition to the literature of horror films of the 1960s...a pleasure to read and an invaluable resource to film researchers and enthusiasts...recommended"--ARBA; "fascinating reviews and overviews...recommend[ed]. Absolutely one of the best books of 2011 or any other year"--Little Shoppe of Horrors; "immensely readable and is most entertaining"--Scary Monsters Magazine; "by virtue of its subject, paternity and compulsive readability, SIXTIES SHOCKERS immediately announces itself (before a word is read) as one of the most important horror-related film books of the year. A quick perusal does nothing to counter this impression: it's well-designed, ably and personably written, it contains just the right balance of photographs, and the entries are conscientious about crediting sources from whence quotes or specific information have been cribbed...compiled with great love, dedication and enthusiasm"--Video Watchdog; "this beautifully bound reference book from McFarland is well worth [the price]"--VideoScope.
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