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Nov. 11, 2002	Los Angeles Business Journal - Movie Company Buys Film Magazines, Plans Changes to Up Profile Film production firm Mindfire Entertainment has acquired two bimonthly movie fan magazines, Cinefantastique and Femme Fatales, for an undisclosed price and moved their operations from Chicago to Culver City...
Nov. 1, 2002	Chicago Tribune - Cinefantastique Moves to Los Angeles Arriving on the scene in 1970, just as big-budget sci-fi pictures were making their entrance, Cinefantastique, under Mr. Clarke's direction, led a kind of guerrilla journalism into the world of fantasy motion pictures.
Feb. 19, 2001	Los Angeles Times - Hollywood and Media - Letters Arriving on the scene in 1970, just as big-budget sci-fi pictures were making their entrance, Cinefantastique, under Mr. Clarke's direction, led a kind of guerrilla journalism into the world of fantasy motion pictures.
Nov. 1, 2000	Chicago Tribune - FREDERICK S. CLARKE; FILM MAGAZINE FOUNDER Arriving on the scene in 1970, just as big-budget sci-fi pictures were making their entrance, Cinefantastique, under Mr. Clarke's direction, led a kind of guerrilla journalism into the world of fantasy motion pictures.
Nov. 3, 2000	Los Angeles Times - Obituaries Frederick S. Clarke; Creator of Magazines on Sci-Fi Movies Frederick S. Clarke, creator, editor, writer, graphic artist and driving force behind Cinefantastique, a magazine devoted to covering science fiction, fantasy and horror films, has died. He was 51.

Press Materials 

Nov. 4, 2002	MINDFIRE ENTERTAINMENT ACQUIRES GENRE ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE; Cinefantastique Taps Hollywood Reporter Executive Editor David Williams Mark A. Altman, president of Mindfire Entertainment, today announced the feature film company’s acquisition of the enduring science fiction, fantasy, horror and action movie magazine Cinefantastique, launched in 1970.
Jan 14, 2002	CINEFANTASTIQUE - WHAT'S COMING CFQ is now under the editorial control of the creatives responsible for the hit films Free Enterprise and The Specials and the original Sci-Fi Universe magazine, and will be better than ever!
October 2002	CINEFANTASTIQUE EDITOR-IN-CHIEF DAVID WILLIAMS David E. Williams grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area and discovered his father's Super 8 camera in his early teens. He earned a BA in film production and theory at San Francisco State University, where he made experimental short films and dabbled in animation.

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