In 1997, underground comic artist Robin Bougie began Cinema Sewer magazine, an ode to the seamier side of film and the culture that surrounds it. Bougie used his geek knowledge and his artistic skills as comic book artist to give birth to this unseemly but loveable publication. The magazine quickly found an audience amongst film fans looking for something totally different. Bougie contributes liner notes for DVD releases and has also written two Graphic Thrills volumes for FAB Press.
"...the best of the exploitation/trash film zines."
-- John Harrison, Hip Pocket Sleaze
"This set of fascinating essays on cult films, genre films, vintage
porn and their attendant subcultures is meticulously assembled,
with hand-written text and amazingly sultry illustrations."
-- Broken Pencil Magazine
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