In 1997, underground comic artist Robin Bougie began Cinema Sewer magazine, an ode to the seamier side of film and the culture which surrounds it. Bougie used his geek knowledge, his artistic skills, and connections in the world of porn to give birth to this unseemly but loveable publication. Printed comic-sized on cruddy newsprint, the magazine found an audience amongst film fans looking for something totally different. Bougie has also written Graphic Thrills for FAB Press, a full-colour illustrated in-depth history of the American hardcore movie's Golden Age. from 1970 to 1985.
"Cinema Sewer is overwhelmingly positive in outlook. Intelligent,
relaxed and unpretentious, the book has a DIY aesthetic that
screams punk chic while the text offers an unrelenting renegade
attitude." -- SGM website
"Great illustrations, trivia tidbits...an indispensable movie
'zine." -- Broken Pencil Magazine
"The best obsessive porn-horror-kitch themed movie 'zine!" -- The
Georgia Straight
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