Monster! is now a year old, and counting. That means this is our 12th big issue of 2014, and it's our biggest yet at over 100 digest-sized pages! And have we got a whole bunch of goodies in store for you...and just in time for Xmas, too! Co-editor Tim Paxton contributes Part 7 of his continuous coverage of the monster movie output of India's prolific filmmaking family, the Ramsays; the main focus in M! #12 being The House of Ramsay's latest horror offering, NEIGHBOURS: THEY ARE VAMPIRES. In his ongoing Creature Feature series, Louis Paul eyeballs a number of choice (and not-so-choice) "eye creature" flicks, including-natch!-THE EYE CREATURES and THE CRAWLING EYE. Elsewhere, over 20+ pages, fellow seasoned zine scene scribe Stephen R. Bissette gives his fond reminiscences and a whole bunch of fascinating behind-the-scenes backstory on the humble-but-loveable British irradiated aquatic dino epic THE GIANT BEHEMOTH, as well as taking in a number other monstrous dinosaur movies in the process. It's zombies, zombies and-yes!-still more zombies for Adam Parker-Edmondston's lightning-swift if super-stuffed, 10-page look back at some of the odder walking dead flicks to be had...and, as you can well imagine, there are a lot! In addition, Steve Fenton gives some well-deserved advance coverage of a proposed indie Hollywood biopic which is currently in pre-production whose subject is famed stuntman, cowboy star, "go-to gorilla guy" and frequent monster-suit performer Ray "Crash" Corrigan (who amongst many other things played IT! THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE. That fact alone ensures him immortality!). We've also got a diverse cross-section of "on-theme" movie reviews from our longest roster of contributors yet, also including Dennis Capicik, Greg Goodsell, Brian Harris, Troy Howarth, Christopher William Koenig, Mike T. Lyddon, Eric Messina, and Christos Mouroukis. Individual movies reviewed this issue include the '50s reptile-man schlocker THE ALLIGATOR PEOPLE, the outrageous '8