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PublisherTrapart

ISBN-109198324314

ISBN-139789198324310

eBay Product ID (ePID)240387370

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Book TitleCalifornia Infernal: Anton Lavey and Jayne Mansfield : As Portrayed by Walter Fischer

Number of Pages152 Pages

LanguageEnglish

TopicSubjects & Themes / Lifestyles, Subjects & Themes / Celebrity, Occultism

Publication Year2017

IllustratorYes

GenreBody, Mind & Spirit, Photography

AuthorKenneth Anger

FormatHardcover

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Item Height0.7 in

Item Weight32.1 Oz

Item Length10.1 in

Item Width8.6 in

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ReviewsFans of 1960s kitsch Satanism and cult movie icons (they don't come much more iconic than Mansfield) will find this irresistible., Fans of 1960s kitsch Satanism and cult movie icons (they don t come much more iconic than Mansfield) will find this irresistible.

SynopsisSatanism and the silver screen: the bizarre friendship of Anton LaVey and Jayne Mansfield Movie star Jayne Mansfield and notorious Satanist Anton LaVey met in 1966. Both were publicity conscious and made the most of the meetings, which evolved into a friendship. Almost always present was German paparazzo Walter Fischer, stationed in Hollywood and catering to image- and scandal-hungry photo magazines all over the world. Fischer's unique collection of photos takes us straight into the ritual chamber of the Church of Satan in LaVey's infamous "black house" in San Francisco, as well as into Mansfield's Hollywood "pink palace." We also get to follow LaVey on excursions to his friend Forrest "Famous Monsters of Filmland" Ackerman, to Marilyn Monroe's grave, to TV studios and back, to Satanic weddings and Zeena's baptism at the Church of Satan HQ. These were wild and narcissistic times in America. Few understood the power of media exposure better than Jayne Mansfield and Anton LaVey. Captured alone or together by master paparazzo Fischer, this devilishly handsome couple made headlines that still resonate today. The book contains an introduction by legendary filmmaker Kenneth Anger, and forewords by writer Carl Abrahamsson and collector Alf Wahlgren.