Pulp Fiction: The Golden Age of Storytelling (2009)

🔵 Title: Pulp Fiction: The Golden Age of Storytelling 🔵 Summary: This 50-minute documentary focuses on the writers for the pulp magazines of the 20s, 30s, 40s and early 50s and the stories they told that were the basis or inspiration for many of today's iconic movies. Featured interviewees include Ray Bradbury and Frederick Pohl, who got their start churning out fiction for the pulps before obtaining fame through their novels, as well as editors such as John Gunnison of Adventure House and bookstore owners such as Otto Penzler. Directed by: Elliott Haimoff Writing Credits: Elliott Haimoff, Diane Tishkoff Starring: John Goodwin, Ray Bradbury, Otto Penzler, Kevin J. Anderson, Marc Scott Zicree, Val Lindahn, John Gunnison, Frederik Pohl, Phil Proctor, Drew Daniels, Tim Powers, Leo Gordon Year Released: 2009 🔵 Rating: TV-MA 🛎 Subscribe for MORE DOCUMENTARIES & TV SHOWS: https://bit.ly/SubRabbitHole 💌 Business Inquiries [email protected] Down The Rabbit Hole is part of Monarch Films, a domestic and international entertainment content sales company that distributes Feature Films, single documentaries, TV Series and Webisodes for TV, DVD, and Digital Platforms. All films uploaded are legally licensed, and we have the YouTube rights for specific territories. Any copyright inquiries should be sent to [email protected] #PulpFiction #documentary #documentaryfilm #storytelling #exploitation #salacious #superman #artwork #scifi #inspiration #comics