Published work on cinema by Denis Gifford

In addition to published work on cinema, this article also includes Denis Gifford's film credits.

Gifford's involvement in cinema fanzines dates back to the early 1950s, and he continued to write for the fan press well into the 1980s, long after he was well established, in large-circulation magazines such as House of Hammer.

Gifford also conducted a large number of recorded interviews with vintage showbusiness figures, including actors and filmmakers, intended for personal reference.

Biographic details may have been fully or partially published earlier in Gifford's The Illustrated Who's Who in British Films (1978).

In addition to writing extensively on cinema history, Gifford also scripted, directed and photographed a number of newsreel, information and commercial short films.

Gifford's Karloff: the Man, the Monster, the Movies , a biography of iconic Frankenstein actor Boris Karloff.
The Edgar Allan Poe Scrapbook , to which Gifford contributed the chapter Pictures of Poe: A Survey of the Silent Film Era 1909–1929 .
House of Hammer #2 from December 1976, the start of Gifford's long-running columns on vintage horror, Golden Age of Horror and History of Hammer .