Fangoria

Horror is wel echt mijn ding. Daarom ook heb ik een abonnement op het Amerikaanse maandblad Fangoria. Meer nog: ik verzamel oude nummers van dit bloederig magazine.

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14 zoekresultaten gevonden met "An American Werewolf in London":
Fangoria#13	p.13	An American Werewolf in London
John Landis - director of The Blues Brothers and Animal House - on his 10-year "dream project."
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#1	p.12	Rick Baker and An American Werewolf In London
Is there a fright film fan who isn't already aware of Rick Baker's list of contributions to the genre?
Fangoria#17	p.28	On Wolves real & reel
We've always wanted to use that corny title! A nice article for a change.
Fangoria#29	p.2	Scream Greats #4: 'American Werewolf in London'
"Scream Greats" Pull-Out Poster #4 'American Werewolf in London'
Fangoria#29	p.22	The Undead American in London
Actor-turned-producer Griffin Dunne on his two careers, and on An American Werewolf in London
Fangoria#129	p.12	Full Moon Fever: Werewolves on Reels
Created by sorcery and science, the legendary monsters have prowled the screen since silent days.
Fangoria#129	p.24	Full Moon Fever: When the American Werewolf Howled
Twelve years ago, under a full moon, John Landis and company made lycanthrophy funnier -and bloodier- than ever before.
Fangoria#129	p.29	Full Moon Fever: A Lycanthropic Sequel in Limbo
With all the lousy horror flicks given follow-ups in the last few years, why couldn't "American Werewolf in London" have one? John Landis explains why.
Fangoria#134	p.20	Full Moon Fever II: The New Breed of Werewolf FX
The people who put the spectacle into lycanthropy discuss their groundbreaking contributions.
Fangoria#300	p.9	An American Werewolf in London
Fangoria#307	p.54	Bad Moon Still Rising
John Landis showed lycanthropy is a new light in his landmark "An American Werewolf in London."
Fangoria#313	p.19	An American Werewolf's Girl
Ageless English actress Jenny Agutter had one of her great screen romances with a lycanthrope.
Fangoria#329	p.74	Where are the Wolves?
With their rich history on screen, we should be seeing lycanthropes there more often.
Fangoria#333	p.64	A Modest Prop-Posal
Tom Spina's restoration efforts help classic screen terrors live on.

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John Landis - director of The Blues Brothers and Animal House - on his 10-year "dream project."

Is there a fright film fan who isn't already aware of Rick Baker's list of contributions to the genre?

We've always wanted to use that corny title! A nice article for a change.

"Scream Greats" Pull-Out Poster #4 'American Werewolf in London'

Actor-turned-producer Griffin Dunne on his two careers, and on An American Werewolf in London

Created by sorcery and science, the legendary monsters have prowled the screen since silent days.

Twelve years ago, under a full moon, John Landis and company made lycanthrophy funnier -and bloodier- than ever before.

With all the lousy horror flicks given follow-ups in the last few years, why couldn't "American Werewolf in London" have one? John Landis explains why.

The people who put the spectacle into lycanthropy discuss their groundbreaking contributions.

John Landis showed lycanthropy is a new light in his landmark "An American Werewolf in London."

Ageless English actress Jenny Agutter had one of her great screen romances with a lycanthrope.

With their rich history on screen, we should be seeing lycanthropes there more often.

Tom Spina's restoration efforts help classic screen terrors live on.