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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10 zoekresultaten gevonden met "Bugs":
Fangoria#7	p.51	Chuck Jones The Great American Animator
Animator's premier director on his life with Bugs, Daffy and Co.
Fangoria#10	p.26	Tex Avery: A Legacy of Laughter (1908-1980)
The spirit behind Bugs, Porky and Daffy is remembered in a special tribute.
Fangoria#123	p.4	Bugged
What bugs the editor most.
Fangoria#123	p.14	Bugs on the Rampage: Bugs!!!
In the movies as in real life, you just can't get rid of the pesky things.
Fangoria#123	p.24	Bugs on the Rampage: The Squirm Turns
Fishing around for ofbeat horror? Try the films of Jeff Lieberman, in whose best-known chiller the bait struck back.
Fangoria#123	p.30	Bugs on the Rampage: The Beetles' British Invasion
If they creep, crawl or slither, they probably massed against mankind in the pages of English paperbacks.
Fangoria#123	p.36	Bugs on the Rampage: Take Your Ant to the Matinee
This year's Joe Dante comedy brought big bugs back to the big screen.
Fangoria#123	p.40	Bugs on the Rampage: Do Ticks Really Suck?
Not if Tony Randel, Brian Yuzna, FX whiz Doug Beswick and a host of bloodthirsty, mutated insects can help it.
Fangoria#223	p.62	Spinning Webs and Bugs
Not one but two arthtopod assaults will invade yout TV this summer, courtesy the Sci Fi Channel.
Fangoria#286	p.12	Infestation
Bugs exterminate us

Fangoria

Animator's premier director on his life with Bugs, Daffy and Co.

The spirit behind Bugs, Porky and Daffy is remembered in a special tribute.

What bugs the editor most.

In the movies as in real life, you just can't get rid of the pesky things.

Fishing around for ofbeat horror? Try the films of Jeff Lieberman, in whose best-known chiller the bait struck back.

If they creep, crawl or slither, they probably massed against mankind in the pages of English paperbacks.

This year's Joe Dante comedy brought big bugs back to the big screen.

Not if Tony Randel, Brian Yuzna, FX whiz Doug Beswick and a host of bloodthirsty, mutated insects can help it.

Not one but two arthtopod assaults will invade yout TV this summer, courtesy the Sci Fi Channel.

Bugs exterminate us