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.
38 zoekresultaten gevonden met "Dog": | |||
Fangoria#5 | p.39 | The Plague Dogs | |
Fangoria#17 | p.13 | White Dog | |
Can a man-eating racist dog find happiness in contemporary California? Director Sam Fuller hopes not... that would spoil the movie. | |||
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.6 | A Hell of a Team | |
Claudio ("Troll 2") Fragasso helped the late, notorious Bruno Mattei blend gore, guts and unintentional guffaws. | |||
Fangoria#51 | p.18 | Dogs of Hell | |
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8 | p.35 | On Set: A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master | |
Freddy goes to the dogs and plays nurse, among other bizarre developments, as the Krueger saga enters yet another phase. | |||
Fangoria#79 | p.40 | The New Faces on Elm Street | |
Two unsung FX honchos get their turns at bat in the Elm Street league. Neither one laughs at the "dog" jokes anymore. | |||
Fangoria#104 | p.14 | Full Nelson | |
Strong enough to support a Crab Monster! Tough enough to scare vicious dogs! Actor Ed Nelson gave his all in a string of Roger Corman cheapies. | |||
Fangoria#113 | p.26 | Cinema Cats and Dogs Part 1 | |
Stephen King explores the genesis of "Sleepwalkers" and finally reveals what horrifies him the most - sequels! | |||
Fangoria#117 | p.46 | "Two" for the Roadkill | |
Director Mary Lambert isn't letting dead dogs lie as she returns to old haunts for "Pet Sematary II." | |||
Fangoria#119 | p.59 | Horror Italiano! | |
You've probably never heard of comics character Dylan Dog, but the terror festival held in his name was an unforgettable experience. | |||
Fangoria#119 | p.64 | Rebel Without The Gore? | |
Though they're continuing to splatter the pages of "Faust," this comics group hasn't completely sold their souls at the altar of blood. | |||
Fangoria#123 | p.53 | The Video Watchdog Book | |
Fangoria#128 | p.18 | Take This Child and Shove It | |
The kids are alright without overprotective media watchdogs. | |||
Fangoria#128 | p.22 | Man's Best Friend: Beware of This Dog | |
In New Line's latest bite into the horror market, the terror starts AFTER you bring home a watchdog. | |||
Fangoria#129 | p.62 | Return to Dylan Dog | |
The latest edition of the world's leading horror festival presented over a dozen new fright films on the glorious big screen. | |||
Fangoria#129 | p.64 | One Woman's Fairy Tale | |
Marguerite follows her husband to the Dylan Dog festival in Italy. | |||
Fangoria#172 | p.77 | Rabid Dogs | |
Fangoria#198 | p.10 | Bones | |
Horror Doggy style | |||
Fangoria#207 | p.48 | Roll the Bones | |
In which rapper Snoop Dogg -and the hardcore approach to horror- return from the dead. | |||
Fangoria#207 | p.51 | Devil Dogg | |
Do not make fun of the coat. Trust us on this. | |||
Fangoria#213 | p.9 | Scooby-Doo | |
Now, a real dog | |||
Fangoria#262 | p.82 | Mad Dogs | |
Mad Dogs | |||
Fangoria#263 | p.56 | The Breed The Dogs of Gore | |
A protégé of George a. Romero and Wes Craven proves his bite is as bad as his bark. | |||
Fangoria#268 | p.82 | P2 Garage A Trois | |
A psycho and his dog and his terrified captive play out a scenario that preys on a common urban fear. | |||
Fangoria#268 | p.93 | Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror | |
Fangoria#279 | p.75 | Assault: Jack the Ripper / The Watcher in the Attic | |
Fangoria#280 | p.66 | Red Mist Descending | |
Supernatural vengeance plagues a cast of familiar genre faces from both sides of the Atlantic. | |||
Fangoria#281 | p.61 | Red Mist | |
Fangoria#294 | p.76 | Dog Blood | |
Fangoria#301 | p.65 | Dogtooth | |
Fangoria#305 | p.41 | British Horror: Death's a "Bitch" | |
Simon Rumley's short in the antology Little Deaths about a guy who is forced to behave like a dog. | |||
Fangoria#306 | p.24 | Do Straw Dogs Still Bite? | |
Four decades after Sam Peckinpah's screen outrage, the story of rural savagery is revisited. | |||
Fangoria#309 | p.6 | Postal Zone | |
All about Alice; Woods lost in "Dogs" coverage | |||
Fangoria#315 | p.64 | Princesses of Pulp | |
Behind many a good magazine editor is a talented woman | |||
Fangoria#316 | p.8 | Frankenweenie | |
A boy and his not-so-dead dog | |||
Fangoria#333 | p.40 | Deconstructing The Machine | |
The genre's age-old conflict between humanity and science receives a striking new interpretation. | |||
Fangoria#341 | p.24 | White God Has Its Day | |
A major city literally goes to the dogs in a remarkable genre-blending import. Fango seal of Approval. | |||
Fangoria#353 | p.20 | The Tao Of Green & Lynch | |
The human co-hosts of THE MOVIE CRYPT answer the tough questions - asked by Fango's first-ever dog contributor. |