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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Fangoria#29	p.60	Loose Joints
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0	p.22	A Bloody Ticket to Circus of the Dead
From the wilds of Texas comes a killer-clown flick that promises to big top them all.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0	p.44	The Trouble With Spookies
Too many monsyters for too little money caused big problems on the small-budgeted '80s flick.
Fangoria#57	p.30	What is Wraith?
A roundtable discussion by the young stars and director of a new supernatural actioner sheds light on a new summer fear flick.
Fangoria#58	p.49	Horror Hero From Beyond
"Dawn of the Dead" star Ken Foree returns to the genre in the new Lovecraft terror Flick!
Fangoria#64	p.46	Raiders of the Living Dead - Zombies on a Shoestring
"Dracula vs. Frankenstein" creator Sam Sherman muses over the death of the drive-in and the birth of his latest undead action flick.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#7	p.51	Street Trash Gallery
Gory delights from the midnight flick.
Fangoria#95	p.46	The Darkman Cometh
Will the team behind the "Evil Dead" flicks make the big time with a disfigured avenger? We'd bet on it.
Fangoria#104	p.7	The Postal Zone
Agreements on "Silence"; disagreements on video flicks
Fangoria#109	p.46	The Borrower - A Beheadtime Story
Writer Richard Fire collaborated with John McNaughton on the director's pair of horror films, proving - as does their alien flick - that two heads are better than one.
Fangoria#111	p.10	"The Corpse Grinders" on Stage
Ted V. Mikels joins Roger Corman as a B-flick auteur who's been adapted to the stage.
Fangoria#112	p.7	The Postal Zone
Lecter objector; slasher flicks pro and con
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#147	p.68	Classic Creatures Revisited
Producer Aubrey Schenck worked with fading veterans and rising stars on a series of B-horror flicks.
Fangoria#213	p.58	Beast of Blood
With this 1970 flick, the "Blood Island" series came to a screaming end.
Fangoria#264	p.78	Blacula Blood Brother
This 1972 film wasn't your typical vampire flick - or your typical blaxploitation entry.
Fangoria#267	p.74	Scarecrows In Farm's Way
A look back at one of the standout fright flicks from the late-'80s field.
Fangoria#272	p.82	Gutterballs Bowling for Splatter
Writer/director Ryan Nicholson found a new setting for his homage to '80s youth-slaughter flicks.
Fangoria#275	p.48	Mirrors Mirrors on the Wall
What's the bloodiest new remake of all? Probably this latest flick from the man who redid "The Hills Have Eyes."
Fangoria#277	p.68	A Bloody Dip in Wicked Lake
You think you've seen over-the-top exploitation? This flick will wash away that believe.
Fangoria#283	p.34	Scar in Your Face
That's "in your face," not "on our face," thanks to the 3-D technology utilized on this grisly stalker flick.
Fangoria#293	p.29	Subterranean Shockers
The Descent is a prime example of how the horror film can unnervingly exploit the subjective fear of tight spaces. Some other flicks that have done this rather well...
Fangoria#293	p.38	Meadowoods - Murderous Points of View
Get deep into the minds of youthful killers via the latest found-footage fright flick.
Fangoria#296	p.72	Diary of Deb: Watch Satan Hates You... or Be Damned!!!
But you'll love what this tribute to religious scare flicks has to offer.
Fangoria#297	p.16	Born to Be Undead - Psychomania
Two exploitation stalwarts -the undead and motorcycles- collided in this cult Brit flick.
Fangoria#298	p.30	Elvira's Movie Macabre Bounces Back
The '80's hottest horror hostess has a new show and a new batch of B-flicks to share.
Fangoria#303	p.20	A Fistful of Fangs Priest
If you worship vampire-slayer flicks, check out this crossbreed of horror and Western tropes.
Fangoria#303	p.36	The Butcher of Madison Co.
Here's a terror-in-the woods flick where you can really see what's going on - but might not want to.
Fangoria#311	p.26	Absentia Where Terror is Found
Mike Flanagan's flick aims for the subtle approach, but true fear doesn't go missing. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#314	p.32	Death Among Friends
Fango fave Danielle Harris steps behind the camera to direct the ultimate anti-"chick flick."
Fangoria#314	p.50	A Woman of Many Parts
No matter what uncomfortable situations she has to face in flicks like Slime City Massacre, Debbie always soldiers on.
Fangoria#314	p.56	The Video Dead Stalk On
The '80s direct-to-tape zombie flick won't stay deceased, thanks to a growing cult following.
Fangoria#323	p.24	Hidden in the Woods - Chile Con Carnage
Soon to hit Stateside screens, this down-and-dirty flick has already inspired outrage - and a U.S. remake.
Fangoria#326	p.45	F**k You, Frankenstein!
When Mary Shelley had her haunted summer, little did she what kind of movies she would help create.
Fangoria#329	p.58	Time To Kill
"Serial Kaller" and "Axe to Grind" It's age before booty as Debbie massacres her way through these two flicks.
Fangoria#331	p.38	Terrifying-Leigh
The mind behind many a fright flick, Leigh Whannell breaks down his personal (Jigsaw) puzzle.
Fangoria#331	p.60	Friedman's Frights
Though not a horrific household name, Richard Friedman has been making scare flicks for decades.
Fangoria#332	p.59	Fright Show - Analog Omnibus
The Fango-affiliated VHS anthology combined four frightful fan flicks.
Fangoria#333	p.58	All Cheerleaders Die - Gimme A Z!
Acually, these living dead girls aren't your typical zombies, and this isn't your typical teen horror flick.
Fangoria#338	p.14	Resurrecting the Messiah - Part One
An offering of thanks and praise (and reappraisal) to the early-'70s cult flick "Messiah of Evil."
Fangoria#340	p.54	VHS YES!
A look at some choice horror flicks still stuck in analog limbo.
Fangoria#346	p.56	Filmmakers' Favorites: Joe Augustine on Night of the Demons
Welcome to the first in an ongoing series of articles in which current genre-movie artisans get the opportunity to chat up the creators of past films they love. To launch, we hooked up the writer/director of the indie hit We Are Still Here with the man who penned the flick that traumatized him asa child...
Fangoria#346	p.72	The Joy Of Sex And Violence
Making fear flicks has brought nothing but pleasure to this indie auteur.
Fangoria#353	p.58	Lifecast: All The Reds
Josh & Sierra Russell - this year's Chainsaw Award winners for best creature FX - are out to make Bliss the goriest indie vampire flick you've seen.
Fangoria#354	p.76	Don't mess with The Jesus: Horror and Christianity's Crossovers
This holiday season, ditch the latest killer Santa flick, and put "Christ" back into "Christmas" with some Christian horror films.

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From the wilds of Texas comes a killer-clown flick that promises to big top them all.

Too many monsyters for too little money caused big problems on the small-budgeted '80s flick.

A roundtable discussion by the young stars and director of a new supernatural actioner sheds light on a new summer fear flick.

"Dawn of the Dead" star Ken Foree returns to the genre in the new Lovecraft terror Flick!

"Dracula vs. Frankenstein" creator Sam Sherman muses over the death of the drive-in and the birth of his latest undead action flick.

Gory delights from the midnight flick.

Will the team behind the "Evil Dead" flicks make the big time with a disfigured avenger? We'd bet on it.

Agreements on "Silence"; disagreements on video flicks

Writer Richard Fire collaborated with John McNaughton on the director's pair of horror films, proving - as does their alien flick - that two heads are better than one.

Ted V. Mikels joins Roger Corman as a B-flick auteur who's been adapted to the stage.

Lecter objector; slasher flicks pro and con

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.

Producer Aubrey Schenck worked with fading veterans and rising stars on a series of B-horror flicks.

With this 1970 flick, the "Blood Island" series came to a screaming end.

This 1972 film wasn't your typical vampire flick - or your typical blaxploitation entry.

A look back at one of the standout fright flicks from the late-'80s field.

Writer/director Ryan Nicholson found a new setting for his homage to '80s youth-slaughter flicks.

What's the bloodiest new remake of all? Probably this latest flick from the man who redid "The Hills Have Eyes."

You think you've seen over-the-top exploitation? This flick will wash away that believe.

That's "in your face," not "on our face," thanks to the 3-D technology utilized on this grisly stalker flick.

The Descent is a prime example of how the horror film can unnervingly exploit the subjective fear of tight spaces. Some other flicks that have done this rather well...

Get deep into the minds of youthful killers via the latest found-footage fright flick.

But you'll love what this tribute to religious scare flicks has to offer.

Two exploitation stalwarts -the undead and motorcycles- collided in this cult Brit flick.

The '80's hottest horror hostess has a new show and a new batch of B-flicks to share.

If you worship vampire-slayer flicks, check out this crossbreed of horror and Western tropes.

Here's a terror-in-the woods flick where you can really see what's going on - but might not want to.

Mike Flanagan's flick aims for the subtle approach, but true fear doesn't go missing. Fango Seal of Approval.

Fango fave Danielle Harris steps behind the camera to direct the ultimate anti-"chick flick."

No matter what uncomfortable situations she has to face in flicks like Slime City Massacre, Debbie always soldiers on.

The '80s direct-to-tape zombie flick won't stay deceased, thanks to a growing cult following.

Soon to hit Stateside screens, this down-and-dirty flick has already inspired outrage - and a U.S. remake.

When Mary Shelley had her haunted summer, little did she what kind of movies she would help create.

"Serial Kaller" and "Axe to Grind" It's age before booty as Debbie massacres her way through these two flicks.

The mind behind many a fright flick, Leigh Whannell breaks down his personal (Jigsaw) puzzle.

Though not a horrific household name, Richard Friedman has been making scare flicks for decades.

The Fango-affiliated VHS anthology combined four frightful fan flicks.

Acually, these living dead girls aren't your typical zombies, and this isn't your typical teen horror flick.

An offering of thanks and praise (and reappraisal) to the early-'70s cult flick "Messiah of Evil."

A look at some choice horror flicks still stuck in analog limbo.

Making fear flicks has brought nothing but pleasure to this indie auteur.

Josh & Sierra Russell - this year's Chainsaw Award winners for best creature FX - are out to make Bliss the goriest indie vampire flick you've seen.

This holiday season, ditch the latest killer Santa flick, and put "Christ" back into "Christmas" with some Christian horror films.