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Fangoria#1	p.20	An Amazing Amazon Adventure
Twenty-five years ago, Universal felt the need to unleash a new monster to compete with the likes of Dracula and Frankenstein. Delving into the Amazon jungle, they came up with The Creature from the Black Lagoon, a finned fury that stalked its prey in 3-D!
Fangoria#2	p.38	The Forgotten Frankenstein
Before Boris Karloff ever donned the nuts and bolts, Universal Pictures signed their resident vampire, Bela Lugosi, for the roleÂ…
Fangoria#6	p.31	Through the Halls of Hammer
A concise history og the 60's leading horror studio, plus bound-in bonus poster.
Fangoria#7	p.10	The Curse of Frankenstein
Hammer's 1957 classic - the dawning of a new ero of terror
Fangoria#10	p.36	The Horror of Sangster
The screenwriter behind Hammer Films' revivals of Frankenstein and Dracula recalls his role in that studio's "Golden Age."
Fangoria#11	p.34	Fisher Fantastica
The World of Terence Fisher & Hammer Films
Fangoria#11	p.59	Cronenberg's Next Revised
David Cronenberg's Frankenstein is not happening.
Fangoria#18	p.34	Herman Cohen
An Interview With The Inventor of Teenage Terror!
Fangoria#26	p.36	The Pit & the Pen of Alex Gordon
The danger of splatter and the films of Lionel Atwill. All in one column!
Fangoria#28	p.52	Hammer's Veronica
The Beautiful Veronica Carlson Talks About her Years as a Femme Fatale at Hammer Horror
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0	p.40	Tales of the Brothers Gore
From flesheating to Frankenstein, these sibling special FX artists have done it all.
Fangoria#30	p.12	The British Terror of Freddie Francis
The Director of The Skull and Tales from the Crypt Talks About his Prolific Career.
Fangoria#30	p.30	History of A.I.P. - Part IV: Herman Cohen's Teenage Terrors
Alex Gordon recalls I Was a Teenage Werewolf and I Was a Teenage Frankenstein.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0	p.42	Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein
Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein continues to make monstrous music for misfits everywhere.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0	p.18	Written in Blood
From Dario Argento ti Lucio Fulci, screenwriter Antonio Tentori has penned for Italy's best.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4	p.14	50's Monster Maker
Makeup man Harry Thomas on his prolific career - from Tor Johnson to Frankenstein's Daughter.
Fangoria#42	p.63	The Frankenstein Factor
Fangoria#47	p.17	Dracula vs. Frankenstein
Fangoria#51	p.10	Whale's "Frankenstein" Uncut
Audiences will finally get to see little Maria's big splash in a reconstructed reissue of Karloff's Frankenstein.
Fangoria#51	p.56	Special Words for Scream Queen Evelyn Ankers
Alex delivers a fond farewell to a favorite fright female.
Fangoria#58	p.14	The Original Mushnick
As the new "Little Shop of Horrors" gears for release, Mel Welles -the first flower store owner- looks back on his Corman days and other horror credits!
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.
Fangoria#72	p.18	Frankenstein
Fangoria#74	p.52	Son of Hammer - Part One
The true connoisseur recognizes producer Anthony Hinds as a guiding hand behind some of the greatest horror ever filmed.
Fangoria#81	p.60	The Carradine Era Ends
"I am a HAM! And the ham in an actor is what makes him interesting!"
Fangoria#85	p.18	Roger Corman's Frankenstein Unbound - Part Two
When does the most prolific American filmmaker return to directings? When he feels like it.
Fangoria#92	p.22	Corman Unbound
The man who blurred the line between art and exploitation unleaches a new Frankenstein, whose monster is all thumbs.
Fangoria#94	p.44	High Noonan
"RoboCop 2" bad guy Tom Noonan has played so many frightening villains that the Frankenstein Monster has been his most sympathetic role.
Fangoria#94	p.54	Frankenstein Must Be Sloshed!
They don't adapt horror classics on live TV anymore. A makeup pioneer remembers why.
Fangoria#102	p.7	The Postal Zone
No "Misery" for Reiner and co.; finally, "Frankenstein"
Fangoria#104	p.42	Frankenstein Unbound
Fangoria#106	p.49	Frankenstein's Daughter
Fangoria#109	p.14	How to Make a Teenage Monster Movie - Part One
Decades before the high school slasher boom, producer Herman Cohen knew that horror was a sure bet to entrap young audiences.
Fangoria#123	p.54	Frankie Goes to Pinewood
Across the ocean in Britain, TV horror veteran David Wickes is mounting a lavish -and especially faithful- new version of "Frankenstein."
Fangoria#134	p.12	Full Moon Fever II: Universal's Monster Master
Their origins were many and varied, but the Wolf Man, Frankenstein's Monster and others owed their scary visages to one man: Jack P. Pierce.
Fangoria#134	p.18	Women and Werewolves
Elena Verdugo can think of a better time to go hiking in House of Frankenstein.
Fangoria#134	p.26	Frankenstein 1994
Fangoria#139	p.13	Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster When Genres Collide
You've read about the biggest Frank film ever; here's a look back at one of the cheapest and schlockiest.
Fangoria#139	p.40	A New Face for Frankenstein
Daniel Parker leaps into the makeup FX big time by turning Robert De Niro into Mary Shelley's Creature.
Fangoria#139	p.66	Farewell to Saint Peter
When Peter Cushing passed away this year, he left behind a legacy as Britain's most charming horror star.
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#199	p.70	Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein
Fangoria#204	p.61	Lust for Frankenstein
Fangoria#205	p.63	Lady Frankenstein
Fangoria#205	p.64	Sinner and Saint
The road to hell is paved with actor Patrick Bergin's genre roles.
Fangoria#207	p.68	Scars of Dracula / Horror of Frankenstein / Blood from the Mummy's Tomb / The Horror of Hammer
Fangoria#227	p.74	Christopher Lee: The Last Horror Star - Part One
He has played more villains and monsters than anyone, but there's more to this British legend than screen bogeymen.
Fangoria#242	p.77	Dean Koontz's Frankenstein Book One: Prodigal Son
Fangoria#267	p.87	The Bedside, Bathtub & Armchair Companion to Frankenstein
Fangoria#298	p.70	Japanese Horror: Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl - The Ultimate Ghoulfight
This teenage rivalry showers a Japanese high school's halls with gore.
Fangoria#299	p.63	Frankenstein's Monster
Fangoria#300	p.7	Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
Fangoria#300	p.16	Bride of Frankenstein
Fangoria#300	p.25	The Curse of Frankenstein
Fangoria#300	p.36	Frankenstein
Fangoria#302	p.54	The Flesh and Blood Show: The Music of Claudio Gizzi
Hailing from Italy, he created memorable scores for a pair of reimagined film fiends.
Fangoria#305	p.70	The Frankenstein Syndrome
Fangoria#307	p.48	Power's Monster Mashes
An overview of the Power Records comics with audio.
Fangoria#308	p.72	Vampires, Mummies & Monsters
Fangoria#312	p.38	Gothic - A Dream of Monsters - Part One
Writer Stephen Volk fictionalized the founding of "Frankenstein" for Ken Russell to capture on camera.
Fangoria#318	p.14	Hammer Glamour Double Shot
Veronica Carlson and Virginia Wetherell look back on the men and monsters of the classic horror studio
Fangoria#322	p.7	Frankenstein's Army
The Reich stuff
Fangoria#323	p.61	The Frankenstein Theory
Fangoria#324	p.22	Dead in Cold Climates
Actor Kris Lemche has suffered onscreen demises at the hands of men, monsters and Death itself.
Fangoria#324	p.48	Fangfest: Grave situations
Over his many years of acting, William Smith has played a vampire and both faced and portrayed Frankenstein's monster. Including a poem by William Smith, titled "The Reaper".
Fangoria#325	p.46	Jess Franco - The Undying Legend
How the video explosion led the Spanish horror specialist to make his belated breakout.
Fangoria#326	p.5	Freaking for "Frankenstein"
Freaking for "Frankenstein"
Fangoria#326	p.42	Frankenstein's Army - They Want (To Kill) You
War is truly hell when it's fought against "zombots" under the control of the maddest scientist of all. Fango Seal of Approval.
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#326	p.46	Building the Bots
From his own lab, FX creator Rogier Samuels spawned a squad of walking nightmares.
Fangoria#328	p.6	Postal Zone
Franco and "Frankenstein" favored
Fangoria#328	p.40	Roger Corman - An Acceptable Level of Insanity
He launched hundreds of Hollywood careers, and now looks back at his own work as director.
Fangoria#329	p.20	I, Frankenstein - Stitches In Time
The famous monster comes to the modern age, still bearing the old resentments.
Fangoria#330	p.82	Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein
Fangoria#335	p.55	The Hutson Hammer Horrorshow
The British shock author harked back to his country's Gothic heritage as a Hammer novelizer.
Fangoria#341	p.51	Frankenstein vs. The Mummy
Fangoria#341	p.56	Master of Monsters
Comics legend Steve Niles continues to give back to the genre that has long inspired him.
Fangoria#344	p.44	Risky Business
After her breakout role in "American Mary," Tristan Risk continues to play it unsafe.
Fangoria#345	p.42	Victor Frankenstein - Reanimating the Classic
A fresh look at both the obsessed scientist and his assistant is coming to the big screen.
Fangoria#346	p.47	Short Sharp Shocks: Saint Frankenstein
This new section debuts with Scooter McCrae’s “Saint Frankenstein”
Fangoria#359	p.88	Hammer Time! A Guide For Beginners
In an attempt to get genre fans to look beyond the past five years, we present a primer on the bloody, sexy history of Hammer Studios.

Fangoria

Twenty-five years ago, Universal felt the need to unleash a new monster to compete with the likes of Dracula and Frankenstein. Delving into the Amazon jungle, they came up with The Creature from the Black Lagoon, a finned fury that stalked its prey in 3-D!

Before Boris Karloff ever donned the nuts and bolts, Universal Pictures signed their resident vampire, Bela Lugosi, for the roleÂ…

A concise history og the 60's leading horror studio, plus bound-in bonus poster.

Hammer's 1957 classic - the dawning of a new ero of terror

The screenwriter behind Hammer Films' revivals of Frankenstein and Dracula recalls his role in that studio's "Golden Age."

The World of Terence Fisher & Hammer Films

David Cronenberg's Frankenstein is not happening.

An Interview With The Inventor of Teenage Terror!

The danger of splatter and the films of Lionel Atwill. All in one column!

The Beautiful Veronica Carlson Talks About her Years as a Femme Fatale at Hammer Horror

From flesheating to Frankenstein, these sibling special FX artists have done it all.

The Director of The Skull and Tales from the Crypt Talks About his Prolific Career.

Alex Gordon recalls I Was a Teenage Werewolf and I Was a Teenage Frankenstein.

Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein continues to make monstrous music for misfits everywhere.

From Dario Argento ti Lucio Fulci, screenwriter Antonio Tentori has penned for Italy's best.

Makeup man Harry Thomas on his prolific career - from Tor Johnson to Frankenstein's Daughter.

Audiences will finally get to see little Maria's big splash in a reconstructed reissue of Karloff's Frankenstein.

Alex delivers a fond farewell to a favorite fright female.

As the new "Little Shop of Horrors" gears for release, Mel Welles -the first flower store owner- looks back on his Corman days and other horror credits!

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

The true connoisseur recognizes producer Anthony Hinds as a guiding hand behind some of the greatest horror ever filmed.

"I am a HAM! And the ham in an actor is what makes him interesting!"

When does the most prolific American filmmaker return to directings? When he feels like it.

The man who blurred the line between art and exploitation unleaches a new Frankenstein, whose monster is all thumbs.

"RoboCop 2" bad guy Tom Noonan has played so many frightening villains that the Frankenstein Monster has been his most sympathetic role.

They don't adapt horror classics on live TV anymore. A makeup pioneer remembers why.

No "Misery" for Reiner and co.; finally, "Frankenstein"

Decades before the high school slasher boom, producer Herman Cohen knew that horror was a sure bet to entrap young audiences.

Across the ocean in Britain, TV horror veteran David Wickes is mounting a lavish -and especially faithful- new version of "Frankenstein."

Their origins were many and varied, but the Wolf Man, Frankenstein's Monster and others owed their scary visages to one man: Jack P. Pierce.

Elena Verdugo can think of a better time to go hiking in House of Frankenstein.

You've read about the biggest Frank film ever; here's a look back at one of the cheapest and schlockiest.

Daniel Parker leaps into the makeup FX big time by turning Robert De Niro into Mary Shelley's Creature.

When Peter Cushing passed away this year, he left behind a legacy as Britain's most charming horror star.

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

The road to hell is paved with actor Patrick Bergin's genre roles.

He has played more villains and monsters than anyone, but there's more to this British legend than screen bogeymen.

This teenage rivalry showers a Japanese high school's halls with gore.

Hailing from Italy, he created memorable scores for a pair of reimagined film fiends.

An overview of the Power Records comics with audio.

Writer Stephen Volk fictionalized the founding of "Frankenstein" for Ken Russell to capture on camera.

Veronica Carlson and Virginia Wetherell look back on the men and monsters of the classic horror studio

The Reich stuff

Actor Kris Lemche has suffered onscreen demises at the hands of men, monsters and Death itself.

Over his many years of acting, William Smith has played a vampire and both faced and portrayed Frankenstein's monster. Including a poem by William Smith, titled "The Reaper".

How the video explosion led the Spanish horror specialist to make his belated breakout.

Freaking for "Frankenstein"

War is truly hell when it's fought against "zombots" under the control of the maddest scientist of all. Fango Seal of Approval.

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

From his own lab, FX creator Rogier Samuels spawned a squad of walking nightmares.

Franco and "Frankenstein" favored

He launched hundreds of Hollywood careers, and now looks back at his own work as director.

The famous monster comes to the modern age, still bearing the old resentments.

Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein

The British shock author harked back to his country's Gothic heritage as a Hammer novelizer.

Comics legend Steve Niles continues to give back to the genre that has long inspired him.

After her breakout role in "American Mary," Tristan Risk continues to play it unsafe.

A fresh look at both the obsessed scientist and his assistant is coming to the big screen.

This new section debuts with Scooter McCrae’s “Saint Frankenstein”

In an attempt to get genre fans to look beyond the past five years, we present a primer on the bloody, sexy history of Hammer Studios.