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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| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#5 | p.8 | The Dick Miller Story Revisited | |
Horrordom's favorite character actor offers a few more memories from his life in the movies. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.28 | The Prince of Horror | |
Vincent Price cautiously examines his legacy and the video revolution. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4 | p.34 | Tales from the Darkside | |
The makers of Creepshow try to bring anthology horror back to the television screen. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8 | p.51 | New Interview: John Carradine Never Forgets! | |
Time and the frailty of the flesh have robbed us of the all-time great horror actors, but celluloid lives forever. | |||
| Fangoria#1 | p.28 | The Amityville Horror: Real or Reel? | |
The best-selling book is now a terrifying film. | |||
| Fangoria#1 | p.44 | Alex Gordon: The Deadly | |
Producer Alex Gordon recalls that, in the days of the classic "B" horror movies, half of the shock was going on behind the camera! | |||
| Fangoria#1 | p.52 | Alien | |
Alien, a $10 million motion picture directed by Ridley Scott and scripted by Dan O'Bannon, concerns the voyage of the starship Nostromo and its crew's encounter with galactic horror. | |||
| Fangoria#2 | p.43 | Robert Block | |
Psycho's author tells how he creates tales of horror | |||
| Fangoria#2 | p.65 | The Year's Best Horror Stories: Series VII | |
| Fangoria#3 | p.24 | Creatures Great and Small - The SF Films of Jack Arnold | |
Behind the scenes of The Incredible Shrinking Man, Tarantula and The Creature with the man who directed the shape of 50s horror. The master of Hollywood horror inteviewed. | |||
| Fangoria#3 | p.46 | Stephen King Living in | |
The author of such horror epics as Carrie and 'Salem's Lot talks of his visit on the set of Stanley Kubrick's The Shining - another of King's tales of terror. | |||
| Fangoria#5 | p.39 | Rocky Horror | |
| 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#8 | p.10 | The Horror of Dracula | |
Hammer Films expand its empire of fright with its second Lee and Cushing classic - as recorded by effects man Syd Pearson and film editor Bill Lenny. | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.25 | The Elephant Man | |
It's not a horror film. | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.41 | Andre De Toth on the making of House of Wax | |
Andre de Toth has been a film director since 1943. Though he has made many excellent action pictures, including The Indian Fighter, The Two-Headed Spy ond the "dirty dozen" styled war picture Play Dirty, he will be best remembered by Fangorians euerywhere as the director of House of Wax, de Toth's only horror effort and the first major Hollywood feature to be filmed in 3-D. | |||
| Fangoria#10 | p.10 | Mother's Day | |
An interview with director Charles Kaufman about the first horror movie to honor Mother! | |||
| 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#10 | p.64 | TV | |
Horror on television seems certifiably dead these days. | |||
| Fangoria#11 | p.16 | Charles Griffith and the Little Shop of Corman! | |
An Interview with AIP's maverick screenwriter! | |||
| Fangoria#11 | p.26 | The Final Conflict | |
It's not a horror film producer Harvey Bernhard claims, but it will shock you! | |||
| Fangoria#11 | p.29 | The Curse of Sangster | |
The prolific screenwriter moves to the U.S., bringing more horror with him! | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#1 | p.12 | Friday The 13th, Part 2 More Summer Camp Horror | |
Jason returns to avenge his Mom, with an all-new set of camper-victims - Producer-Director Steve Miner promises more of the same (only better!). | |||
| Fangoria#13 | p.28 | Storytellers of Terror | |
Charles L. Grant and Ramsey Campbell discuss what it takes to make horror work on paper! | |||
| Fangoria#13 | p.37 | Horror in the Comics Part Two | |
Wear your cape, tux and turban for Ron Goulart's formal examination the comic book magicians of the 40's! | |||
| Fangoria#13 | p.61 | Horror Film Stars | |
| Fangoria#16 | p.28 | Horror in Comics - Part Five | |
Ron Goulart emerges from the archives once again with a potpourri of heroes weird & strange. | |||
| Fangoria#16 | p.54 | Basket Case | |
Writer-director Frank Henenlotter and producer Edgar Ievins tell us just how easy it is to make an important horror film... | |||
| Fangoria#17 | p.38 | Dark Shadows Revisited | |
Return with us to the 1960's - when soapy horror dominated the afternoon airwaves! | |||
| Fangoria#18 | p.42 | Horror Invades The Soaps | |
Makeup Artist Kevin Haney Gets To Show His Stuff on Texas. | |||
| Fangoria#18 | p.58 | Corman Strikes Back | |
Roger Corman's New World Pictures is releasing two new horror pictures. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#2 | p.10 | Parasite | |
A Talk With Producer-Director Charles Band About His Current 3D Horror Release. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4 | p.31 | Zacherle! | |
The King of Horror-Show Hosts Talks About His Life As A Ghoul In The First Entry In Our Horror-Host Series. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#2 | p.52 | Introducing Elvira! | |
In Part 2 Of Our Horror-Host Series, We Bring You The Sensational California Scream Queen. | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.20 | XTRO | |
A Spacey Horror Epic Launches New Line Cinema's Bid to Become a Leader Among Independent Producers. | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.28 | The Hosts That Ate Cleveland! | |
Staying Sick With Ghoulardi and The Ghoul - The Saga of Horror Hosting in Cleveland. | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.34 | Richard Gordon | |
The Veteran Horror Producer Talks About His 25 Years In Movies, From Fiend Without a Face to The Cat and the Canary. | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.52 | Wall-To-Wall Horror! | |
Director Jerry Clemans Brings You "Demon Shock," a Terror Picture that Surrounds You! | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.59 | It Came From Hollywood | |
Paramount's compilation of low-budget horror and exploitation films. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#3 | p.34 | Alone In The Dark | |
Writer-director Jack Sholder proves that you don't have to like horror to make a good one. | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.25 | House of the Long Shadows | |
Lee, Price, Cushing and Carradine Together for the First Time! Mark of the Devil director Michael Armstrong Talks About Scripting the All-Star Horror Show. | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.39 | Shockabilly! | |
The Roots of Horror Rock | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.59 | Trash Video | |
The field of horror video cassettes continues to florish. | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.60 | Evil Dead | |
The independent horror feature is about to be released. | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.60 | Little Shop of Blood | |
The cast of the Little Shop of Horrors play gives blood. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4 | p.19 | The FX of Evil Dead | |
Behind the scenes of Sam Raimi's harrowing horror fable! | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.5 | The Postal Zone | |
King Kong vs. Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and more horrors from Cleveland! | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.18 | Analog Atrocity: The Switchblade Insane Diaries | |
An indie horror veteran dishes about the making of his latest DIT gorefest. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.22 | Death by VHS | |
Indie moviemaker Walter Ruether delves into horror like mom (and pop) used to make. | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.32 | Old Horror, New Horror | |
An Esteemed Film Historian Takes a Sharp Look at the Classic Style of Horror Filmmaking and Compares it to the Screen's New Breed of Gory Terror. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.34 | Still Linnea | |
Our favorite cover girl is keeping a hand -and everything else- in the horror scene. | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.37 | Little Shop of Horrors | |
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.44 | Far Beyond Horror | |
Metal icon Philip H. Anselmo and friends are stitching together a true horror film/music festival. | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.52 | Hammer's Veronica | |
The Beautiful Veronica Carlson Talks About her Years as a Femme Fatale at Hammer Horror | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.62 | Horror Video Games | |
| Fangoria#29 | p.27 | Horror of Party Beach | |
| Fangoria#29 | p.32 | Making of a Classic | |
The Producer of Dead of Night Reminisces About the Making of the English Horror Gem | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.36 | Sam Sherman and The Bloody Brain Monsters of Ghastly Horror | |
That master of great movie titles speaks! | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.40 | The Steckler Horror Gallery | |
The Incredible Strange Photo Journal of Ray Dennis Steckler! | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.56 | The Creature Creator of Krull | |
British Makeup Effects Man Nick Maley Talks About his Career, from Horror Planet to Sword-and-Sorcery Fantasy. | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.62 | Last Horror Film Update | |
| Fangoria#29 | p.62 | Little Shop of Horrors - The Movie Musical! | |
| 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.26 | The One - The Only Vampira | |
The Pioneering Hollywood Horror Hostess of the 50's Speaks Out on her Wild Career, her TV Show and Elvira? | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.32 | Fred Vogel: The Interview | |
The man who has outraged many digs deep into horrors both reel and real. | |||
| Fangoria#30 | p.34 | From Rats to Riches The Horror Fiction of James Herbert | |
The Bestselling British Terror Novelist Talks about his World of Gruesome Literature. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.40 | Ashlynn Yennie: "Centipede" Siren | |
When it comes to horror roles, there's no end in sight for the breakout cult actress. | |||
| Fangoria#30 | p.40 | Vincent Price | |
The Veteran Master of Menace Speaks out on Current Horror and his Upcoming Role in the All-Star Chiller House of the Long Shadows. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.28 | Reaper: What She Sows | |
After years as an actress, Tara Cardinal wielded both swords and cameras on two horror/fantasies. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.40 | Burn, Angel, Burn! | |
Adult-film star Joanna Angel has made a cottage industry out of turning horror classics even more explicit. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.15 | Tim Lucas: Tales From the Attic | |
Laurels for Hardy, and Other Horror-Film Reference Books | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.6 | Assault Yourself: An Oral History Of Death Tapes | |
Through "Faces" and "Traces" and "Scenes," these videos showcased the world's true horrors. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.14 | Killer Rack Pair for the Corpse | |
The heroine of this indie horror/comedy has something to get off her chest. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.22 | Bloody, Bloody Bressack | |
From grisly reality to campy nature amok, James Cullen Bressack is sampling all the flavors of horror. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.29 | Blood on the Turnpike | |
Continuing the hardcore horror tradition, Evan Makrogiannis and Brian Weaver aim to create killer characters. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.8 | Al Cliver Back to the Jungle | |
From his home in Bali, the former actor reminisces on his balls-out Italian horror films. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.44 | Writer's Block | |
Attending a horror convention can be hell - literally, in Barbie Wilde's story. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#3 | p.61 | Basket Case | |
Writer-director Frank Henenlotter and producer Edgard Ievins tell us just how easy it is to make an independent horror film... | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.32 | Hammer's Monster Man | |
An exclusive interview with Roy Ashton, Hammer Horror's chief makeup artist, the man who "gave Dracula his cutting edge." | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.38 | The Stephen King Interview | |
Part one of our exclusive interview with the master horror novelist. | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.42 | Stephen King's Children of the Corn | |
The new regime at New World Pictures tackles its first horror film. | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.48 | The Pollexfen Factor | |
A look back at 50's horror with the producer of Man from Planet X and The Indestructible Man. | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.56 | On The Set of Firestarter | |
Exclusive Scoop! It's not a horror picture! | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4 | p.16 | The Stephen King Interview Part 2 | |
The conclusion of Fango's exclusive talk with the Master of Horror: The Dead Zone, Cujo and The Stand. | |||
| Fangoria#42 | p.10 | Horror Partners | |
Bestselling novelists Stephen King and Peter Straub on their long-awaited collaboration, The Talisman. | |||
| Fangoria#42 | p.51 | Horror Film Supermarket | |
From Godzilla to Mother's Day - Alexander Beck's wide world of exploitation. | |||
| Fangoria#44 | p.10 | A Cop on Elm Street | |
A survivor of the teen-idol syndrome, John Saxon has established himself as a character actor and hero of horrors in such pictures as Queen of Blood and A Nightmare on Elm Street. | |||
| Fangoria#44 | p.14 | Siodmak's Brain | |
Curt Siodmak - an architect of sci-fi/horror and inventor of "classical horror folklore." | |||
| Fangoria#44 | p.32 | Horror in Print: Robert R. McCammon | |
Writing in the dead of night, novelist McCammon conjures up L.A. vampires and the descendant of Roderick Usher. | |||
| Fangoria#44 | p.57 | Wise Fantastica | |
Tutored in horror and fantasy by the great Val Lewton, successful mainstream director Robert Wise has often returned to his fantasic film roots. | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.32 | AKA Elvira | |
Cassandra Peterson on the latest developments of her alterego, TV's most popular horror-show vamp. | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.40 | Horror in Print: Dean R. Koontz | |
"I can only spend long hours at the typewriter if my work is something that excites me - and that has to be something that goes a step further than I've gone before." | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.48 | Dr. Terror's House Of Horrors | |
| Fangoria#45 | p.50 | Slasher Writer | |
From college poet to Friday the 13th Part 4 and Killer Party - Barney Cohen has rediscovered a passion for horror and has turned it into a screenwriting career. | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.63 | Horror Combine | |
| Fangoria#47 | p.18 | Horror in Print: Fritz Leiber | |
A talk with a 40-year veteran of fantastic fiction, one of the fathers of modern horror. | |||
| Fangoria#51 | p.19 | Daughter of Horror | |
| Fangoria#51 | p.21 | "It's Not Just Another Horror-Comedy!" | |
Jason director Steve Miner dissects "House-" | |||
| Fangoria#51 | p.30 | Meet Clive Barker | |
"The future name in horror fiction." -Stephen King | |||
| Fangoria#51 | p.38 | Pay TV Terror! | |
A thumbnail sketch of "The Hitchhiker," HBO's anthology series blend of sex and horror. | |||
| Fangoria#51 | p.63 | Return of the Fearless Official Fango Library | |
Another chapter in our comprehensive review of horror film studies: The Horror Film Handbook - The Great Book of Movie Monsters - Vampires: Hammer Style - Horrors of Hammer - Caligari's Children: the Film as Tales of Terror - Eroticism in the Fantasy Cinema - Lon of 1000 Faces! - Mr. Monster's Movie Gold - Double De Palma: A Film Study With Brian De Palma | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.22 | Psycho III Norman Bates: The "Hamlet of Horror Roles" | |
Anthony Perkins reveals his split personality as star and director of "Psycho III!" | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.7 | The Postal Zone | |
Godzilla fan sounds off and another Rocky Horror request. | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.12 | Horror in Print: J.N. Williamson | |
A prolific author reveals the basics of good terror writing! | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.35 | The Fangoria Scar Search: Brother, Can You Spare Some Slime? | |
Rising makeup artist Scott Coulter stakes his claim with cockroaches, street trach and high school horrors! | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.46 | Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors | |
Look back in madness at two days of terror - when frightening funmakers invade the West Coast! | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.54 | The EMCEE that Ate Pittsburgh | |
Legendary horror host Chilly Billy Cardille relives the days of local TV terror and launching George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead." | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.62 | Return of The Fearless Official Fango Library | |
The Final Chapter -A Pictoral History of Horror Movies -The Twilight Zone Companion -Alfred Hitchcock Presents -Horror! -Horror and Science Fiction Films III -Fast and Furious: The Story of American International Pictures -The Great Book of Movie Villains | |||
| Fangoria#55 | p.2 | Scream Greats #30: Horror of Dracula | |
Free Poster. Scream Greats #30: Horror of Dracula | |||
| Fangoria#55 | p.18 | Horror Films | |
| Fangoria#55 | p.24 | Horror of Dracula | |
| Fangoria#55 | p.55 | Ralph Bates: The Forgotten Hammer Star | |
The Man who was Dr. Jekyll (to sister Hyde) recalls his horror hits! | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.24 | Christopher Lee & Howling II | |
Did the horror legend survive his appearance in the sequel debacle? | |||
| Fangoria#57 | p.10 | Trick or Treat | |
A headbanger horror film? | |||
| Fangoria#57 | p.21 | David Cronenberg: Lord of "The Fly" - Part Two | |
The conversation with a modern horror master continues! | |||
| Fangoria#57 | p.55 | The Year's Best Horror Stories: Series XIII | |
| Fangoria#57 | p.60 | Horror Video Discoveries - Part One | |
The ones that got away. | |||
| 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#58 | p.22 | Stephen King Takes a Vacation - Part Two | |
After writing and directing "Maximum Overdrive," the bestselling author unleashes "IT" and three more horror novels. | |||
| Fangoria#58 | p.47 | Trick or Treat | |
A headbanger from Hell wreaks havoc in a new Halloween movie that mixes heavy metal and horror! | |||
| 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#58 | p.58 | Horror Video Discoveries - Part Two | |
Alex Gordon looks at more sleepers. | |||
| Fangoria#58 | p.61 | Dreadful Pleasures: An Anatomy of Modern Horror | |
| Fangoria#60 | p.14 | Dissecting a Horror Classic | |
Alex on "The Exorcist" A critical look at a classic | |||
| Fangoria#60 | p.34 | Remaking Little Shop of Horrors | |
A boy, a girl and a man-eating plant return to the screen in a musical monster comedy remake! | |||
| Fangoria#60 | p.50 | The Prettiest Deadly Friend | |
Horror newcomer Krysty Swanson experiences nightmares on and off the set of the latest Wes Craven shocker! | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.42 | Little Shop of Lyle Conway | |
A rising creature creator brings an all-singing, all-dancing giant killer plant to life. Here's how! | |||
| Fangoria#64 | p.18 | Horror in Print: John Skipp & Craig Spector | |
The authors of "The Light at the End" and "The Cleanup" bring together Stephen King and friends for the first literary zombie celebrity bash. | |||
| Fangoria#70 | p.14 | Horror in Print: Anne Rice | |
When is a million-selling vampire creator more than a successful writer? When she's three successful writers. | |||
| Fangoria#70 | p.32 | How to Write Tales of Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction | |
| Fangoria#71 | p.12 | Taboo | |
Taboo - adult horror comics that aim to scare the pants off you. | |||
| Fangoria#71 | p.22 | Dark Tower - How not to make a horror film? | |
A 30-story skyscraper full of angry dead people signals the return of Freddie Francis to straightforward horror. | |||
| Fangoria#71 | p.33 | Horror of the Blood Monsters | |
| Fangoria#72 | p.20 | Horror in Print: Gary Brandner | |
A mild-mannered author is stalked by his own hideous creation run amok: the "Howling" movies! | |||
| Fangoria#74 | p.40 | Saving The Unholy | |
Director Camilo Villa believed in his heart that "The Unholy" wasn't a horror film. The studio disagreed. | |||
| 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#75 | p.62 | The Michael Gough Dossier | |
The Gough report | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8 | p.27 | If You Knew Clive Like We Know Clive... | |
In the space of a few years, the horror field has made this Brit a handsome millionaire. Is he going to ditch us now? | |||
| Fangoria#79 | p.6 | The Freddy Rap | |
The horrors of humidity | |||
| Fangoria#79 | p.24 | Miami Horror | |
| Fangoria#79 | p.58 | The Year's Best Horror Stories XV | |
| Fangoria#80 | p.20 | Friday the 13th: The Series Survives | |
Its enemies swore it couldn't last half a season. Now the little horror anthology show that could steps into the prime time arena. | |||
| Fangoria#80 | p.62 | Wartime Horror Gallery | |
WWII terror cinema | |||
| Fangoria#81 | p.11 | Weekend of Horrors update | |
Did you miss last year's Fangoria Weekend of Horrors? | |||
| Fangoria#81 | p.36 | Step Right Up for The Horror Show | |
Vicious murderers are never as dangerous as when they're dead, according to a new Sean Cunningham production. | |||
| Fangoria#82 | p.40 | The James Gang | |
They're some of the baddest villains on the screen today. And all of them are Brion James. | |||
| Fangoria#82 | p.52 | Horror in Print: Graham Masterton | |
The "Manitou" author explains the fascination of ancient fears, the limits of good taste, and the need of vulgar vehicles. | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.45 | This C.H.U.D.'s for You | |
Just another dumb horror comedy? Hardly, this may be the dumbest horror comedy ever. | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.48 | Horror Cards Attack! | |
Never mind baseball. The hottest new collectibles feature man-eating dinosaurs, splatter FX how-tos and sideshow freaks | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.55 | Horror: The 100 Best Books | |
| Fangoria#86 | p.34 | Birth of the Nightbreed | |
Everybody talks about reinventing horror traditions. With a little help from his friends, Clive Barker's actually doing it. Again. | |||
| Fangoria#86 | p.40 | Jason's Journal | |
Day by day, death by death, horror star Kane Hodder recorded his "Friday the 13th, Part VIII" set experiences just for us. | |||
| Fangoria#86 | p.44 | Shop and Die! Phantom of the Mall | |
Relax, this film isn't a horror comedy. Director Richard Friedman likes you too much to do that. | |||
| Fangoria#86 | p.51 | Beneath The Weekend of Horrors | |
The new Fango convention, Take Two: It was a monstrous bash, but we got out alive. Barely. | |||
| Fangoria#86 | p.58 | Horror: A Connoisseur's Guide To Literature and Film | |
| Fangoria#87 | p.6 | So You Wanna Be a Horror Star? | |
Gooey sebum | |||
| Fangoria#87 | p.12 | Toxic Horror | |
A new horror magazine by Robert "Uncle Bob" Martin. | |||
| Fangoria#87 | p.42 | Crucible of Horror | |
| Fangoria#91 | p.10 | Tales From the Darkside: The Movie | |
Cathode tube horror flexes its muscles and takes a shot at filling the movie screen. | |||
| Fangoria#91 | p.36 | Here Comes The Bride of Re-Animator | |
The gang that reinvented the horror movie decides to redefine the sequel - a move that's long overdue. | |||
| Fangoria#91 | p.46 | The Unmaking of "The Shadow Over Innsmouth" | |
Horror's best and brightest join forces to bring you the greatest movie never made. | |||
| Fangoria#91 | p.50 | The Deep Red Horror Handbook | |
| Fangoria#91 | p.52 | Queen of '60s Horror | |
For the lovely Hazel Court, the toughest thing about working with terror titans Price, Karloff, Lee, Cushing and Lorre was keeping a straight face. | |||
| Fangoria#92 | p.14 | Horror in Print: Richard Laymon | |
A pioneering gore author unveils the cardinal rule of horror: Make sure it's FUN. | |||
| Fangoria#92 | p.19 | The Fears of Robey | |
The singer/actress wants nothing to do with horror... but then "Friday the 13th: The Series" was never horror anyway, was it? | |||
| Fangoria#92 | p.26 | The Nuts and Bold of Hardware | |
Everyone talks about the lack of low-budget British horror, but only this teqm of young turks is doing anything about it. | |||
| Fangoria#94 | p.40 | The Curse of Christopher Lee | |
A one-man horror tradition mulls over "Gremlins 2: The New Batch" and his 200-film career and reveals why he (gulp!) doesn't like horror. | |||
| Fangoria#94 | p.54 | Frankenstein Must Be Sloshed! | |
They don't adapt horror classics on live TV anymore. A makeup pioneer remembers why. | |||
| Fangoria#95 | p.57 | Horrors! | |
| Fangoria#95 | p.58 | The Year's Best Horror Stories XVII | |
| Fangoria#96 | p.6 | Horrorless Summer | |
Notes from the underground | |||
| Fangoria#96 | p.11 | Flatliners | |
In a sense, this film will introduce people to a new kind of horror. | |||
| Fangoria#96 | p.35 | The Man Behind Darkman | |
Now that he's proven himself in horror, Sam Raimi is moving into romantic tragedy - but with plenty of thrills nonetheless. | |||
| Fangoria#96 | p.52 | Horror in Print: Chet Williamson | |
The author of "Reign" and "Dreamthorp" wants to do more than just scare you. | |||
| Fangoria#98 | p.6 | Adult Horrors | |
| Fangoria#98 | p.10 | The Horror Hall of Fame | |
Robert Englund toasts the genre's finest in the Halloween special The Horror Hall of Fame. | |||
| Fangoria#98 | p.14 | Out of the Shadows | |
Like vampire Barnabas Collins, TV's "Dark Shadows" refuses to die; a father-and-son writing team discuss the revival of Dan Curtis' horror serial. | |||
| Fangoria#98 | p.51 | The Hunt for Red Blooded American Girl | |
"Death Warmed Up" director David Blyth went from New Zealand to Canada for his second horror film and had plenty of trouble along the way. | |||
| Fangoria#99 | p.2 | Scream Greats: The Rocky Horror Picture Show | |
Free Poster. Scream Greats: The Rocky Horror Picture Show | |||
| Fangoria#99 | p.22 | King's Lot: King Talks Part One | |
In his first interview in years, "the New York Yankees of horror" discusses the all-media terror assault he launched this fall. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.6 | Women and Horror | |
Not the Fango swimsuit issue | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.11 | 1991/92 Fango Weekend of Horrors Calendar | |
This spring, Clive Barker relocates from London to California. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.20 | They Write the Blood | |
There's more to women's fiction than soapy romances: Check out these authors for some serious horror. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.30 | Lust for a Scary Script | |
Horror can be sexy even on TV, as "Monsters" and "Tales from the Darkside" writer Edithe Swensen proves. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.42 | A Field Guide to Scream Queens | |
A handy checklist of horror starlets, with select comments on life in the B-movie industry. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.50 | The Reluctant She-Wolf | |
Kate Hodge finds the plight of being a horror actress almost as bad as the dilemma of her TV lycanthrope character. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.11 | 1991/92 Fango Weekend of Horrors Calendar | |
| Fangoria#103 | p.21 | State of the Horror Nation | |
The genre ain't what it used to be, and some industry insiders halp us explore why. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.26 | The Market Where Evil Dwells | |
Is low-budget horror on the way out? Yes, no and maybe, depending on who you talk to at LA's annual film sales event. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.50 | The Mark of Naschy - Part One | |
In Spain, he's a horror legend; in America, he's been a victim of bad dubbing and silly ad campaigns. A guide to Paul Naschy on video. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.56 | The M.D.: A Horror Story | |
| Fangoria#104 | p.11 | Kathy Bates | |
Kathy Bates won one for the genre when she took horror's first-ever Best Actress Oscar for her performance in Misery. | |||
| Fangoria#104 | p.12 | 1991/92 Fango Weekend of Horrors Calendar | |
| Fangoria#104 | p.21 | I Shudder at Your Touch: 22 Tales of Sex and Horror | |
| Fangoria#104 | p.28 | The Doors Reopen for House IV | |
Is it horror, or is it comedy? We'll give you a hint: One of the creatures is a killer pizza. | |||
| Fangoria#104 | p.42 | Hooray for Horrorwood! | |
| Fangoria#104 | p.50 | Paul Naschy: The Human Years - Part Two | |
Forgoing his famous werewolf character, the Spanish horror star turned director for a string of shockers, only some of which are available here. | |||
| Fangoria#105 | p.14 | Stardom at Bey | |
He never became a household name, but actor Turhan Bey contributed his part to the horror films of the '40s. | |||
| Fangoria#105 | p.57 | The Illustrated History of Horror Comics | |
| Fangoria#106 | p.15 | Lovecraft Lives: H.P. Lovecraft: A Life Bizarre | |
Howard Phillips Lovecraft (1890-1937) was simply the greatest horror writer who ever lived. | |||
| Fangoria#106 | p.57 | Science Fiction Stars and Horror Heroes | |
| Fangoria#107 | p.15 | The Forgotten Phantom | |
He's worked with Cronenberg and Dario Argento, but Herbert Lom's best horror role may have been his first: Hammer's Phantom of the Opera. | |||
| Fangoria#107 | p.20 | Timebomb Explodes | |
The real-life horrors of war inspire a shocking thriller about human reprogramming and government conspiracy. | |||
| Fangoria#107 | p.35 | Horror in Print: Dan Simmons | |
After only a handful of novels, the author of "Carrion Comfort" is edging toward the top of his class. | |||
| Fangoria#107 | p.57 | From Asia With Blood Part One | |
Behind the doors to the Far East lies a world of graphic, no-holds-barred horror the likes of which you've probably never seen. | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.21 | Say Goodbye to Horrorwood | |
Robert Englund is happy that his latest turn as Freddy is "The Final Nightmare." But can his heart now be set on -gasp!- a sitcom? | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.26 | Under the Stairs and Through the Blood | |
... To Man and Woman's house of horrors we go. Wes Craven returns to primal, unsettling fears in his latest creation. | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.36 | Maul in the Family Basket Case 3 | |
Belial and his mate sire 13 additions to Granny Ruth's band of freaks in the latest installment of Frank Herenlotter's horror saga. | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.42 | Nights of the Hopping Dead - Part 2 | |
While most American horror comedies fail miserably, Asian terror spoofs emerge as the best in the bussiness. | |||
| Fangoria#109 | p.7 | The Postal Zone | |
Complementary Cthulhu comments; is "Kafka" horror in hiding? | |||
| Fangoria#109 | p.11 | Shock Rock | |
Rock 'n' Roll horror fiction anthology by editor Jeff Gelb. | |||
| 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#109 | p.21 | Craven images | |
Fresh from creating "The People Under the Stairs," a mellower Wes Craven contemplates his future in the horror genre. | |||
| Fangoria#109 | p.36 | Guardian of The Adams Family | |
Acclaimed cinematographer Barry Sonnenfield never intended to direct, but he wound up at the helm of this ambitious horror/comedy. | |||
| 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#109 | p.57 | Horror Film Stars | |
| Fangoria#110 | p.14 | Field Trips to Terror - Part Two | |
Stops at the "Black Museum" and a "Black Zoo" are on the agenda as our chat with producer Herman Cohen continues. | |||
| Fangoria#110 | p.42 | Memoires of an Invisible Director | |
Though it incorporates genre elements, John Carpenter's new "Memoires of an Invisible Man" is not a horror film - and he likes it that way. | |||
| Fangoria#110 | p.53 | The Fall of the House of Hammer | |
Michael Carreras flashes back to the waning days of Britain's finest horror studio and uncovers the projects that never made it. | |||
| Fangoria#111 | p.46 | Chair Today, Guilty as Charged Tomorrow | |
Watch where you take your seat, as Rod Steiger serves up homemade justice in this literally shocking comic horror opus. | |||
| Fangoria#111 | p.55 | Horror Film Directors, 1931-1990 | |
| Fangoria#112 | p.6 | "It's Not a Horror Film" | |
Home improvements | |||
| Fangoria#112 | p.15 | And Now The Screaming Stops | |
Now retired from horror, British actor Ian Ogilvy was the common denominator in Michael Reeves' three genre classics. | |||
| Fangoria#112 | p.22 | The Subversion of Youth | |
Horror at its best unsettles. It undermines the world of happily-ever-after. | |||
| Fangoria#112 | p.40 | The Vagrancies of Scriptwriting | |
After a bad time directing horror a decade ago, Richard Jefferies assured he would not be derelict in his duties while penning "The Vagrant." | |||
| Fangoria#112 | p.55 | Every Thing's Coming to New York | |
This year's Manhattan Weekend of Horrors convention was the best place to be scared in the Big Apple. | |||
| Fangoria#113 | p.21 | Straight to Hell | |
Director Anthony Hickox forgoes the comic horror of his previous films to make "Hellraiser III" deadly serious. | |||
| Fangoria#113 | p.48 | Now You're Playing With Terror! | |
The recent spate of horror-oriented home video games let you explore new worlds of fear or take on your favorite fiends. | |||
| Fangoria#113 | p.56 | Stupid Horror Question Tricks | |
Run for your lives! It's the attack of the Stupid Horror Questions! | |||
| Fangoria#114 | p.16 | Keep repeating: It's Only a Classic... It's Only a Classic... It's Only a Classic... It's Only a Classic... | |
The title was "Last House on the Left," but it was a movie full of firsts in the genre of uncompromising horror. | |||
| Fangoria#117 | p.14 | Roy Ward Baker: Life After Hammer Part Two | |
Continuing his career in horror, the director ironically had his best experience in an "Asylum." | |||
| Fangoria#117 | p.60 | Metahorror | |
| Fangoria#119 | p.4 | Drac Attack | |
We have seen the future of horror, and its name is "Dracula." | |||
| Fangoria#119 | p.56 | The 1992 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards | |
For the first time, your choices for the year's best in horror were honored at a star-studded LA event. | |||
| 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#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.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#126 | p.9 | Photo cards | |
Three new photo card collections: Dark Shadows, Rhonda Shear Keeps You Up All Nite! and Masters of Horror and Other Hollywood Villains. | |||
| Fangoria#126 | p.10 | More "Weekend of Horrors" | |
Candyman Tony Todd returns to his old stamping grounds for Chicago's Weekend. | |||
| Fangoria#126 | p.38 | Life after Krueger | |
Freddy's dead - well, not really - but Robert Englund hasn't let his horror career stay idle. | |||
| Fangoria#126 | p.44 | Body Bags of Fear and Fun | |
Can the market bear another cable horror anthology? We'd bet on it, with John Carpenter, Tobe Hooper and other terror titans on board. | |||
| Fangoria#126 | p.71 | The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror | |
| Fangoria#126 | p.72 | Shock 'N' Roll | |
In their lyrics, stage shows or both, these groups create more horror and grisliness than you'll ever see on a screen. | |||
| Fangoria#128 | p.12 | When the Movies Got Tenser - Part One | |
This British producer broke into the horror field by sponsoring the likes of Roman Polanski and Michael Reeves. | |||
| 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#128 | p.40 | The Conjuring of Pumpkinhead II | |
Jeff Burr's follow-up to Stan Winston's successful shocker looks to be demonstrably better than most horror sequels. | |||
| Fangoria#128 | p.52 | Director of the Dead | |
What's the secret of Brian Yuzna's success in the horror genre? It's this simple: He loves the stuff. | |||
| Fangoria#128 | p.68 | The Year's Best Horror Stories XXI | |
| Fangoria#129 | p.11 | Fangoria's NY Weekend of Horrors | |
Corman will discuss his lengthy career at this NY event. | |||
| 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#129 | p.39 | Horrors of Spider Island | |
| Fangoria#129 | p.53 | Lance Hendriksen: Horror's Best Friend | |
He's on of the genre's most visible and versatile character actors, but he won't take just any old role. | |||
| 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#134 | p.33 | Jack Nicholson - Horror Star at Heart | |
A Fangoria comic by "Mad Mark" Vogel | |||
| Fangoria#134 | p.40 | Shadow of a Doubt | |
Who knows what horror lurks in this big-ticket, comics-inspired summer thriller? Director Russell Mulcahy knows. | |||
| Fangoria#134 | p.58 | Full Moon Fever II: The Howl from Overseas | |
Longtime werewolf actor/director Paul Naschy has no plans to step down as Spain's top horror star | |||
| Fangoria#134 | p.66 | Killing with Exquisite Tenderness | |
A murderous doctor wreaks gory havoc in a hospital. Despite the filmmakers' claims, it sounds like a horror film to us. | |||
| Fangoria#139 | p.33 | House of Horrors | |
| 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#140 | p.32 | Master of Madness | |
John Carpenter knows that the horror genre needs a facelift, and his "In the Mouth of Madness" might do the trick. | |||
| Fangoria#140 | p.36 | In the Mouth of Madness | |
"As with all films inspired by the work of H.P. Lovecraft, the horrors eschew the 'unspeakability' of their literary companions." | |||
| Fangoria#143 | p.20 | Breeding a New Species | |
Dennis Feldman explores the dark side of science and humanity in his script for the new SF horror epic. | |||
| Fangoria#143 | p.75 | The Overlook Film Encyclopedia: Horror | |
| Fangoria#146 | p.52 | Blinded by the Blood | |
With one foot in the grave already, it's no wonder Tim Ritter likes directing horror films. | |||
| Fangoria#146 | p.70 | Classic Com-Poe-ser | |
The famous AIP chillers of the '60s owe part of their power to the unique terror scores of Les Baxter. | |||
| 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#148 | p.28 | The Castle Freak Awakens | |
Stuart Gordon returns to down-and-dirty horror and brings his favorite actors with him. | |||
| Fangoria#148 | p.45 | George Clooney's Frightening Past | |
George Clooney, horror star? | |||
| Fangoria#157 | p.19 | Duke Nukem 3D | |
Horrorcade: Duke Nukem 3D | |||
| Fangoria#157 | p.19 | Duke Nukem 3D Screensaver & Entertainment Pack | |
Horrorcade: Duke Nukem 3D Screensaver & Entertainment Pack | |||
| Fangoria#157 | p.19 | The Unexplained | |
Horrorcade: The Unexplained | |||
| Fangoria#157 | p.26 | Evil Ed The Unkindest Cuts | |
Here's a switch - a movie that says taking the violence out of horror films can lead to madness and murder. | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.57 | Alias Gore and Pain | |
British horror FX stars Neill Gorton and Steve Painter have taken a twisted road from a killer goat to Steven Spielberg. | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.73 | Monsters in the Closet: Homosexuality and the Horror Film | |
| Fangoria#195 | p.53 | Little Shop of Horrors | |
| Fangoria#195 | p.55 | Horrors 'n' Ford | |
He has breathed new life into traditional terrors and video franchises. | |||
| Fangoria#195 | p.61 | English Gothic: A Century of Horror Cinema | |
| Fangoria#195 | p.64 | "Nobody Knows" The Horror You'll See | |
The Spanish genre juggernaut rolls on with Mateo Gil's pseudo-satanic thriller. | |||
| Fangoria#198 | p.10 | Bones | |
Horror Doggy style | |||
| Fangoria#198 | p.12 | The American Nightmare | |
Horror's social force | |||
| Fangoria#198 | p.44 | I Want Candy | |
Dodging a slasher in "Cherry Falls," actress Candy Clark looks back on her long horror carreer. | |||
| Fangoria#198 | p.54 | Nightmare Weaver | |
Award-winning author Douglas Clegg has become one of horror fiction's most prolific talents. | |||
| Fangoria#199 | p.8 | The Rocky Horror Show | |
Let's do the... oh, you know | |||
| Fangoria#199 | p.16 | Joe R. Lansdale's Drive-In Horror | |
In his quest to unsettle, this author doesn't let himself get pinned down by labels. | |||
| Fangoria#199 | p.20 | House of 1000 Corpses - Death to the False Horror | |
In these fright-lite days, it takes Rob Zombie to craft a film that gets back to the gruesome basics. | |||
| Fangoria#199 | p.44 | Dracula 2000 Bites to the Future | |
Horror's most famous villain wakes up in the modern day under the direction of Patrick Lussier. | |||
| Fangoria#204 | p.54 | The Screw Turns Again - Presence of Mind | |
A Spanish director teams with a British starlet and American acting veterans to retell a horror classic. | |||
| Fangoria#204 | p.66 | Horror's Other Tall Man | |
Actor Richard ("Scary Movie 2") Moll's genre résumé towers over the rest. | |||
| Fangoria#205 | p.9 | Night Visions | |
Fox's horror anthology series finally chops its way onto TV screens | |||
| Fangoria#205 | p.30 | The Hole Truth | |
British director Nick Hamm takes a psychological approach to the youth horror genre. | |||
| 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.68 | Scars of Dracula / Horror of Frankenstein / Blood from the Mummy's Tomb / The Horror of Hammer | |
| Fangoria#208 | p.4 | Horror Hits Home | |
When true horror strikes. | |||
| Fangoria#208 | p.44 | The One But Not The Only | |
No, it's not really horror, but hey - it's got Jet Li fighting Jet Li! | |||
| Fangoria#208 | p.51 | Scars in His Eyes | |
There were chilling celebrities aplenty at this past January's Weekend of Horrors. | |||
| Fangoria#210 | p.16 | Queen of the Damned - Lestat Rocks | |
The second Anne-Rise vampire movie promises harder-core horror than its predecessor. | |||
| Fangoria#210 | p.29 | Horror 101 | |
| Fangoria#210 | p.44 | Jason X Kills in Space | |
The hockey-masked horror hero ventures into the final frontier for his 10th (!) sleshfest. | |||
| Fangoria#210 | p.61 | Dario Argento: An Eye for Horror | |
| Fangoria#210 | p.75 | The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror: Volume Twelve | |
| Fangoria#213 | p.14 | The Attic Expeditions | |
Housebound horror finds a home | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.56 | Pasadena Slhy House | |
An array of scream greats and "Boogeymen" assembled at California's last "Weekend of Horrors." | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.70 | CubbyHouse of Horrors | |
Don't let your kids hang out there unless you want a demon to be their playmate. | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.74 | Ordinary Horror | |
| Fangoria#217 | p.11 | Horror Films of the 1970s / Goth Chic | |
2 books: Horror Films of the 1970s and Goth Chic | |||
| Fangoria#217 | p.12 | Masters of Horror | |
Genre favorites spill their guts | |||
| Fangoria#222 | p.6 | Postal Zone | |
PG-13 horror is Pretty Ghastly. | |||
| Fangoria#222 | p.70 | The Sleepawayer Reawakens | |
Years after her "Camp" classic, actress Felissa Rose is back getting down and bloody. | |||
| Fangoria#223 | p.12 | Horror | |
"Alice in Wonderland" on acid | |||
| Fangoria#225 | p.58 | Anatomie of a Franchise | |
Director Stefan Ruzowitzky returns to med school to follow up his Eurohorror hit. | |||
| Fangoria#225 | p.62 | Horror | |
| Fangoria#225 | p.70 | Dark Worlds and Darker Verses | |
Author Tom Piccirilli's work spans many kinds of horror and every kind of writing form. | |||
| Fangoria#227 | p.10 | Fangoria's 101 Best Horror Movies You've Never Seen | |
Fango invades bookstores | |||
| 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#228 | p.17 | Newly American Gothika | |
A Frenchman is running the asylum as director Mathieu Kassovitz makes his Hollywood horror debut. | |||
| Fangoria#228 | p.51 | San Sebastian's Lucky 13 | |
Filmmakers old and new converge on Spain's roudiest fright fest. | |||
| Fangoria#228 | p.66 | Christopher Lee: The Last Horror Legend - Part Two | |
The scream great discusses a few career frustrations and reflects on his enduring legacy. | |||
| Fangoria#229 | p.4 | Time for The Horror Channel | |
Tune in, turn on, gross out | |||
| Fangoria#229 | p.42 | Submerged in Dark Water | |
The team behind "ringu" proves that reports of the waning of japanese horror are all wet. | |||
| Fangoria#229 | p.66 | The Day His World Began | |
The late producer/Fango friend Alex Gordon recalls his debut in the sci-fi/horror field. | |||
| Fangoria#229 | p.74 | Fear Without Frontiers: Horror Cinema Across the Globe | |
| Fangoria#242 | p.14 | "Weekend of Horrors" returns! | |
The Bloody Reunion | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.22 | Return to Amityville | |
A new filmmaking team attempts to "Get out!" the truth about what happened in America's most famous haunted house. | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.41 | Insanity is Only Skinned Deep | |
FX artist turned director Gabe Bartalos puts a bizarre new spin on horror-film basics. | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.65 | The Amityville Horror | |
| Fangoria#242 | p.68 | Christina Ricci Wolfs Out | |
The "Cursed" star is always willing to sink her teeth into horror fare. | |||
| Fangoria#261 | p.88 | Back to Burbank | |
The "Weekend of Horrors" returned to SoCal for another gruesome sellout show! | |||
| Fangoria#261 | p.94 | J-Horror | |
Nightmare Library: J-Horror | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.6 | Postal Zone | |
Fango makes real-life horror easier to bear | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.34 | Horror Business | |
| Fangoria#262 | p.42 | Severence The Ultimate Termination | |
Arms corporation workers get a taste of their own medicine in this satiric survival-horror film. | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.70 | House of the Damned | |
Forgotten Horrors: House of the Damned | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.80 | Lost Planet: Extreme Condition | |
Horrorcade: Lost Planet: Extreme Codition | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.81 | Super Castlevania IV | |
Horrorcade: Super Castlevania IV | |||
| Fangoria#263 | p.61 | Bullet Witch | |
Horrorcade: Bullet Witch | |||
| Fangoria#264 | p.10 | Trick 'r Treat | |
Generations of Halloween horror | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.4 | Sleepers Creepers | |
Has the bloom come off horror's big resurgence? | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.52 | Chills in Chicago | |
Some of the best moments at the Midwest "Weekend of Horrors" happened at night. | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.68 | 2 Writers 4 1408 | |
Horror-feature newcomers Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski proved the right choice for this Stephen King script. | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.72 | Screamography: Bob Clark: The Last Interview | |
Throughout his career, the 70's horror maverick broke taboes and pushed boundaries. | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.80 | Masters of Gory Illusion | |
Some of the "Horror" series' most shocking moments were actually created in the CGI realm. | |||
| Fangoria#266 | p.35 | Scout's Horror | |
Halloween heroine Scout Taylor-Compton is used to grave situations from her real life. | |||
| Fangoria#266 | p.38 | Trick 'r Treat Don't Open the Door! | |
In this film horror's favorite night brings several different types of terror. | |||
| Fangoria#266 | p.77 | Visions of Horror | |
| Fangoria#266 | p.78 | Trapped Ashes Five For Frighting | |
New kinds of weird are showcased in a horror anthology employing a gallery of veteran filmmakers. | |||
| Fangoria#267 | p.14 | Halloween Horror Nights | |
New maniacs in residence | |||
| Fangoria#267 | p.60 | Reeker It Nose Horror | |
These indie filmmakers did it their way and came up with a movie that smells like a winner. | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.12 | After Dark Horrorfest 2 | |
8 more films to die for | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.72 | Horror in Training | |
The new Midnight Meat Train film. | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.93 | Snoop Dogg's Hood of Horror | |
| Fangoria#268 | p.102 | The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2007 | |
| Fangoria#269 | p.38 | One Missed Call A Familiar Ring | |
Yet another J-horror film is reimagined -with a somewhat less gruesome mindset- for American audiences. | |||
| Fangoria#269 | p.42 | Undead Or Alive Ghouls And Gunslingers | |
The makers of this zombie Western hope their horror and comedy proves rewarding. | |||
| Fangoria#269 | p.68 | Bigger in Burbank | |
A record turnout of fans and killer celebs made 2007's West Coast "Weekend of Horrors" the best ever. | |||
| Fangoria#269 | p.80 | The Black Prince of Bel-Air | |
There was never a dull moment - there were plenty of funny ones - when churning out '50s B-horror fare. | |||
| Fangoria#271 | p.12 | Socket | |
Plugging into body horror | |||
| Fangoria#271 | p.32 | Shutter Speed | |
A Japanese director remakes a Thai horror favorite with an American pace. | |||
| Fangoria#271 | p.78 | Taste the Shrooms | |
Enter a world of horror and hallucinations, courtesy of Irish Paddy Breathnach. | |||
| Fangoria#272 | p.87 | Horror 101: The A-list of Horror Films and Monster Movies | |
| Fangoria#273 | p.22 | The Cottage Bloody Funny | |
Not quite horror, not quite comedy, it's the unique saga of a kidnapping gone very, very wrong. | |||
| Fangoria#273 | p.28 | How to Film a Brutal Massacre | |
It's tougher, bloodier and funnier than you'd think, according to this horror mockumentary. | |||
| Fangoria#273 | p.58 | Southern Fried Horror! | |
Things are heating up on this regional scene thanks to a gang of cross-collaborating filmmakers. | |||
| Fangoria#274 | p.10 | Organizm | |
Biological horror grows | |||
| Fangoria#274 | p.26 | So Much to Fear Itself | |
Can the former "Masters of Horror" be truly horrifying on a broadcast network? | |||
| Fangoria#274 | p.56 | The Chair Deep Seated Terror | |
This indie horror crew demonstrated the kind of ambition that makes people sit up and take notice. | |||
| Fangoria#275 | p.76 | The Fang's All Here | |
Top terror talent assembled for our annual "Weekend of Horrors" bash in Chicago. | |||
| Fangoria#276 | p.38 | Fear and Fear Again | |
Attacking the genre on two fronts, Jonathon Schaech both writes and acts in scare fare. | |||
| Fangoria#276 | p.76 | The Last Horror Film | |
"Maniac" star Joe Spinell and Caroline Munro reunited for a tale of celebrity mania. | |||
| Fangoria#277 | p.6 | Halloween Horror Nights | |
Fear is Universal again | |||
| Fangoria#277 | p.10 | The Book of Lists: Horror | |
Terrifying Top Tens | |||
| Fangoria#277 | p.32 | Dr. Shock's Grindhouse Horrors | |
| Fangoria#277 | p.54 | Don't Go in The Last House in the Woods | |
The debut chiller by a pair of fresh Italian talents homages horror films past from two different countries. | |||
| Fangoria#278 | p.44 | Repo! The Genetic Opera Singing Their Hearts Out | |
It's like nothing you've ever seen in the horror or movie-musical genres. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#279 | p.18 | Ghost Month | |
A-horror in the USA | |||
| Fangoria#279 | p.74 | Beyond the Dunwich Horror | |
| Fangoria#280 | p.5 | TV's Best Horror Show | |
TV's best scare shows | |||
| Fangoria#280 | p.34 | Chamber of Horrors / The Brides of Fu Manchu | |
| Fangoria#280 | p.79 | Horror Cinema | |
| Fangoria#280 | p.79 | Poe's Children: The New Horror | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#281 | p.6 | Horror in the Extreme | |
Going to extremes | |||
| Fangoria#281 | p.36 | Extreme Horror: Your Bad Biology Lesson | |
Leave it to Frank Henenlotter to deliver a movie with real balls - among other sexual organs. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#281 | p.40 | Extreme Horror: Suffer for Martyrs | |
All restraint is sacrificed in what may be the most intense entry yet in the French terror trend. | |||
| Fangoria#281 | p.46 | Extreme Horror: America's Creepiest Home Movie | |
Spend some time with the Poe family in a story as dark as anything by their namesake. | |||
| Fangoria#281 | p.50 | Extreme Horror: Plague Town Spreading Terror | |
The green hills of Ireland run red thanks to a community of deformed and deadly children. | |||
| Fangoria#283 | p.42 | Drag Queen, Drag King | |
Starring in Sam Raimi's return to the horror genre rules, according to Alison Lohman and Justin Long. | |||
| Fangoria#283 | p.70 | Bollywood Horror Collection Vol. 2 | |
| Fangoria#283 | p.78 | Unspeakable Horror: From the Shadows of the Closet | |
| Fangoria#284 | p.8 | Fangoria Hall of Fame | |
Since our early days, our readers have voted for the genre's bloody best. Now these Frightening Fifty share their feelings about Fangoria, the horror genre and their craft, or are honoured by other scream celebrities, in the pages that follow. Thanks to all who contributed to this special section. | |||
| Fangoria#284 | p.72 | Fangoria's Weekend Of Horrors | |
For nearly 25 years, our cons have hosted the best and bloodiest. | |||
| Fangoria#285 | p.72 | How to Build a House of Seven Corpses | |
Producer Gary Kent recalls the making of one of the first "meta" horror movies. | |||
| Fangoria#286 | p.14 | Squeal | |
Pig out on indie horror | |||
| Fangoria#286 | p.47 | Fear Femmes: Exposing Jennifer's Body | |
She's scary, sexy and funny - what more do you want in a teen horror film? | |||
| Fangoria#286 | p.78 | Writers Workshop of Horror | |
| Fangoria#287 | p.54 | Jennifer's Body Bloody Girl Power | |
For Megan Fox and her collaborators, horror was a woman's world. | |||
| Fangoria#288 | p.6 | Grrrrl Power | |
Horror: not just a boy's town. | |||
| Fangoria#288 | p.44 | Under a New Moon | |
Will Bella choose Jacob or Edward? And will horror fans get more monster mayhem in the "Twilight" sequel? | |||
| Fangoria#288 | p.56 | Antichrist Raises Hell | |
Danish director Lars von Trier has always courted controversy, but perhaps never more so than with his first serious horror feature. | |||
| Fangoria#289 | p.32 | After Dark Horrorfest 4: Dread | |
The latest Clive Barker feature has many different ways to scare its characters and the audience. Fangoria Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#289 | p.38 | After Dark Horrorfest 4: The Graves | |
You'll dig this saga of gorgeous girls battling fanatical evil led by Tony Todd and Bill Moseley. | |||
| Fangoria#290 | p.12 | After Dark Horrorfest 4: Hidden | |
At least the Norwegian forests are a scenic place to die. | |||
| Fangoria#290 | p.14 | After Dark Horrorfest 4: Zombies of Mass Destruction | |
Joe discovered the most concrete proof possible of the Zombies of Mass Destruction. | |||
| Fangoria#291 | p.36 | Acting Fever | |
Noah Segan expresses his love for horror and performing in a whole slew of 2010 fright features. | |||
| Fangoria#292 | p.26 | A Nightmare on Elm Street dreams don't die | |
The Krueger reboot may be the most anticipated - and controversial - modern horror remake of them all. | |||
| Fangoria#292 | p.64 | Unhappily Ever After.Life | |
Almost all horror movies showcase death, but here's one that truly explores what it means. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#292 | p.72 | Slime City Massacre Time | |
"Fango Radio" host Debbie Rochon reveals how indie horror filmmaking can be a fluid experience. | |||
| 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#294 | p.4 | Oh baby, what a horror | |
Oh baby, what a horror | |||
| Fangoria#294 | p.40 | Fulci's Grossest Hits | |
Though iconic Italian director Lucio Fulci had dabbled in myriad genres, his legacy will forever be tied with horror. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.4 | Horror: it's not just a game | |
Horror: it's not just a game | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.33 | A Brief History of Horror Gaming | |
An overview of the Horror Gaming classics. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.46 | More Malone Morbidity | |
Director William Malone's love for creature features of every persuasion has resulted in a small but energetic body of weird works. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.54 | Horror Hospital | |
| Fangoria#295 | p.66 | A Serbian Film To Disturb You | |
Think you've seen it all? Then strap yourself in and prepare for the latest Eurohorror assault. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.34 | Hammer Horror: Fangs for the Memories - Part One | |
Barbara Shelley took part in some of Britain's greatest fright films, for Hammer and others. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.39 | Hammer Horror: Let Me In - The Vampire Transplant | |
Writer/director Matt Reeves took the tricky assignment of remaking one of the 2000's most beloved Eurohorrors. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.41 | Hammer Horror: The New Face of Hammer | |
Hammer Films is back in business. | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.16 | One Man's Psycho Path | |
Hilton A. Green was there when Alfred Hitchcock created one of horror's indelible masterpieces. | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.20 | Hatchett II: The Blade Master - Part Two | |
Adam Green loves Danielle Harris, but has mixed feelings about horror remakes. | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.24 | The Soul of Horror | |
Wes Craven digs into his latest terror trip, "My Soul to Take," and why he decided to take it in 3-D. | |||
| 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#298 | p.55 | Paul Stanley's Famous Monsters | |
How Paul Stanley's got attracted to horror and Kiss. | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.68 | Japanese Horror: The Bloody Road to Helldriver | |
You've never seen anything like this Japanese zombie opus - from any country. | |||
| 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#298 | p.72 | Japanese Horror: "House" Keeping | |
There are odd and bloody sights in every room of the House. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.4 | Darren Aronofsky: master of horror | |
Darren Aronofsky: master of horror | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.42 | Black Swan The Blood Red Shoes | |
Darren Aronofsky choreographs another screen saga of personal obsession - and yep, it's a horror film. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.74 | My Day with GWAR - Bloody Pit of Horror | |
Can even a Fango scribe withstand the bloody awesomeness of rock's mightiest monsters? | |||
| Fangoria#300 | p.14 | Bloody Pit of Horror | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.42 | Horror Express | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.42 | Horror Hotel | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.42 | Horror of Dracula | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.51 | Horror Rises | |
| Fangoria#301 | p.9 | Kaboom | |
Araki horror comedy show | |||
| Fangoria#301 | p.11 | The 2011 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards! | |
Horror took many forms in the movie world last year. | |||
| Fangoria#301 | p.38 | Step into The Theatre Bizarre | |
And find yourself in a world of twisted sex and graphic violence, courtesy of horror's most adventurous minds. | |||
| Fangoria#301 | p.60 | From Trash to Treasure | |
Now a veteran of the horror scene, Linnea Quigley keeps on screaming. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.6 | What makes true horror? | |
What makes true horror? | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.22 | Rubber - The Wrong Way | |
If you're tired of the usual horror fare, here's a villain you'll want to roll with. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.51 | Partners in Crimes | |
Collaborations between Dario Argento and Luigi Cozzi. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.67 | New Year's Evil | |
The holiday horrors of "New Year's Evil" | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.74 | Jason Dark: Food for the Dead - Part One | |
The debut of our new serialized horror story! | |||
| 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.45 | John Carpenter's Movie Macabre | |
The horror movies from John Carpenter. | |||
| Fangoria#303 | p.58 | Shelley Duvall Shines On | |
Terrorized by Jack Nicholson (and Stanley Kubrick), she was one of the '80s' most memorable horror heroines. | |||
| Fangoria#303 | p.86 | When The War Came Home | |
Jeff Wayne's landmark musical adaptation of "War of the Worlds" put horror in your headphones. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.18 | Kidnapped Invades Your Space | |
Horror begins at home in a Spanish film that's one of the year's scariest from any country. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.25 | Rachel Talalay | |
Our new column devoted to the women of horror debuts with Rachel Talalay. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.30 | Michael Reeves - A Legacy of Violence | |
"Witchfinder General" burned with anger and staked its claim as a trendsettingly brutal horror film. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.80 | Shadow Play: Philosophy and Psychology of the Modern Horror Film | |
| Fangoria#304 | p.85 | Monsters Attack! | |
The cracked horrors of "Monsters Attack!" | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.22 | British Horror: Black and Blue and Red All Over | |
Independant UK terror is alive and well and bursting out of a prolific film factory. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.24 | British Horror: Running Through "The Devil's Playground" | |
One of the many Black & Blue films: "The Devil's Playground" | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.38 | British Horror: To Wake the Dead | |
The resurrection of Hammer Films continues with an intimate chiller about the rebirth of a child. | |||
| 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#305 | p.42 | British Horror: Doctors of Terror, Houses of Horror | |
Over the course of a decade, Amicus Productions proved the best horror could come in small doses. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.53 | British Horror: More Atrocities from Amicus | |
Other films by Amicus | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.54 | British Horror: Freddie's Frights | |
Freddie Francis was always the enfant terrible of the golden-age British horrors. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.55 | British Horror: And Now the Speaking Starts | |
Actor Ian Ogilvy twice braved the terrors of Amicus and thrice teamed with Michael Reeves. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.58 | British Horror: Deadly Pleasures | |
A largely secret part of British horror history once flourished on the printed page. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.74 | Blood on the Track - Horror Express | |
Climb on board the "Horror Express," Spanish director Eugenio MartÃn's still-chilling dark ride. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.90 | Headless Eyes | |
Our new column focusing on obscure VHS horrors debuts with "The Headless Eyes"! | |||
| Fangoria#306 | p.14 | "Carrie" On | |
Sissy Spacek will forever be remembered as the horror classic's traumatized telekinetic teen. | |||
| Fangoria#306 | p.78 | Rose from the Grave | |
Longtime horror author John Skipp has tackled a very different kind of zombie story for his directing debut. | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.8 | Fangoria's Dreadtime Stories | |
Horror in your ear | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.40 | The Man Behind The Mask | |
On stage and occasionally on screen, Alice Cooper has always been the original horror rocker. | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.58 | Tucker & Dale vs Evil - Bloody Funny | |
Hillbilly horror goes hilarious in this must-see horror/comedy! Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.5 | An Italian horror primer | |
An Italian horror primer | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.20 | Shrouded House | |
Robert Feldman's cult horror superhero Dr. Shroud is ready to take over the world. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.30 | To Tell an American Horror Story | |
Home is where the horror is in more ways than one now that FX has brought movie-intensity terror to TV. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.34 | A Lonely Place to Die - Mountains of Madness | |
Another nail-biter from Britain traps Melissa George between a rock and a horror place. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.46 | Italian Horror: Lady Giallo | |
Veteran Italian actress Barbara Magnolfi recalls her days with some of the genre's biggest directors. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.50 | Italian Horror: Dracula 3D - Profondo Vampire | |
The master of Italian terror turns his dimensional lens on the lord of the undead. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.56 | Italian Horror: The Phantom of the Opera | |
Argento's "Phantom of the Opera" | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.57 | Italian Horror: Morituris | |
Gladiator Ghouls Go for the Guts | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.58 | Italian Horror: Eaters - Italian Zombies Bite Back! | |
The country's great gory tradition is revived from the dead by two ambitious young filmmakers. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.64 | Halloween Horror Girls's Club | |
What scares the woman of horror this Halloween | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.66 | Delightfully Dreadful | |
The horror hostess takes a break from "Shilling Shockers" to spawn a comic. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.79 | Images of Fear | |
The horror-happy comics company has plenty to frighten you with this fall. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.23 | The Hammer Vault of Horror | |
Interview with the writer of The Hammer Vault, a recently published book about the Hammer years. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.52 | Canadian Blood: The Art of Horror | |
He only made three fright films in the '70s, but actor Art Hindle did 'em with the best. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.62 | Canadian Blood: Horror in a Small Town | |
A trio of devoted Canadians are doing independent terror their way. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.70 | Horror Express | |
| Fangoria#309 | p.90 | The Encyclopedia of Horror | |
An "Encyclopedia of Horror" on rare laserdisc | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.26 | Who's on the Kill List? | |
It should be anyone who spoils the big surprises of Ben Wheatley's crime/horror hybrid. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.48 | Nicolas Cage: Master of Horror - Part One | |
Blazing across the screen in "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance," the actor is a fan of all things genre. | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.76 | Necro Files: Two Decades of Extreme Horror | |
| Fangoria#311 | p.16 | Nicolas Cage: Master of Horror - Part Two | |
From "Ghost Rider" to "The Wicker Man," the actor's genre roles have always demanded attention. | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.20 | Rabies Catch It! | |
The first horror movie from Israel is one of the decade's most creative horror movies from anywhere. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.40 | Roger Corman in the Poe House | |
Horror's legendary mogul made his most striking mark with a string of literary chillers. | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.50 | Steele Butterfly | |
Returning to horror in The Butterfly Room is child's play for Barbara Steele. | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.51 | When Fear Was Served at Horror Cafe | |
Two decades ago, six masters of horror sat down for dinner and a debate on the nature of terror. | |||
| Fangoria#312 | p.48 | Detention - Meta Murder in Study Hell | |
A new horror/comedy dissects modern youth culture - and the youths. | |||
| Fangoria#312 | p.52 | My Accidental Success as a Horror Directrix | |
| Fangoria#312 | p.66 | The Gough Stuff | |
Remembering actor Michael Gough | |||
| Fangoria#313 | p.51 | The Room in the Tower | |
Our new column devoted to vintage written horror debuts with "The Room in the Tower" | |||
| Fangoria#313 | p.74 | Making Horror a Reality in the Midwest | |
Pulling together a feature involving a hungry monster and a raging storm was quite a "Nailbiter." | |||
| Fangoria#314 | p.18 | Vincent Price's New Horrors | |
A comics series based upon Vincent Price | |||
| Fangoria#314 | p.36 | The Red Lips of Danielle Ouimet | |
The French-Canadian actress made hot horror history with her role in 1971's "Daughters of Darkness." | |||
| Fangoria#314 | p.48 | Debbie Rochon: In Her Own Words | |
She has faced all sorts of horrors -real and cinematic- and endured through more than two decades in the business. | |||
| Fangoria#315 | p.52 | Meet Some Guy Who Kills People | |
He doesn't act like your typical screen slayer, and this isn't your typical horror/comedy. Fango Seal of Approval | |||
| Fangoria#315 | p.56 | Visiting Hours - Hospital Halls of Horror | |
Michael Ironside's bedside manner was fatal in Canadian director Jean-Claude Lord's stalker opus. | |||
| Fangoria#315 | p.64 | Princesses of Pulp | |
Behind many a good magazine editor is a talented woman | |||
| Fangoria#315 | p.69 | A Feast of Frights from The Horror Zine | |
| Fangoria#316 | p.18 | Somewhere That's Greene | |
Actress Ellen Greene made the transition from stage to screen to warn us: Don't feed the plants! | |||
| Fangoria#316 | p.40 | ParaNorman | |
The walking dead are more animated than usual stalking through a stop-motion horror/comedy. | |||
| Fangoria#316 | p.59 | The Hardest Working Man in Horror | |
Gregory Lamberson never stops trying to scare you via the screen, the written word and more. | |||
| Fangoria#316 | p.62 | Jason in Your Face! | |
Actor Richard Brooker found both a hockey mask and horror infamy in "Friday the 13th Part III." | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.12 | Choice Cuts: "Stiffs on the Green" | |
Comic horror fore play | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.16 | V/H/S - The Video-Ed Dead | |
Indie auteurs assemble on an anthology that's like a horror tape collection in one movie. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.26 | Child of Fright | |
Since her preteen years, actress Jodelle Ferland has been a constant presence on the horror scene. | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.77 | Hammer House of Horror | |
Disc of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.80 | Con of the Dead - Friday the 13th 2012 | |
This San Diego soiree was a hub of horror. | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.98 | Land of the rising blood | |
Japan's schizophrenic attitude when it comes to showing nudity in comparision to extreme horror. | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.9 | Exhumed Films | |
Digging up the best 35mm horror | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.10 | The New York City Horror Film Festival | |
Monsters and more in Manhattan | |||
| 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#318 | p.20 | Love Transforms Jack & Diane | |
Filmmaker Bradley Rust Gray dissects a turbulent teen affair to let moments of horror peek through. | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.34 | Skid Row Sweetheart | |
The original Audrey, Jackie Joseph, looks back at "The Little Shop of Horrors." | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.36 | Citadel - Tower Block of Horrors | |
First-time Ciarà n Foy channeled his own terrors into a feature to truly frighten us. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.62 | Trick or Treat | |
The heavy metal horror of "Trick or Treat" | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.89 | FEARnet: Horror in Your Home | |
Adam Green and Oderus Urungus have more Holliston hijinx on the way next spring. | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.20 | Praise the Lords | |
Actress Traci Lords finds religion and a relatable note in "Excision," her latest venture into horror. | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.52 | John Dies at the End - High on Horror | |
Don Coscarelli takes us on a trip through his new mind-bender and contemplates the future of "Phantasm." Fango Seal of Approval | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.66 | The Heart of Darkness | |
Unjustly imprisoned, now liberated, writer and survivor Damien Echols never let his love of horror die. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.5 | Horror's higher power | |
Horror's higher power | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.26 | Unbeatable Fear Distribution | |
While Adrienne King was helping turn Camp Crystal Lake into a horror household name, her future husband Richard Hassanein started a distribution company. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.28 | Iguchi Dreams of Sushi | |
...and "Ass," in a pair of horror/comedies unlike anything you've seen before. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.44 | Act It Black | |
However you define them, Karen Black's trips in the horror/fantastical realm have been memorable. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.53 | When Horror Came To Shochiku | |
Disc of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.9 | The 2013 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards! | |
It was another crowded horror field in 2012 and now it's time for you to name your favorites. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.14 | All the Colors of Magenta | |
Let's time warp back to the making of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" with actress Patricia Quinn. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.22 | My Amityville Horror - His Personal Demons | |
There was more than we previously knew going on in the notorious house, according to one of those who lived there. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.36 | Liongate's "Horror Collection 8-Movie Pack" | |
Premiering a new column, we fish out Liongate's "Horror Collection 8-Movie Pack" | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.68 | Massacre Man | |
Dutch director René Daalder has turned a high school and a hospital into havens for horror. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.20 | Tulpa - Sex And Psychosis | |
From the "Shadow" of success Federico Zampaglione emerges to continue the rebirth of Italian horror. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.38 | Can't Fight the Seaver | |
As video gets increasingly hi-tech, Chris Seaver makes indie horror the old-fashioned way. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.54 | You Scary Rat! | |
"Crimewave" showcased just one of the late Brion James' many distinctive screen villains. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.62 | In The Shadows Of Doctor Mabuse | |
Veteran TV horror stars are reunited in a homage to a genre classic. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.42 | To Worship The Lords of Salem | |
Rob Zombie moves out of rural-killer territory and into Massachusetts to create a psychedelic horrorshow. | |||
| Fangoria#324 | p.18 | Defining American Mary | |
Canadians Jen and Sylvia Soska are making names for themselves with a groundbreaking horror character. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#324 | p.36 | Walker the Line | |
In the history of British horror cinema, Pete Walker's confrontational features stand out. | |||
| Fangoria#324 | p.60 | The Human Horrors of The Seasoning House | |
Reality is the spice of fright in the directorial debut of a veteran makeup FX artist. | |||
| Fangoria#324 | p.65 | Urban Terrors: New British Horror Cinema 1997-2008 | |
| Fangoria#325 | p.18 | Taylor-Made for The Conjuring | |
Actress Lili Taylor returns to horror in James Wan's much-anticipated true-haunting opus. | |||
| Fangoria#325 | p.42 | My Friend, Jess Franco | |
A memoir of time spent with the late, lamented Earl of Eurohorror. | |||
| Fangoria#325 | p.46 | Jess Franco - The Undying Legend | |
How the video explosion led the Spanish horror specialist to make his belated breakout. | |||
| Fangoria#325 | p.50 | Jack's Journey Into Perversion | |
Legendary Eurohorror presence Jack Taylor spent plenty of time in Franco-land. | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.30 | The Bones in the Band | |
Director Duane Graves was one-half of the filmmaking team (with Justin Meeks) charged with bringing Kim Henkel's arch Boneboys horrors to lurid life... | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.52 | Chanthaly Unlaced | |
Laos' first horror movie is a milestone in other ways as well. | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.16 | Rise of the Falling Angel | |
Author William Hjortsberg provided the blueprint for one of the greatest horror noirs of all time. | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.19 | Angel Heart: An American Horror Classic | |
The streets of both New York and New Orleans run red in Angel Heart. | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.44 | Mother of Chucky | |
As Child's Play's Karen, Catherine Hicks bought the gift that keeps on giving to horror fans. | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.62 | Make Them Read Slowly! | |
A celebration of the days when love -and criticism- of horror had to be shared by snail mail. | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.66 | Vuckovic's Horror Miscellany | |
| Fangoria#327 | p.68 | Mars Attacks Again! | |
There's an updated "Invasion" on the way to terrify horror-loving kids of all ages. | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.76 | Kirk Hammett: Heavy Metal Monster Kid | |
Metallica's ax man has turned his home into a house of classic horrors. | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.90 | Midnight Horror Collection Vol. 11 | |
Echo Bridge's "Midnight Horror Collection Vol. 11" | |||
| Fangoria#328 | p.28 | Lamberto Bava: A Legacy of Horror | |
The director of the "Demons" duo reflects on his decades creating screen fear. | |||
| Fangoria#328 | p.54 | American Horror Story Coven - Witching Prime Time | |
The popular, lauded series continues to work its voodoo in the third season. | |||
| Fangoria#328 | p.68 | Walk Down Toad Road | |
Hop to this indie horror/drama about youths tempted by something even more dangerous than drugs. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#328 | p.78 | The Vault-Keeper Speaks! | |
Historian/publisher Russ Cochran delves into the history of the EC horror comics he's bringing back from the dead. | |||
| Fangoria#329 | p.56 | Horror Stories | |
| Fangoria#330 | p.17 | Darkest Donald | |
Others from the actor's scary résumé. | |||
| Fangoria#330 | p.20 | Silence, Devil! | |
The Radio Silence horror/comedy troupe documents terrifying trimesters in their first feature. | |||
| Fangoria#330 | p.28 | Dante's Inferno | |
Venture into the "Torture Chamber" for another shot of director Dante Tomaselli's surreal religious horror. | |||
| Fangoria#331 | p.7 | Fangoria at the Italian Horror Fest Nettuno, Italy, September 2013 | |
Fango joins the party as the country's top terror talents converge. | |||
| Fangoria#331 | p.64 | Pan's Labyrinth's | |
A generation of British readers grew up terrified by one publisher's series of written anthologies. | |||
| Fangoria#332 | p.8 | Smothered | |
Horror hotshots get hacked! | |||
| Fangoria#332 | p.11 | Clawing! | |
A celebration of Spanish scares | |||
| Fangoria#332 | p.30 | Afflicted - Vicious Vérité Vacation | |
Two talented filmmaker/actors pump fresh blood into documentary-style horror. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#332 | p.36 | Salem's Plotting | |
Horror veteran Adam Simon brings the horrors of the witch-hunts to TV in the most visceral way possible. | |||
| Fangoria#332 | p.56 | The Horror at 37,000 Feet | |
| Fangoria#332 | p.66 | Hidden Horror | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#332 | p.82 | All Night Horror Marathon Volume Two | |
Shout! Factory's "All Night Horror Marathon Volume Two" | |||
| 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#333 | p.70 | "Psychopaths and Maniacs" | |
Columbia River's "Psychopaths and Maniacs" | |||
| Fangoria#334 | p.34 | Nosferatu The Vampyre - The Art of Darkness | |
As it turns 35 this year, Werner Herzog talks in depth about his elegant, imaginative horror remake. | |||
| Fangoria#334 | p.52 | Horror's Little Giant | |
Real life becomes stranger in the fiction of Bentley Little. | |||
| Fangoria#334 | p.62 | Creeping Willow Creek | |
Bobcat Goldthwait's handheld horror feature seeks whether it's true what they say about Bigfoot. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#335 | p.32 | Love Hurts Life After Beth | |
What happens when your best girl becomes a restless ghoul? Find out in the year's top horror/comedy. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| 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#336 | p.44 | Evil In Isolation | |
Two brand new video games epitomize the return of old-school survival horror. | |||
| Fangoria#336 | p.47 | The Bloody Best Survival-Horror Games | |
The best survival-horror titles past. Clock Tower (1996), Resident Evil (1996), Silent Hill 2 (2001), Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth (2005), Amnesia: The Dark Descent (2010), The Last of Us (2013), Outlast (2014) | |||
| Fangoria#336 | p.62 | Front Line Assembly Frontman | |
Bill Leeb looks back on three decades of sci-fi/horror-tinged music and beastly beats. | |||
| Fangoria#337 | p.18 | Freddy Forever | |
Robert Englund made horror history 30 years ago in a part that still gives us nightmares. | |||
| Fangoria#337 | p.30 | Dracula Untold - How Vlad Went Bad | |
The epic horror/fantasy charts the origin of the movies' and literature's most famous fangman. | |||
| Fangoria#337 | p.73 | Islands in the Scream | |
The Texas-based author returns to horror by taking us to an island housing "Prisoner 489." | |||
| Fangoria#338 | p.28 | Dare You Look At The Babadook? | |
You will if you want to see the year's scariest and most emotionally gripping horror film. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#338 | p.36 | Queen Margot | |
Actress Margot Kidder did super work in a trio of '70s horror favorites. | |||
| Fangoria#338 | p.58 | 8 Simple Rules of HI-8 | |
The SOV format returns from the dead in an anthology uniting an octet of exploitationeers. | |||
| Fangoria#339 | p.7 | All the Colors of Horror | |
The 2014 Italian Horror Fest: Last year's event celebrated fear from within and outside its home country. | |||
| Fangoria#339 | p.34 | Shining Twins - Power-Activate! | |
With just a few brief scenes, Lisa and Louise Burns became an indelible part of horror history. | |||
| Fangoria#339 | p.72 | Gods and Murders | |
Writer/director Braden Croft twists traditional horror subjects in personal directions. | |||
| Fangoria#339 | p.76 | Blink and You'll Miss It | |
Veteran actor Zack Ward turned producer for the horror/mystery "Don't Blink." | |||
| Fangoria#340 | p.36 | Phenomena Explained | |
The Dario Argento favorite flies in the face of conventional horror filmmaking. | |||
| Fangoria#340 | p.54 | VHS YES! | |
A look at some choice horror flicks still stuck in analog limbo. | |||
| Fangoria#340 | p.56 | V/H/S: Viral - Out of the Vortex | |
Something "Gorgeous" was added to the horror of the found-footage anthology for its disc release. | |||
| Fangoria#340 | p.58 | Gothic Untraditional | |
Actor and horror fan Matthew Gray Gubler thoroughly enjoyed his "Suburban" sojourn. | |||
| Fangoria#340 | p.62 | Hammer Down! | |
Actress Lesley-Anne Down went from British Gothic to LA grit in a handful of horror films. | |||
| Fangoria#340 | p.65 | Get "Crazy" | |
You can't live with 'em, but you can kill 'em in Jane Clark's horror/comedy. | |||
| Fangoria#341 | p.54 | Studies in the Horror Film: "The Shining" | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#341 | p.68 | Punishing Heat | |
Veteran action/horror editor Mark Goldblatt also took the helm on a pair of extreme late-'80s genre movies. | |||
| Fangoria#342 | p.24 | Poltergeist Boy | |
At age 10, Oliver Robins took part in a classic of major-studio horror. | |||
| Fangoria#342 | p.40 | Classic Dick | |
Miller's greatest hits. | |||
| Fangoria#342 | p.50 | Mark of the Damon | |
As actor and producer (and director), Mark Damon hobnobbed with Barbara Steele and other horror greats. | |||
| Fangoria#343 | p.9 | Goodbye, Christopher Lee | |
Screenwriter John Esposito eulogizes the last of the classic-horror greats to leave us. | |||
| Fangoria#343 | p.56 | "You're A Vile Sorry Little Bitch!' | |
A celebration of Grand Dame Guignol, in which older women taught the horror genre new tricks. | |||
| Fangoria#343 | p.60 | The Vinyl Chapter | |
Great horror-movie music has been proliferating on a resurrected format. | |||
| Fangoria#343 | p.68 | The Novelized Approach | |
These adaptations of horror films major and minor offer their own dreadfull pleasures. | |||
| Fangoria#343 | p.87 | Behold A Great Red Dragon... | |
Modern horror master Neil Marshall introduced a new vision of "The Tooth Fairy" to TV audiences. | |||
| Fangoria#344 | p.6 | Elvira: horror's gateway drug | |
Elvira: horror's gateway drug | |||
| Fangoria#344 | p.14 | No Faking Deathgasm | |
Jason Lei Howden's heavy-duty horror/comedy was spawned from a true love of metal. Fangoria Fantasia Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#344 | p.16 | The Christmas Horror Story | |
Deck the halls with lots of bodies as the happiest holiday takes a terrifying turn. Fangoria Fantasia Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#344 | p.58 | "Hoarder" Horror! | |
Sneaking into a creepy house gets this novel's characters into a real mess. | |||
| Fangoria#344 | p.59 | Exploring the Forgotten '40s | |
A long-ignored decade in genre history gets its due from assorted authors. | |||
| Fangoria#345 | p.8 | #Horror | |
Cyberfear hits home | |||
| Fangoria#345 | p.16 | Christmas Fear With Krampus | |
The creator of "Trick 'r Treat" offers a different yet traditional brand of ho-ho-horror. | |||
| Fangoria#345 | p.30 | Casting The Art Of Horror | |
Genre Renaissance man Larry Fessenden celebrates three decades of unique films and looks forward to more. | |||
| Fangoria#346 | p.22 | Thrill Us! | |
In the 36 years since making his horror debut in "The Fog," Tom Atkins has gone from character actor to cult-favorite bad-ass. | |||
| Fangoria#346 | p.27 | An Interview With Acclaimed Horror Film Director Joe Ciminera | |
| Fangoria#346 | p.40 | MakeUp Effects Lab: A Christmas Horror Story: Kreating Krampus | |
We unwrap the creation of the Yuletide demon Krampus for the fright anthology. | |||
| Fangoria#346 | p.52 | Father And Sins | |
Actor Gene Jones is becoming a distinctive presence on the independent horror scene. | |||
| Fangoria#347 | p.16 | The Man Behind The Mask | |
From Don Post Studios to “Masters of Horror,” William Malone has had one hell of a career in fright FIlmmaking. | |||
| Fangoria#347 | p.20 | Feeding The Flames | |
Mixing body horror, adventure and sci-fi, Joe Hill burns bright with The Fireman | |||
| Fangoria#347 | p.22 | An Australian Horror Master In Enfield | |
James Wan revisits The Warrens in The Conjuring 2, his scariest — and potentially final — horror offering. | |||
| Fangoria#347 | p.64 | Pods of Darkness | |
Now in their second year, The Horror Show still delivers hilarious terror talk. | |||
| Fangoria#348 | p.10 | Smith On Horror | |
Guest Editor Kevin Smith shares his decade-spanning journey from horror fan to horror Filmmaker. | |||
| Fangoria#348 | p.20 | Shock Star | |
An underrated master of horror gets candid about his splattery and insane fright filmography | |||
| Fangoria#348 | p.38 | Dont' Breathe - Blind Ambition | |
Director Fede Alvarez shares the secrets behind his new horror-thriller. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.8 | Overlord | |
Anachronistic horror offers audiences a rare treat. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.14 | It Is A Horror Film | |
Fango's veteran scribe on a 30-year epidemic of horror denial. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.58 | Campfire Tales | |
Two horror veterans sit down and dig into a terrifying new reality. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.65 | Fest Finds | |
The Fango alum and SHUDDER curator shares the horror discoveries he wants you to put on your radar. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.74 | Eli Roth Is Coming For Your Children | |
With THE HOUSE WITH A CLOCK IN ITS WALLS, the notoriously brutal filmmaker tackles Amblin's legacy of kid-friendly horror. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.79 | Behind The Screams | |
Hollywood has mined the lives of horror stars and filmmakers for storytelling gold - and there's more yet to be tapped. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.82 | Betty Gabriel - Horror's Unlikely New Icon | |
With just a handful of roles, the secret weapon of GET OUT is poised to become the new face of the genre. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.84 | Larry Fessenden's Depraved Difference | |
The indie horror veteran is back with a new spin on a horror staple. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.102 | On Crafting Fear | |
A horror icon offers a glimpse behind the curtain of the genre. | |||
| Fangoria#349 | p.106 | Wasteland: The Great War And The Origins Of Modern Horror | |
| Fangoria#349 | p.107 | Sleeping With The Lights On: The Unsettling Story Of Horror | |
| Fangoria#350 | p.16 | Killing It: 2018's Best Deaths in Horror | |
In genre film, death is an art form. | |||
| Fangoria#350 | p.42 | Kill Like A Girl | |
A Primer On Teen Girl Horror. Illustration by Puis Calzada. | |||
| Fangoria#350 | p.52 | Becoming Nancy | |
A major horror heroine was missing from fan culture - so one cosplayer became her. Photography by Aj Mast. | |||
| Fangoria#350 | p.57 | Horror Noire | |
A History of Black Horror. | |||
| Fangoria#351 | p.12 | Visitors | |
Back in the day, the Fango offices hosted a steady stream of horror's best, brightest and goriest. | |||
| Fangoria#351 | p.21 | Dan O'Bannon: Horror's Godfather | |
The co-writer of SINISTER and DOCTOR STRANGE on the unsung shaper of modern horror. | |||
| Fangoria#351 | p.35 | Tim Heidecker's Brilliant Unifying Theory Of Comedy And Horror | |
The unlikely co-star of Jordan Peele's Us on how comedy and horror can (and often do) augment one another. | |||
| Fangoria#351 | p.36 | Nightmare Architects: The World Builders Of Us | |
A revealing chat with some of the talented artists behind Jordan Peele's new horror show. | |||
| Fangoria#351 | p.50 | Third Floor Leap | |
Veteran horror producer Travis Stevens moves into directing with GIRL ON THE THIRD FLOOR. | |||
| Fangoria#351 | p.52 | Field Of Screams | |
Roy Rose had a vision of transforming an iconic TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE location into a destination spot for horror fans. So he built it - but two years later, he's still waiting for them to come. | |||
| Fangoria#351 | p.56 | Creepy Cues And Scary Sounds: A Look At Horror In Audio Fiction | |
Horror in audio fiction has had its ups and downs - but it's currently better than ever. | |||
| Fangoria#352 | p.43 | Missing Persons | |
Growing up watching '80s horror, Alejandro Brugues wondered where all the Latinos were. He"s still looking. | |||
| Fangoria#352 | p.77 | Rethinking Chucky | |
An FX veteran rises to the challenge of putting a new spin on a horror favorite. | |||
| Fangoria#352 | p.84 | Fest Finds | |
The latest horror discoveries from this year's Cannes Film Festival. | |||
| Fangoria#352 | p.86 | Acting Through The Ages | |
Horror's leading lady on the evolution of onscreen performance. | |||
| Fangoria#353 | p.8 | And More! | |
| Fangoria#353 | p.10 | Down with Death Videos! | |
Uptight folks have been trying to censor horror for decades - and Tony Timpone has been battling them just as long. | |||
| Fangoria#353 | p.14 | Submitted For The Approval of The Midnight Society | |
On the Set of Are You Afraid of the Dark? Nickelodeon brings back the beloved '90s kid horror series just in time for Halloween. | |||
| Fangoria#353 | p.51 | Chelsea Stardust: Calm Amidst The Panic | |
The high priestess of horror talks making two movies at once. | |||
| Fangoria#353 | p.72 | Dark Ride | |
As a child, Michael Aiello's love of horror was born from attending Universal's Halloween Horror Nights. Now he's running the show - and indoctrinating a whole new generation of fans. | |||
| Fangoria#353 | p.82 | Circling The Convention Circuit | |
Horror's friendliest face on the history of genre conventions. | |||
| Fangoria#353 | p.97 | Fest Finds | |
Horror's favourite son is back with the festival picks readers can't miss. | |||
| Fangoria#354 | p.55 | Killing It | |
2019's Best Deaths in Horror | |||
| Fangoria#354 | p.60 | An Unlikely Patron | |
Chris Columbus (Home Alone) executive produced Robert Eggers' The Witch. Now Eggers sits down with his mentor to discuss Christmas horror, fostering new talent, and how Harry Potter influenced The Lighthouse. (Really!) | |||
| 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. | |||
| Fangoria#354 | p.83 | Fest Finds | |
When arty filmmakers approach classic horror subgenres, great things can happen. | |||
| Fangoria#354 | p.97 | Naked Theater And Uncensored Horror | |
| Fangoria#355 | p.9 | FANGORIA 2020 Chainsaw Awards Winners | |
2019 was a banner year for horror. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.10 | Weekend at Fango | |
With its historic Weekend of Horrors events, FANGORIA brought genre lovers and creators together, and shaped fright fan culture as we know it today. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.12 | The Spirit of '90 | |
Lost in the nostalgia of the decade is the fact that 1990 was an AMAZING year for horror. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.17 | She Summons The Darkness | |
Alexandra Daddario on adding producing to her CV and submitting to vintage hairstyling devices for her new period horror film. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.38 | Horror Fan For Life | |
As she faces health challenges that threaten her life daily, Kelly Barlow turns to horror for solace, community and hope. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.42 | Horror Is Sick | |
| Fangoria#355 | p.46 | Saints, Suffering And Slow Burns | |
Writer/director Rose Glass on the spiritual, visceral horror of Saint Maud. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.55 | Nuts For Porno | |
Brett Schmidt and Greg Pikulski of SPFX Makeup Studio, LLC. had to go balls out for this unlikely horror comedy. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.74 | 10 Years Of The Miskatonic Institute Of Horror Studies | |
An oral history | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.76 | Sexually Liberated, Undeniably Tough: Why Sluts Are The Ultimate Survivors | |
Without Sluts, horror movies would be mired in an endless dirge of childhood trauma and reluctant virginal girlfriends. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.78 | The Daughters Of Sally Hardesty | |
In horror, the spectre of a lone, strong woman surviving someone else's family looms large. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.81 | Fest Finds | |
When arty filmmakers approach classic horror subgenres, great things can happen. | |||
| Fangoria#355 | p.84 | Boardinghouse | |
The New Wave, New Age Grandmama of Shot-on-Video Horror | |||
| Fangoria#356 | p.4 | Home Is Where The Horror Is | |
| Fangoria#356 | p.9 | Home Finds? | |
When arty filmmakers approach classic horror subgenres, great things can happen. | |||
| Fangoria#356 | p.12 | Horror in a Frightened World | |
Seeking solace in scares. | |||
| Fangoria#356 | p.28 | Who Would Win? | |
In 1984, Fangoria invited readers to submit their comic strips pitting horror's iconic maniacs against one another. 36 years later this fan's effort finally sees print. | |||
| Fangoria#356 | p.60 | The Chilling Sounds of 1980 | |
Was this the best year ever for horror scores? | |||
| Fangoria#356 | p.73 | Wild Women With Steak Knives | |
The Weird World of Women's Horror Filmmaking | |||
| Fangoria#356 | p.78 | The Virgin Myth | |
Tackling one of horror's most prevalent - and damaging - misconceptions. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.14 | Come Play With A New Kind Of Monster | |
Amblin calls the director of an impressive horror short up to the big leagues. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.30 | Welcome to The Blumhouse: There's No Horror Like Home | |
Blumhouse Television and Amazon Studios put the fun in family dysfunction. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.34 | Evil Eye Brings Indian Horror and Indian Mothers to the Fore | |
In Elan and Rajeev Dassani's new film, family dynamics and colliding cultures provide anxiety, dread - and horror. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.38 | The Wolf of Snow Hollow: Liner Notes | |
The writer-director of THUNDER ROAD tries horror on for size. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.58 | Writing My Way Out: The Path To Freaky | |
The screenwriter behind Blumhouse's body swap horror comedy opens up. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.68 | Rap Game of Death | |
You know horror's endless fight for respect in Hollywood? Well, it's even worse in hip-hop. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.72 | Nightmares On Wax | |
As the connection between horror and hip-hop enters its fifth decade, Clipping just might reinvent the relationship. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.76 | Little Deaths | |
The surprising (is it, though?) relationship between horror and kink. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.91 | Fest Finds | |
When arty filmmakers approach classic horror subgenres, great things can happen. | |||
| Fangoria#357 | p.93 | Tiny Nightmares: Very Short Stories of Horror | |
| Fangoria#358 | p.14 | Keeping Watch With The Vigil | |
On set with IFC Midnight's new Hasidic horror. | |||
| Fangoria#358 | p.24 | Liner Notes: Honeydew | |
The director of the unsteeling rural horror recounts the experience. | |||
| Fangoria#358 | p.36 | Killing It: 2020's Best Deaths in Horror | |
| Fangoria#358 | p.62 | Disco Kills | |
Disco music showed up in some unexpected corners of horror, but its legacy in the genre warrants reconsideration - an respect. | |||
| Fangoria#358 | p.67 | The Small-Screen Scares Of Night Cries | |
If big-screen horror made it hard for women to break through in the '70s, made-for-tv horror was an anything goes proving ground where unexpected strides were made. | |||
| Fangoria#358 | p.71 | Only '90s Kids Need To Calm The Hell Down About '90qs Horror | |
Are we looking at the decade that gave us SCREAM through rose-colored glasses? | |||
| Fangoria#358 | p.80 | Evil Clowns And The Horror Fans Who Love Them | |
Why are clowns so damn scary? | |||
| Fangoria#358 | p.86 | Strange Bedfellows: Eroticism And Horror | |
From CALIGARI on down, horror ha always been sexy. Why are fear and desire so intimately connected? | |||
| Fangoria#358 | p.90 | Perception Is In The Eyes Of The Beholder | |
Barbara chews on the universal question: What makes a great horror film? | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.6 | Shudder's Halfway to Halloween Event Unleashes History-Inspired Horrors From the UK | |
| Fangoria#359 | p.12 | When X Marked the Spot | |
Censorship and horror have a tumultuous history. | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.14 | Old World New Horror | |
What happens when a culture is actively discouraged from producing genre content and then suddenly shifts toward it? In a discussion with several different filmmakers from the region, we examine the burgeoning world of Arab genre cinema. | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.52 | The Carpenter Sound | |
The synthwave resurgence has given the iconic horror director a new chapter to his storied career. | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.62 | Child of Dark Shadows | |
By age 10, David Henesy was a prolific stage actor. By age 12; a TV horror phenomenon had mad him a star. By age 15, it was over, and he vanished, until now... | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.67 | Love, American (Horror Story) Style | |
Makeup FX artists Eryn Krueger Mekash and Michael Mekash collaborate on monsters, mayhem and a marriage. | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.72 | The Ferrymen (and women) of Fright | |
They introduce us to the genre in our youth, keep us entertained over the years, and provide comfort when adult life throws us for the loop. Here's to the horror hosts. | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.76 | The Incredible, Vanishing, Screaming Man | |
The evolution (and curious de-feminization) of the male scream in the horror film. | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.80 | Who Am I Here? | |
In 2021, social media lets you present any version (or versions) of yourself to the world, reinventing yourself as needed. A handful of horror movies predicted this troubling dynamic. | |||
| Fangoria#359 | p.85 | Unexpected Terrors | |
The hosts of the DOUBLE THREAT podcast explore non-horror's scariest moments. | |||
| 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#359 | p.92 | Not Insane, Awake! | |
Daniel Isn't Real & male identity crises in horror. | |||
| Fangoria#366 | p.12 | A Frightful Inheritance | |
What happens when a seasoned horror producer invites her two kids to pitch in on the set of her latest movie? | |||
| Fangoria#366 | p.14 | You Can't Kill The Boogeyman | |
Horror fads are cyclical, and slashers have sliced their way back to the top. | |||
| Fangoria#366 | p.16 | Killing It: 2022's Best Deaths in horror | |
| Fangoria#366 | p.31 | Into The Uncanny Valley | |
After crushing it in Get Out and The Perfection, Allison Williams' horror journey continues with M3gan | |||
| Fangoria#366 | p.50 | Ten Ghoulish Trailers | |
This issue's cover artist shares his list of all-time great horror previews. | |||
| Fangoria#366 | p.52 | Going Off The Rails With Cocaine Bear | |
Director on curveball career choices, the joys of practical effects, and how her insane new horror comedy smuggles a message amidst the mauling. | |||
| Fangoria#366 | p.64 | Mayhem in Miniature | |
A history of dollhouse horror | |||
| Fangoria#366 | p.78 | Trouble with the Trees: The Growth of Plant Horror | |
| Fangoria#367 | p.42 | Down for the Count | |
The horror comedy Renfield finds Dracula's frustrated familiar no longer digging his gig. | |||
| Fangoria#367 | p.52 | Nicolas Cage At Home In Horror | |
The acror's genre contributions span five decades - but the DNA of those performances goes back even further. | |||
| Fangoria#367 | p.62 | The Return Of The Horror Himbo | |
At long last, hot jocks with big hearts and empty heads have returned to our screens. | |||