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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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38 zoekresultaten gevonden met "Mars":
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#7	p.24	The Chainsaw Kid - Tobe Hooper takes time out to refuel.
After three dissappointments for Cannon, the Chainsaw director recharges his batteries.
Fangoria#2	p.53	Mars Attacks the World
Behind-the-scenes on George Pal's 1953 SF classicÂ… The War of the Worlds
Fangoria#16	p.4	Changes
Marshall Bob appoints a deputy & other exciting stuff.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#2	p.54	Poltergeist
An Interview with producer Frank Marshall
Fangoria#28	p.28	History of A.I.P. - Part 2
The Beast Was W Perculator!
Fangoria#53	p.38	The Father of The Blob
Maverick producer Jack Harris reminisces about space Jell-O, fourth dimension killers, John Landis' "Schlock" and other low-budget wonders!
Fangoria#55	p.34	Tobe Hooper Chainsaws and Invaders From Mars
After surviving "Lifeforce," the Texan filmmaker remakes a classic and starts revving up Leatherface's return.
Fangoria#57	p.26	Stan Winston: Maker of "Aliens" - Part Two
After creating Tobe Hooper's "Invaders from Mars," the noted FX artist unleashes an army of galactic grotesqueries in the smash "Alien" sequel!
Fangoria#57	p.33	Undesigning Invaders From Mars
Artist Bill Stout helps realize some fearsome extraterrestrials and other outer space nightmares.
Fangoria#94	p.10	Arachnophobia
Watch out! These spiders got brains.
Fangoria#95	p.20	Arachnophobia Spins Its Web
For this cast and crew, the scariest thing about spiders was how long they took to hit their marks.
Fangoria#96	p.44	Spider Man
Spielberg cohort Frank Marshall directed a cast of hundreds in his first film, "Arachnophobia."
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#205	p.16	Ghosts of Mars - Rule Their Planet
John Carpenter inverts "The Thing" by having aliens attack humans on their home turf.
Fangoria#210	p.61	Ghosts of Mars
Fangoria#225	p.63	Dr. Jekyll & Mistress Hyde
Fangoria#259	p.67	Sinful
Fangoria#263	p.12	The Marsh
Bogged down in ghosts
Fangoria#264	p.71	The Marsh
Fangoria#264	p.78	Blacula Blood Brother
This 1972 film wasn't your typical vampire flick - or your typical blaxploitation entry.
Fangoria#266	p.92	The Intruders
Fangoria#271	p.46	Doomsday The End is Nigh!
But this postapocalyptic gorefest marks the beginning of Neil ("The Descent") Marshall's new big-budget career.
Fangoria#272	p.74	Sealing Your Doomsday
Busy British FX artist Paul Hyett receives his biggest showcase yet in Neil Marshall's genre-blender.
Fangoria#298	p.10	Zombie Girl: The Movie
Dawn of a director
Fangoria#299	p.58	Zombie Girl: The Movie
Fangoria#300	p.30	The Descent
Fangoria#301	p.82	The Crawlers from the "Descent" films
The Crawlers from the "Descent" films
Fangoria#303	p.45	John Carpenter's Movie Macabre
The horror movies from John Carpenter.
Fangoria#304	p.92	MARS of Dead House Music
MARS of Dead House Music
Fangoria#315	p.14	Mars Attacks Again! - Part One
The little green men are coming back in a big way via new trading cards and comics.
Fangoria#316	p.14	Mars Attacks Again! - Part Two
As the invasion begins anew, we look back at how it all got started.
Fangoria#316	p.17	Explosed-Brain Damage
Also Frank Henenlotter digs Mars Attacks!
Fangoria#324	p.53	Fangfest: Blacula
William Marshall's unforgettable Blacula
Fangoria#327	p.68	Mars Attacks Again!
There's an updated "Invasion" on the way to terrify horror-loving kids of all ages.
Fangoria#336	p.24	May We Intrude?
Author Michael Marshall Smith had no problems with the BBC taking his novel "The Intruders" to the small screen.
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.12	Tales of Halloween - Tricks, Treats and Terror
A gallery of horrific talents comes together to celebrate our favorite holiday. Fangoria Fantasia Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#358	p.97	Our Last Echoes

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After three dissappointments for Cannon, the Chainsaw director recharges his batteries.

Behind-the-scenes on George Pal's 1953 SF classicÂ… The War of the Worlds

Marshall Bob appoints a deputy & other exciting stuff.

An Interview with producer Frank Marshall

The Beast Was W Perculator!

Maverick producer Jack Harris reminisces about space Jell-O, fourth dimension killers, John Landis' "Schlock" and other low-budget wonders!

After surviving "Lifeforce," the Texan filmmaker remakes a classic and starts revving up Leatherface's return.

After creating Tobe Hooper's "Invaders from Mars," the noted FX artist unleashes an army of galactic grotesqueries in the smash "Alien" sequel!

Artist Bill Stout helps realize some fearsome extraterrestrials and other outer space nightmares.

Watch out! These spiders got brains.

For this cast and crew, the scariest thing about spiders was how long they took to hit their marks.

Spielberg cohort Frank Marshall directed a cast of hundreds in his first film, "Arachnophobia."

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

John Carpenter inverts "The Thing" by having aliens attack humans on their home turf.

Bogged down in ghosts

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

But this postapocalyptic gorefest marks the beginning of Neil ("The Descent") Marshall's new big-budget career.

Busy British FX artist Paul Hyett receives his biggest showcase yet in Neil Marshall's genre-blender.

Dawn of a director

The Crawlers from the "Descent" films

The horror movies from John Carpenter.

MARS of Dead House Music

The little green men are coming back in a big way via new trading cards and comics.

As the invasion begins anew, we look back at how it all got started.

Also Frank Henenlotter digs Mars Attacks!

William Marshall's unforgettable Blacula

There's an updated "Invasion" on the way to terrify horror-loving kids of all ages.

Author Michael Marshall Smith had no problems with the BBC taking his novel "The Intruders" to the small screen.

Modern horror master Neil Marshall introduced a new vision of "The Tooth Fairy" to TV audiences.

A gallery of horrific talents comes together to celebrate our favorite holiday. Fangoria Fantasia Seal of Approval.