Fangoria

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12 zoekresultaten gevonden met "Phenomena":
Fangoria#139	p.26	Terror You Can't Hideaway From
The first major Dean Koontz film in ages snares Jeff Goldblum in a web of psychic phenomena and murder.
Fangoria#210	p.30	The Mothman Cometh
Avoiding big FX, director Mark Pellington takes a personal approach to paranormal phenomena.
Fangoria#274	p.66	Phenomena
Fangoria#300	p.70	Phenomena
Fangoria#302	p.42	Deep Red Discs
New editions of Dario Argento's movies are bound to hit the stores.
Fangoria#305	p.64	Boswell Bloody Boswell
Composer Simon Boswell's adventures in Italian exploitation led him to the "Theatre Bizarre."
Fangoria#320	p.66	Nightmares in Paint
UK artist Graham Humphreys keeps the great tradition of painted movie posters alive - and dead.
Fangoria#340	p.7	The "Creepers" of youth
The "Creepers" of youth
Fangoria#340	p.36	Phenomena Explained
The Dario Argento favorite flies in the face of conventional horror filmmaking.
Fangoria#340	p.38	Musical Phenomena
Legendary composer Claudio Simonetti was instrumental in steering the mood of Argento's murder-and-maggots opus.
Fangoria#340	p.40	Fly Guy
Veteran Italian filmmaker Luigi Cozzi contributed both real and optically created insect scenes to "Phenomena."
Fangoria#340	p.42	The Dead and the Deformed
Italian FX legend Sergio Stivaletti made his auspicious start with Dario Argento's team on "Phenomena."

Fangoria

The first major Dean Koontz film in ages snares Jeff Goldblum in a web of psychic phenomena and murder.

Avoiding big FX, director Mark Pellington takes a personal approach to paranormal phenomena.

New editions of Dario Argento's movies are bound to hit the stores.

Composer Simon Boswell's adventures in Italian exploitation led him to the "Theatre Bizarre."

UK artist Graham Humphreys keeps the great tradition of painted movie posters alive - and dead.

The "Creepers" of youth

The Dario Argento favorite flies in the face of conventional horror filmmaking.

Legendary composer Claudio Simonetti was instrumental in steering the mood of Argento's murder-and-maggots opus.

Veteran Italian filmmaker Luigi Cozzi contributed both real and optically created insect scenes to "Phenomena."

Italian FX legend Sergio Stivaletti made his auspicious start with Dario Argento's team on "Phenomena."