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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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75 zoekresultaten gevonden met "Psycho":
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8	p.42	New Interview: Norman Knows Best
It took Anthony Perkins 15 years to come to grips with having created the modern movie murderer.
Fangoria#2	p.43	Robert Block
Psycho's author tells how he creates tales of horror
Fangoria#9	p.62	Outlands
An epidemic of homicidal psychosis has hit Con-Am 27.
Fangoria#28	p.12	Directing Psycho II
Australian Director Richard Franklin on the Challenge of Following in Hitchcock's Footsteps
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.17	An Artist's Artist
After performing yeoman's duty with Chambers, Winston and Reardon, Mike McCracken goes solo with the FX for Psycho II
Fangoria#30	p.50	From The Beast to Bates!
The Beast Within, Class of 1984 and Psych 2 are just the beginning for screenwriter Tom Holland.
Fangoria#35	p.36	The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film
Fangoria#45	p.20	Tom Holland on Fright Night
The Screenwriter of Psycho 2 Prepares For His Directiorial Debut.
Fangoria#47	p.49	The Book of the Year 1984 Winners
The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film
Fangoria#51	p.52	"Psycho III" New Vacancy
Out of the shower and back from hell, Norman reopens the Bates Motel.
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!"
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6	p.24	Mother Speaks Out
Behind every good murderer is his mother. This adage is especially true for Norman Bates.
Fangoria#55	p.14	"Psycho" Time
Joseph Stefano remembers writing Hitchcock's original shower of blood.
Fangoria#57	p.18	New Dates with Norman Bates
Writer Charles ("The Fly") Pogue discusses the story that you didn't see in "Psycho III!"
Fangoria#60	p.57	Psychos
Fangoria#75	p.20	Monkey See, Monkey Kill
A tale of primate psychosis reunites Romero, Savini and the ol' gang from Pittsburgh.
Fangoria#82	p.14	Nalder's Lot
Typecasting has forced Reggie Nalder to spend his career playing distinctive psychos for the likes of Hitchcock and Argento. Tough life.
Fangoria#98	p.42	Young Norman Bates - Psycho IV The Beginning
Tony Perkins and writer Joseph Stefano reteam under director Mick Garris to explore how Hitchcock's classic character became the maniac he is today.
Fangoria#99	p.32	King's Lot: Ratman
"Graveyard Shift" is not a psychological thriller about man's relationship with the environment as represented by hungry rodents, says director Ralph Singleton.
Fangoria#103	p.56	American Psycho
Fangoria#103	p.57	Psycho-Paths
Fangoria#106	p.7	The Postal Zone
"Bride" gets fried; "American Psycho" sparks controversy.
Fangoria#112	p.50	Confessions of a Lawnmower Man
"Body Parts" actor Jeff Fahey had to be talked into taking the lead in this hi-tech Stephen King thriller.
Fangoria#117	p.8	Postal Zone
Convention contentions; yeas and nays for psycho sequels
Fangoria#147	p.52	Psycho: Behind the Scenes of the Classic Thriller
Fangoria#157	p.21	Henry Part 2 Another Helping of Serial Slaughter
One of the modern cinema's scariest psychos returns, and this time he's playing with fire.
Fangoria#199	p.71	American Psycho
Fangoria#205	p.30	The Hole Truth
British director Nick Hamm takes a psychological approach to the youth horror genre.
Fangoria#207	p.37	Joy Ride - Highway or the Die Way
When an 18-wheeler-driving psycho is after you, better get the truck out of the way.
Fangoria#228	p.32	Caution: Visitors On Board
Veteran director Richard Franklin sets sail on a chilling voyage with the star of "Pitch Black."
Fangoria#260	p.36	Picking Up with The Hitcher
Twenty years later, yet another classic cinematic psycho gets a brand new vehicle
Fangoria#267	p.55	The Ferryman Takes His Toll
A sea cruise ends up plumbing the depths of physical and psychological violence.
Fangoria#268	p.82	P2 Garage A Trois
A psycho and his dog and his terrified captive play out a scenario that preys on a common urban fear.
Fangoria#270	p.82	Upscares in The Attic
The director of "Pet Sematary" now explores the fine line between the supernatural and the psychological.
Fangoria#272	p.26	Prom Night The Last Dance
The latest big-screen slasher remake emphasizes psychology over the sanguinary.
Fangoria#278	p.76	Scalpel A Slice of Death
This twisty medical psychothriller from three decades ago is ripe for rediscovery today.
Fangoria#279	p.56	The BrÃ¸ken Sanity in Pieces
What could be scary about two of Lena Heady around? Plenty, according to this psychological chiller.
Fangoria#279	p.64	Perkins' 14 Mass Histeria
It took a village of filmmaking pros and nonpros to raise a brood of brainwashed, murderous psychopaths.
Fangoria#280	p.58	Donkey Punch The Blood Boat
A particularly brutal sex act forms the basis of an equally nasty psychothriller.
Fangoria#287	p.40	The Stepfather Knows Best
But are those remaking the much-admired 1987 psychothriller on the right track?
Fangoria#291	p.32	Frozen With Fear
If you're looking for a psychologically brutal tale of survival, you'll get a lift from Adam Green's latest. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#297	p.16	Born to Be Undead - Psychomania
Two exploitation stalwarts -the undead and motorcycles- collided in this cult Brit flick.
Fangoria#298	p.16	One Man's Psycho Path
Hilton A. Green was there when Alfred Hitchcock created one of horror's indelible masterpieces.
Fangoria#298	p.18	Cutting Into "The Psycho Legacy"
Robert Galluzzo explores its every room in The Psycho Legacy.
Fangoria#298	p.38	Amer Psycho
Your eyeballs may not be ready for the deep red and other hues that drench this giallo homage. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#299	p.35	Letting the Sunshine In
Deep in the guts of bustling Montreal sits a little "psychotronic film centre" that is fully dedicated t exploitation and fantasy cinema.
Fangoria#299	p.58	Psychomania
Fangoria#300	p.8	American Psycho
Fangoria#300	p.71	Psycho
Fangoria#300	p.71	Psychomania
Fangoria#304	p.80	Shadow Play: Philosophy and Psychology of the Modern Horror Film
Fangoria#305	p.68	It Came from the Crib
Director Ted Post recalls bringing up "Baby" in the memorably twisted '70s psychochiller.
Fangoria#305	p.72	Psycho Holocaust
Fangoria#309	p.64	Canadian Blood: The Corridor of Blood
From the wilds of Nova Scotia comes an exercise in psychological probing and bodily damage. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#316	p.88	Female Trouble
Kier-La Janisse gets into the heads of "Psychotic Women"
Fangoria#319	p.28	Hatching Hitchcock
Director Sacha Gervasi takes a stab at exploring the psyche of the man who gave us "Psycho."
Fangoria#319	p.56	Dales from the Dark Side
Actor Jeffrey DeMunn has co-starred opposite psycho's, monsters and, most recently, zombies.
Fangoria#319	p.72	House of Psychotic Women
Book of the Month
Fangoria#320	p.74	William Tells
It was kill and be killed when William McMamara took roles in psychopathic cinema.
Fangoria#321	p.8	Him Indoors
Shut-in psychopath
Fangoria#322	p.20	Tulpa - Sex And Psychosis
From the "Shadow" of success Federico Zampaglione emerges to continue the rebirth of Italian horror.
Fangoria#328	p.56	Life and Death Under the Dome
Actress Samantha Mathis is one of the trapped visitors to Stephen King's TV town.
Fangoria#330	p.9	Hysterical Psycho
Lunar madness
Fangoria#332	p.26	Proxy Server
Director Zack Parker delivers one of the year's most unpredictable and startling psychothrillers. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#333	p.26	Hide and Seek - Vexed in the City
New Korean filmmaker Huh Jung exposes his country's modern anxieties in the hit psychothriller.
Fangoria#333	p.28	His Blue Ruin Period
Vengeance exacts both a visceral and psychological toll in Jeremy Saulnier's gripping Mid-Atlantic Gothic. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#333	p.70	"Psychopaths and Maniacs"
Columbia River's "Psychopaths and Maniacs"
Fangoria#336	p.30	Be Their Guest
What's "Next" from Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett? A film that crosses the psycho-killer and shoot-'em-up genres.
Fangoria#354	p.59	Personal Photos From The Set Of Psycho Goreman
Practical mayhem in the Great White North.
Fangoria#357	p.79	Another Lesbian Psycho: In Defense of Haute Tension
Was Alexandre Aja's 2003 film a problematic deal-breaker, or was it in fact inviting the queer audience to join the nasty party of the New French Extremity?
Fangoria#358	p.30	Psycho Goreman - A Very Different Kind of PG
Following Steven Kostanski's journey from the films of Astron-6 to a LEPRECHAUN reboot and, now, a kid-centric gorefest.
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#359	p.58	A Pack Of 40-Year-Old Maniacs
1981 was the boom year for slashers. Forty years later, we still love these psychos.
Fangoria#367	p.58	Exit Interview With The Vampire
On Renfield and the Wages of Blood

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It took Anthony Perkins 15 years to come to grips with having created the modern movie murderer.

Psycho's author tells how he creates tales of horror

An epidemic of homicidal psychosis has hit Con-Am 27.

Australian Director Richard Franklin on the Challenge of Following in Hitchcock's Footsteps

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

After performing yeoman's duty with Chambers, Winston and Reardon, Mike McCracken goes solo with the FX for Psycho II

The Beast Within, Class of 1984 and Psych 2 are just the beginning for screenwriter Tom Holland.

The Screenwriter of Psycho 2 Prepares For His Directiorial Debut.

The Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film

Out of the shower and back from hell, Norman reopens the Bates Motel.

Anthony Perkins reveals his split personality as star and director of "Psycho III!"

Behind every good murderer is his mother. This adage is especially true for Norman Bates.

Joseph Stefano remembers writing Hitchcock's original shower of blood.

Writer Charles ("The Fly") Pogue discusses the story that you didn't see in "Psycho III!"

A tale of primate psychosis reunites Romero, Savini and the ol' gang from Pittsburgh.

Typecasting has forced Reggie Nalder to spend his career playing distinctive psychos for the likes of Hitchcock and Argento. Tough life.

Tony Perkins and writer Joseph Stefano reteam under director Mick Garris to explore how Hitchcock's classic character became the maniac he is today.

"Graveyard Shift" is not a psychological thriller about man's relationship with the environment as represented by hungry rodents, says director Ralph Singleton.

"Bride" gets fried; "American Psycho" sparks controversy.

"Body Parts" actor Jeff Fahey had to be talked into taking the lead in this hi-tech Stephen King thriller.

Convention contentions; yeas and nays for psycho sequels

One of the modern cinema's scariest psychos returns, and this time he's playing with fire.

British director Nick Hamm takes a psychological approach to the youth horror genre.

When an 18-wheeler-driving psycho is after you, better get the truck out of the way.

Veteran director Richard Franklin sets sail on a chilling voyage with the star of "Pitch Black."

Twenty years later, yet another classic cinematic psycho gets a brand new vehicle

A sea cruise ends up plumbing the depths of physical and psychological violence.

A psycho and his dog and his terrified captive play out a scenario that preys on a common urban fear.

The director of "Pet Sematary" now explores the fine line between the supernatural and the psychological.

The latest big-screen slasher remake emphasizes psychology over the sanguinary.

This twisty medical psychothriller from three decades ago is ripe for rediscovery today.

What could be scary about two of Lena Heady around? Plenty, according to this psychological chiller.

It took a village of filmmaking pros and nonpros to raise a brood of brainwashed, murderous psychopaths.

A particularly brutal sex act forms the basis of an equally nasty psychothriller.

But are those remaking the much-admired 1987 psychothriller on the right track?

If you're looking for a psychologically brutal tale of survival, you'll get a lift from Adam Green's latest. Fango Seal of Approval.

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

Hilton A. Green was there when Alfred Hitchcock created one of horror's indelible masterpieces.

Robert Galluzzo explores its every room in The Psycho Legacy.

Your eyeballs may not be ready for the deep red and other hues that drench this giallo homage. Fango Seal of Approval.

Deep in the guts of bustling Montreal sits a little "psychotronic film centre" that is fully dedicated t exploitation and fantasy cinema.

Director Ted Post recalls bringing up "Baby" in the memorably twisted '70s psychochiller.

From the wilds of Nova Scotia comes an exercise in psychological probing and bodily damage. Fango Seal of Approval.

Kier-La Janisse gets into the heads of "Psychotic Women"

Director Sacha Gervasi takes a stab at exploring the psyche of the man who gave us "Psycho."

Actor Jeffrey DeMunn has co-starred opposite psycho's, monsters and, most recently, zombies.

Book of the Month

It was kill and be killed when William McMamara took roles in psychopathic cinema.

Shut-in psychopath

From the "Shadow" of success Federico Zampaglione emerges to continue the rebirth of Italian horror.

Actress Samantha Mathis is one of the trapped visitors to Stephen King's TV town.

Lunar madness

Director Zack Parker delivers one of the year's most unpredictable and startling psychothrillers. Fango Seal of Approval.

New Korean filmmaker Huh Jung exposes his country's modern anxieties in the hit psychothriller.

Vengeance exacts both a visceral and psychological toll in Jeremy Saulnier's gripping Mid-Atlantic Gothic. Fango Seal of Approval.

Columbia River's "Psychopaths and Maniacs"

What's "Next" from Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett? A film that crosses the psycho-killer and shoot-'em-up genres.

Practical mayhem in the Great White North.

Was Alexandre Aja's 2003 film a problematic deal-breaker, or was it in fact inviting the queer audience to join the nasty party of the New French Extremity?

Following Steven Kostanski's journey from the films of Astron-6 to a LEPRECHAUN reboot and, now, a kid-centric gorefest.

From CALIGARI on down, horror ha always been sexy. Why are fear and desire so intimately connected?

1981 was the boom year for slashers. Forty years later, we still love these psychos.

On Renfield and the Wages of Blood