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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35 zoekresultaten gevonden met "Rage":
Fangoria#17	p.10	Alan Ormsby
From live productions in the family garage to screenwriting Paul Schrader's Cat People!
Fangoria#18	p.48	On Location With The Thing
We launch our continuing coverage of Carpenter's latest with a conversation with cinematographer Dean Cundey!
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#42	p.35	Rapid-Fire Makeup
With six fantasy-feature assignments in the past year, John Buechler may be the most prolific makeup-effects man around.
Fangoria#53	p.17	The Dungeonmaster
Dave Allen;Charles Band;John Carl Buechler;Steven Ford;Peter Manoogian;Ted Nicolaou;Rosemarie Turko
Fangoria#53	p.58	Of Carradine & Zucco
Our columnist provides new Carradine coverage.
Fangoria#79	p.53	The Rage of Aquarius
A master of the exploitation game reveals how it's done: Lure them in, trap them, and make them pay dearly.
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#107	p.49	Primal Rage
Fangoria#119	p.70	The Garage Kit That Ate My Garage
There are more undercover deals at kit shows than in an opium den. Make no mistake, this is addictive behavior.
Fangoria#205	p.6	Postal Zone
Our Far East coverage was far out.
Fangoria#229	p.38	The Battle Royale Rages On
The Japanese student-warfare film is now followed by a sequel with an even more controversial theme.
Fangoria#260	p.56	Blood & Chocolate Young Zerewolves in Love
Aimal attraction trumps monstrous rage in this romantic interpretation of lycanthtopy
Fangoria#263	p.30	Home on the Rage
In "28 Weeks Later," Robert Carlyle confronts new terror in a world gone mad
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#271	p.40	Crazy About The Rage
Robert Kurtzman and a team of friends created this gory labor of love in the wilds of Ohio.
Fangoria#277	p.72	Death Race 2000 Pedestrians Beware!
Road rage has never been as lethal as it was in Paul Bartel and Roger Corman's 1975 cult classic.
Fangoria#289	p.12	Distortions Unlimited
The Rage on the page
Fangoria#295	p.49	Sushi Typhoon - A Perfect Storm of Gore
If you're seeking outrageous Japanese genre fare, one company is guaranteed to blow you away.
Fangoria#297	p.58	Still a Madman
Another slasher following the Friday the 13th rage.
Fangoria#306	p.24	Do Straw Dogs Still Bite?
Four decades after Sam Peckinpah's screen outrage, the story of rural savagery is revisited.
Fangoria#309	p.6	Postal Zone
All about Alice; Woods lost in "Dogs" coverage
Fangoria#309	p.11	I Am Divine
A life lived outrageously
Fangoria#310	p.73	New Year, New Fears
How the fairer sex will scare us in 2012
Fangoria#315	p.6	Postal Zone
Vampire actors call our coverage bloody good
Fangoria#323	p.24	Hidden in the Woods - Chile Con Carnage
Soon to hit Stateside screens, this down-and-dirty flick has already inspired outrage - and a U.S. remake.
Fangoria#330	p.18	Pet Sematary Memories - Part Two
Completing his coverage of the Stephen King's hit meant asking some tough questions.
Fangoria#332	p.82	All Night Horror Marathon Volume Two
Shout! Factory's "All Night Horror Marathon Volume Two"
Fangoria#335	p.70	"Carrie Triple Feature"
MGM's " 'Carrie' Triple Feature"
Fangoria#344	p.24	Some Kind of Hate - The Coming of Rage
Violence both self- and outwardly inflicted is the subject of this socially aware bloodfest. Fangoria Fantasia Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#344	p.68	Release the Rage (Please?)
Why is this scrappy stalker saga still sitting on the shelf?
Fangoria#353	p.16	Rage And Evil Beneath The Skin
Rob Zombie and his frequent collaborator dig into 3 FROM HELL's return to the Firefly Family mythos.
Fangoria#354	p.25	Knives and Skin: Midwest Unrest
A small-town tragedy exposes secrets and lies, all set to an '80s beat.
Fangoria#355	p.51	Family Dinner
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.

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From live productions in the family garage to screenwriting Paul Schrader's Cat People!

We launch our continuing coverage of Carpenter's latest with a conversation with cinematographer Dean Cundey!

The man who has outraged many digs deep into horrors both reel and real.

With six fantasy-feature assignments in the past year, John Buechler may be the most prolific makeup-effects man around.

Dave Allen;Charles Band;John Carl Buechler;Steven Ford;Peter Manoogian;Ted Nicolaou;Rosemarie Turko

Our columnist provides new Carradine coverage.

A master of the exploitation game reveals how it's done: Lure them in, trap them, and make them pay dearly.

Now that he's proven himself in horror, Sam Raimi is moving into romantic tragedy - but with plenty of thrills nonetheless.

There are more undercover deals at kit shows than in an opium den. Make no mistake, this is addictive behavior.

Our Far East coverage was far out.

The Japanese student-warfare film is now followed by a sequel with an even more controversial theme.

Aimal attraction trumps monstrous rage in this romantic interpretation of lycanthtopy

In "28 Weeks Later," Robert Carlyle confronts new terror in a world gone mad

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

Robert Kurtzman and a team of friends created this gory labor of love in the wilds of Ohio.

Road rage has never been as lethal as it was in Paul Bartel and Roger Corman's 1975 cult classic.

The Rage on the page

If you're seeking outrageous Japanese genre fare, one company is guaranteed to blow you away.

Another slasher following the Friday the 13th rage.

Four decades after Sam Peckinpah's screen outrage, the story of rural savagery is revisited.

All about Alice; Woods lost in "Dogs" coverage

A life lived outrageously

How the fairer sex will scare us in 2012

Vampire actors call our coverage bloody good

Soon to hit Stateside screens, this down-and-dirty flick has already inspired outrage - and a U.S. remake.

Completing his coverage of the Stephen King's hit meant asking some tough questions.

Shout! Factory's "All Night Horror Marathon Volume Two"

MGM's " 'Carrie' Triple Feature"

Violence both self- and outwardly inflicted is the subject of this socially aware bloodfest. Fangoria Fantasia Seal of Approval.

Why is this scrappy stalker saga still sitting on the shelf?

Rob Zombie and his frequent collaborator dig into 3 FROM HELL's return to the Firefly Family mythos.

A small-town tragedy exposes secrets and lies, all set to an '80s beat.

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.