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.
86 zoekresultaten gevonden met "Stephen King": | |||
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#4 | p.38 | On the Set of 'Salem's Lot | |
Stephen King's best-selling novel becomes a major television production | |||
Fangoria#6 | p.26 | Stephen King and George A. Romero: Collaboration in Terror | |
Considering the popular and critical acclaim both men have received for their work in their respective media, it's not surprising to learn that the two are mutual admirers. | |||
Fangoria#8 | p.63 | The Dead Zone and Firestarter | |
Fangoria#18 | p.61 | Danse Macabre | |
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#2 | p.40 | On (and off) The Set of Creepshow | |
Tom Savini at work; Stephen King at Home. | |||
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#3 | p.20 | Evil Dead | |
Stephen King calls it "the most ferociously original movie of 1982." | |||
Fangoria#29 | p.14 | On The Set Of Dead Zone Part Two | |
Uncle Bob's talk with David Cronenberg and screenwriter Jeffrey Boam from the set of the Stephen King adaptation. | |||
Fangoria#30 | p.21 | Cujo | |
Lewis Teague, the Alligator Director, Talks About Bringing Stephen King's Rabid Saint Bernard to the Screen. | |||
Fangoria#30 | p.54 | Christine | |
Fangoria#35 | p.37 | Cycle of the Werewolf | |
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.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.63 | Silver Bullet | |
Fangoria#44 | p.39 | The Talisman | |
The Talisman written Stephen King and Peter Straub. | |||
Fangoria#45 | p.2 | Scream Greats #20: Creepshow | |
"Scream Greats" Pull-Out Poster #20 Stephen King in 'Creepshow' | |||
Fangoria#45 | p.60 | Stephen King: The Art of Darkness | |
Fangoria#51 | p.30 | Meet Clive Barker | |
"The future name in horror fiction." -Stephen King | |||
Fangoria#53 | p.32 | The Bachman Books | |
Fangoria#55 | p.17 | Kingdom of Fear: The World of Stephen King | |
Fangoria#57 | p.46 | Maximum FX for "Maximum Overdrive" | |
Southern makeup FX newcomer Dean Gates provides the mayhem behind Stephen King's marauding murder machines | |||
Fangoria#57 | p.56 | Uncovering "The Body"* - *a.k.a. "Stand By Me" | |
Question: When is a Stephen King movie not a Stephen King movie? Answer: When Rob ("Meathead") Reiner makes one. | |||
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#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#64 | p.26 | On the road with Creepshow 2 | |
Fango drops in on the sequel to the King/Romero E.C. tribute, where we find a dead hitchhiker, friends of Tom Savini and - what? No cockroaches?! | |||
Fangoria#82 | p.19 | Landscape of Fear: Stephen King's American Gothic | |
Fangoria#82 | p.19 | The Gothic World of Stephen King | |
Fangoria#87 | p.26 | The Return of the King | |
Relax, this wordslinger isn't hanging his guns up yet. And he isn't going mainstream either. | |||
Fangoria#87 | p.44 | Audiodrome | |
King, Barker, Rice, Poe - they're all part of a new listenable literature. Careful! It's got teeth. | |||
Fangoria#98 | p.34 | Oh, Rats! It's Graveyard Shift | |
Hundreds of rodents and a monster named Arlene provide the chills in the latest Stephen King story to hit the screen. | |||
Fangoria#98 | p.38 | Check It Out | |
Stephen King's gargantuan best seller comes to television, but don't worry - not all the good stuff got cut out. | |||
Fangoria#98 | p.57 | Four Past Midnight | |
Fangoria#99 | p.6 | The Once and Future... | |
King on the big screen | |||
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#103 | p.10 | "The Lawnmower Man" & "The Mangler" | |
Stephen King tries to hold onto the few books of his that have yet to hit the silver screen. | |||
Fangoria#105 | p.28 | Bleedful Kings | |
Making a rare personal appearance screamin' Stephen lets us know what he thought of the last crop of adaptations and previews works to come. | |||
Fangoria#105 | p.31 | Stephen King's Golden Years | |
Unveiling His First TV Series | |||
Fangoria#106 | p.40 | Lovecraft Lives: The Lurking Film Projects | |
These days, it seems like Lovecraft has replaced Stephen King as the source author of choice. Here's a look at why, and what's coming up. | |||
Fangoria#107 | p.69 | Needful Things | |
Fangoria#110 | p.10 | Stephen King's Sleepwalkers | |
These unknowns are eternally grateful for the small parts director Mick Garrie allowed them. | |||
Fangoria#111 | p.32 | The Lawnmower Man - On the (Grass) Cutting Edge | |
A new form of computer science is combined with a visceral Stephen King story, and the result is a unique blend of technology and thrills. | |||
Fangoria#111 | p.36 | Sleepwalkers Awaken | |
Can an ordinary housecat defeat a mother-son team of bloodthirsty shapeshifters? Only Mick Garris, Stephen King and cameo-heavy cast know for sure. | |||
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#113 | p.26 | Cinema Cats and Dogs Part 1 | |
Stephen King explores the genesis of "Sleepwalkers" and finally reveals what horrifies him the most - sequels! | |||
Fangoria#114 | p.25 | Book to the Future Part Two | |
In which Stephen King deals with unbalanced fans, a cancelled TV show and looks forward to the day he doesn't have to write a novel. | |||
Fangoria#117 | p.60 | Gerald's Game | |
Fangoria#119 | p.68 | Dolores Claiborne | |
Fangoria#123 | p.46 | Tommyknockers at the Door | |
Taking another stab at Stephen King terror, ABC went halfway around the world to shoot his tale of alien possession. | |||
Fangoria#128 | p.69 | Nightmares and Dreamscapes | |
Fangoria#129 | p.33 | The Literary Lycanthrope | |
Beast within, serial killer or animal spirit? The werewolf myth has undergone many changes in its numerous written variations. | |||
Fangoria#139 | p.8 | The Langoliers | |
Langoliers director Tom Holland points out to author/bit player Stephen King where most of the miniseries will be shot. | |||
Fangoria#140 | p.74 | Insomnia | |
Fangoria#207 | p.8 | Black House | |
King and Straub - together again | |||
Fangoria#207 | p.75 | The Essential Stephen King | |
Fangoria#208 | p.73 | Black House | |
Fangoria#210 | p.50 | In the Red | |
Craig Baxley encores as a director of Stephen King miniseries with "Rose Red". | |||
Fangoria#222 | p.30 | A Dream to Write | |
Nobody knows anything. William Goldman likes to say, but he seems to be an expert at adapting Stephen King. | |||
Fangoria#229 | p.14 | Hollywood's Stephen King | |
A book on the films of Stephen King. | |||
Fangoria#264 | p.34 | 1408 The Room of Doom | |
A foreign director and two strong actors checked into this adaptation of Stephen King's celebrated story. | |||
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#272 | p.87 | Duma Key | |
Book of the Month | |||
Fangoria#289 | p.50 | What's Scary - Part One | |
Who better to address that subject than the modern master of literary terror? | |||
Fangoria#289 | p.78 | Lilja's Library: The World of Stephen King | |
Book of the Month | |||
Fangoria#290 | p.54 | What's Scary - Part Two | |
The terror titan offers his picks of the very best in modern screen fear. See if you agree... | |||
Fangoria#290 | p.72 | Under the Dome | |
Book of the Month | |||
Fangoria#301 | p.19 | Under Their Wheels | |
The best of... movies that feature cars. | |||
Fangoria#303 | p.46 | Christine Rolls On | |
John Carpenter's adaptation of Stephen King's best seller has driven quite a fan base. | |||
Fangoria#309 | p.90 | The Encyclopedia of Horror | |
An "Encyclopedia of Horror" on rare laserdisc | |||
Fangoria#319 | p.8 | What Were They Thinking? | |
"Carrie: The Musical" - the book | |||
Fangoria#320 | p.74 | William Tells | |
It was kill and be killed when William McMamara took roles in psychopathic cinema. | |||
Fangoria#321 | p.58 | Carrie - The New (Pig's) Blood | |
Kimberly Peirce mines Stephen King afresh, directing this year's film verion. | |||
Fangoria#327 | p.46 | Carrie It Forward | |
Chloe Grace Moretz tackled the challenge of reinventing Stephen King's telekinetic girl head on. | |||
Fangoria#327 | p.49 | From Stephen King to Jughead | |
The remake scripter's "Afterlife With Archie" comic. | |||
Fangoria#327 | p.50 | Carrie's Other Mother | |
Actress Piper Laurie made a triumphant comeback as the screen's first Stephen King villain. | |||
Fangoria#327 | p.52 | Carrie by Stephen King | |
Looking back at Stephen King's original "Carrie" novel | |||
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.18 | Pet Sematary Memories - Part Two | |
Completing his coverage of the Stephen King's hit meant asking some tough questions. | |||
Fangoria#350 | p.64 | John Carpenter's Firestarter | |
In 1983, the director of Christine very nearly adapted a different Stephen King story altogether. | |||
Fangoria#351 | p.40 | Unholy Resurrection: Back To The Pet Sematary | |
Two filmmakers step up to tell Stephen King's classic for modern audiences. | |||
Fangoria#353 | p.22 | Threading The Needle | |
In merging the Stephen King novel DOCTOR SLEEP with Stanley Kubrick"s THE SHINING, writer/director Mike Flanagan sets out to navigate "an impossible corner." | |||
Fangoria#353 | p.30 | The Creepshow Must Go On | |
Joe Hill and Greg Nicotero pick up where Stephen King and George Romero left off with Shudder's Creepshow | |||
Fangoria#356 | p.68 | The Stand Not Taken | |
George A. Romero - and many others - tried for years to adapt Stephen King's epic for the big screen. | |||
Fangoria#366 | p.90 | Grappling with Hope | |
Exploring the unexpected throughline of Frank Darabont's Stephen King adaptions |