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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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The Bloody Best of Fangoria#5 p.5 David Cronenberg: Scanning
The Canadian filmmaker contemplates the mind-blowing possibilities of originality and the disturbing potential of adaptations.
Fangoria#1 p.65 The Tempter
Fangoria#2 p.38 The Forgotten Frankenstein
Before Boris Karloff ever donned the nuts and bolts, Universal Pictures signed their resident vampire, Bela Lugosi, for the roleÂ…
Fangoria#10 p.19 An Anatomy of Terror
What makes terror work? And what will frighten us in 1981? We asked John Carpenter, Avco Embassy Pictures, Sean Cunningham, Richard Rubinstein, Don Coscareli, the Jerry Gross Organisation, New World Pictures - and lots more people who should know!
Fangoria#11 p.12 Excalibur
John Boorman's ten-year quest to bring the story of Arthur and Merlin to the screen.
Fangoria#13 p.32 George Romero Part One
You've waited for two years - and it's here! Our first extensive audience with the King of the Independents!
Fangoria#13 p.63 4F Fango's File of Forgotten Films
Fangoria#26 p.5 The Postal Zone
In Search of Forgotten Movies, the return of Scream Queens, and much more.
Fangoria#29 p.9 Attention Gorehounds! The Gates Of Hell Are Open!
Lucio Fulci, Director of Zombie, Speaks About his Latest Undead Epic!
Fangoria#29 p.27 Horror of Party Beach
Fangoria#29 p.55 Tengu
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 p.6 A Hell of a Team
Claudio ("Troll 2") Fragasso helped the late, notorious Bruno Mattei blend gore, guts and unintentional guffaws.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 p.28 Camp Reunion
Three decades after their bloody summer, "Sleepaway" stars Felissa Rose and Jonathan Triesten reminisce.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 p.18 Written in Blood
From Dario Argento ti Lucio Fulci, screenwriter Antonio Tentori has penned for Italy's best.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 p.42 Men Behind the Sun - Exploitation or Education?
One of the most horrifying chapters of WWII inspired a movie that continues to spark debate about its existence.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 p.44 Writer's Block
Attending a horror convention can be hell - literally, in Barbie Wilde's story.
Fangoria#35 p.16 The Italian Hitchcock
Part two of our Dario Argento interview - Suspiria, Dawn of the Dead and beyond...
Fangoria#44 p.39 The Talisman
The Talisman written Stephen King and Peter Straub.
Fangoria#44 p.57 Wise Fantastica
Tutored in horror and fantasy by the great Val Lewton, successful mainstream director Robert Wise has often returned to his fantasic film roots.
Fangoria#51 p.7 The Postal Zone
Uncle Bob is not forgotten! He speaks, too!
Fangoria#53 p.43 Coast-to-Coast Gore!
Caroline Munro, buckets of blood, chainsaws, mutants and nuclear war herald Peter Litten, Britain's new emerging makeup FX artist.
Fangoria#53 p.46 Fangoria's Weekend of Horrors
Look back in madness at two days of terror - when frightening funmakers invade the West Coast!
Fangoria#55 p.55 Ralph Bates: The Forgotten Hammer Star
The Man who was Dr. Jekyll (to sister Hyde) recalls his horror hits!
Fangoria#64 p.30 Master of the Evil Dead
Guidance counselors told Sam Raimi to become a washing machine repairman. Good thing he didn't listen.
Fangoria#79 p.35 A Descent Into The Liar of the White Worm
Controversial filmmaker Ken Russell reveals what frightens him - but, as always, raises more questions than answers.
Fangoria#82 p.32 The Flyguys
Stephen Dupuis and Mark Walas demonstrate an unwritten Hollywood rule: Everybody wants full credit, except the guys who deserve it.
Fangoria#87 p.30 Bring on the Monsters! - Part One
Bidding hell a fond farewell, Clive Barker turns his attention to a brave new underworld.
Fangoria#87 p.44 Audiodrome
King, Barker, Rice, Poe - they're all part of a new listenable literature. Careful! It's got teeth.
Fangoria#91 p.14 Lone Star Splatter
Gore pioneer S.F. ("Don't Look in the Basement") Brownrigg has decided to return to filmmaking. But don't look in the theaters.
Fangoria#91 p.30 Nanny and the Possessor: "The Guardian"
Does the thought of evil incarnate babysitting your kids frighten you? It sure scares William Friedkin.
Fangoria#92 p.30 Tobe Hooper Fires Up Spontaneous Combustion
The original master of chainsaw mayhem turns his attention to unexplained matters of mysterious, flaming death.
Fangoria#92 p.42 Deep Inside The Dead Pit
An asylum full of crazy dead people gave one rising FX talent the foothold he needed for serious attention.
Fangoria#94 p.44 High Noonan
"RoboCop 2" bad guy Tom Noonan has played so many frightening villains that the Frankenstein Monster has been his most sympathetic role.
Fangoria#94 p.48 Henry and Me
Actor Michael Rooker vividly remembers his days as one of the most frightening murderers in cinema history. Who wouldn't?
Fangoria#99 p.56 The Forgotten One
Fangoria#102 p.41 Peacemaker
Fangoria#103 p.40 The Cellar
Fangoria#107 p.10 Winners of the Tenth Annual Fango Movies Poll
Movie poll results and contest winners!
Fangoria#107 p.15 The Forgotten Phantom
He's worked with Cronenberg and Dario Argento, but Herbert Lom's best horror role may have been his first: Hammer's Phantom of the Opera.
Fangoria#109 p.36 Guardian of The Adams Family
Acclaimed cinematographer Barry Sonnenfield never intended to direct, but he wound up at the helm of this ambitious horror/comedy.
Fangoria#117 p.8 Postal Zone
Convention contentions; yeas and nays for psycho sequels
Fangoria#119 p.14 Bitten in Spanish
Actress Lupita Tovar looks back on the days when her Mexican spitfire met a Latin vampire in the other 1931 "Dracula."
Fangoria#128 p.12 When the Movies Got Tenser - Part One
This British producer broke into the horror field by sponsoring the likes of Roman Polanski and Michael Reeves.
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#129 p.68 Titan of Tigon Terror - Part Two
Concluding our exclusive interview, veteran producer Tony Tenser acts surprisingly casual about working with Price, Karloff and Lee.
Fangoria#134 p.66 Killing with Exquisite Tenderness
A murderous doctor wreaks gory havoc in a hospital. Despite the filmmakers' claims, it sounds like a horror film to us.
Fangoria#139 p.32 The Burning Moon
Fangoria#140 p.70 Carding All Contributors
Who says turning 30 can't be frightening?
Fangoria#148 p.26 Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers
[The filmmakers have] rewritten the myth, overexplaining something which shouldn't have been explained in the first place.
Fangoria#148 p.45 George Clooney's Frightening Past
George Clooney, horror star?
Fangoria#157 p.42 Open Wide for The Dentist
Leave it to Brian Yuzna and company to make an already scary profession even more frightening.
Fangoria#157 p.54 John Astin's Judge-ment Day
The screen's first Gomez Addams gets even more ghoulish in "The Frighteners."
Fangoria#172 p.68 Hysteria
Daalder has created an ambitious, provocative piece, albeit with less dramatic panache than intellectual content.
Fangoria#199 p.64 Her Dark "Salvation"
Kirsten Dunst is the biggest name yet to play a "Crow" heroine - and the strongest.
Fangoria#204 p.6 Postal Zone
Take me to "Rivers; bones of con-tention
Fangoria#204 p.22 Godzilla X Megaguirus - The Big G Lightens Up
It's dinosaur vs. dragonfly in a kaiju epic that's not as dark but just as spectacular.
Fangoria#205 p.49 The Attic Expeditions - A Real Head Trip
An independent crew with a great cast aim to prove once and for all that a mind is a terrible thing to waste.
Fangoria#205 p.62 Nightwatch
Fangoria#208 p.36 His Occult Fellowship
Once Lucifer, Viggo Mortensen is now mankind's best hope in Peter Jackson's "Lord of the Rings."
Fangoria#208 p.74 Bitten
Fangoria#210 p.10 A Chronicle of Corpses
History written in blood
Fangoria#213 p.14 The Attic Expeditions
Housebound horror finds a home
Fangoria#217 p.59 Witchhunter - Blood and Bruises
You know you're in scary territory when Gunnar Hansen is one of the less threatening characters.
Fangoria#217 p.63 Premutos
Fangoria#223 p.23 Demon Slayer
Fangoria#225 p.16 Krueger Contented
Robert Englund talks up the long-awaited Freddy vs. Jason and his own place in pop culture.
Fangoria#227 p.19 Pearls of Wisdom
Cinematographer Daniel Pearl promises that the new Chainsaw's atmosphere will be different from the original's, but just as potent.
Fangoria#228 p.46 Post Mortem
It takes a series of movies for him to explore all the dark sides of a town without pity.
Fangoria#259 p.48 Scratch
Fangoria#262 p.70 House of the Damned
Forgotten Horrors: House of the Damned
Fangoria#263 p.52 Obey The Thirst
It's the sensitive story of two people in the throes of addiction - with lots of blood.
Fangoria#264 p.38 Kraken: Tentacles of the Deep
Fangoria#264 p.60 Not Just the Same Old Grind
Now an Oscar-winning team, the KNB EFX boys haven't forgotten their bloody roots.
Fangoria#266 p.85 Borderland Mexican Slayride
A frightening case of real-life sacrifices inspired this tale of terror south of the border.
Fangoria#267 p.66 The Murder Party Line
Would you attend a bash where you might get slashed? Find out what happens to one man who does.
Fangoria#267 p.70 The Stendhal Syndrome
Fangoria#268 p.44 Frostbitten
Fangoria#269 p.32 The Orphanage Peter Pan's Labyrinth
A frighteningly talented new director and producer Guillermo del Toro teamed up for this haunting fairy tale.
Fangoria#269 p.62 Teeth and Consequences
The subject is every man's nightmare, but the tone of this Sundance discovery is somewhat lighter.
Fangoria#269 p.66 Halo 3
Game of the Month
Fangoria#270 p.66 Furnace Heats Up
On a haunted prison location, evil forces provide the chills while a hotheaded actor adds extra tension.
Fangoria#271 p.31 Primal
Fangoria#272 p.87 Horror 101: The A-list of Horror Films and Monster Movies
Fangoria#274 p.66 Teeth
Fangoria#275 p.40 Off to see the Wizard of Gore
The update of Herschell Gordon Lewis' gruefest is not your ordinary remake.
Fangoria#275 p.66 Lost Boys The Tribe Fang Ten!
Surfin' ghouls hit the beach in the long-awaited sequel to the vampire-film favorite.
Fangoria#277 p.10 The Book of Lists: Horror
Terrifying Top Tens
Fangoria#278 p.8 Urban Legends
Fright on your phone
Fangoria#278 p.50 Splinter in Your Eye
With a unique, practically created creature, a new director makes an attention-grabbing debut. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#281 p.30 Knowing Me, Knowing You
Is there something Nicolas Cage can do as he decodes frightening premonitions of disaster?
Fangoria#281 p.40 Extreme Horror: Suffer for Martyrs
All restraint is sacrificed in what may be the most intense entry yet in the French terror trend.
Fangoria#281 p.72 Working with Stiffs
Wax figures and a potentially active corpse highlighted Andrew J. Fenday's pair of '70s fright features.
Fangoria#283 p.38 End of the Line Your Last Stop
Subways are scary, religious fundamentalism is scary - put them together and you've got something truly frightening.
Fangoria#284 p.8 Fangoria Hall of Fame
Since our early days, our readers have voted for the genre's bloody best. Now these Frightening Fifty share their feelings about Fangoria, the horror genre and their craft, or are honoured by other scream celebrities, in the pages that follow. Thanks to all who contributed to this special section.
Fangoria#284 p.92 Fangoria Offspring
Our printed legacy extends far beyond the 300 issues of the original mag.
Fangoria#286 p.56 Fear Femmes: Deadgirl Superstars
Two young directors have grabbed plenty of attention - both good and bad - with their creepy debut feature.
Fangoria#287 p.8 Offspring
Ketchum on the screen and in the flesh
Fangoria#287 p.80 The Children Play... Their Parents Pray
Meet the cutest yet most frightening little terrors on the recent screen scene. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#288 p.68 The Offspring
Fangoria#290 p.81 The Sceptic
Fangoria#294 p.15 Hard Ride to Hell
Bad, bad bikers
Fangoria#295 p.38 True Blood Bites Deeper
Look for the stories to get even more complex and the bloodshed to be even more intense in the new season.
Fangoria#295 p.57 Hard Ride to Hell
Fangoria#297 p.54 I Spit on your Grave - Second Day of the Woman
Can this remake recapture the graphic intensity that made the original notorious? Its creators say yes.
Fangoria#298 p.8 Grimm Love
Late for dinner
Fangoria#298 p.78 Grim Reaper: End of Days
Fangoria#299 p.65 Carnell's Fright Club
Thom Carnell has written his first novel and it's the first of a trilogy.
Fangoria#299 p.70 Enslaved: Odyssey to the West
Game of the Month
Fangoria#300 p.38 The Frighteners
Fangoria#300 p.41 Häxan
Fangoria#300 p.42 High Tension
Fangoria#300 p.81 The Tenant
Fangoria#300 p.84 Twitch of the Death Nerve
Fangoria#302 p.39 Wan on Wan
James Wan talks about his films.
Fangoria#302 p.57 My First Excorcism - Part One
The tird floor had a psych unit and, directly across the hall, a nursery - kudos to the person who laid out that floor plan.
Fangoria#303 p.62 My First Exorcism - Part Two
I reflected back to the Kunti demon I had read about on-line the other night - this was clearly a case of possession.
Fangoria#303 p.69 Blood
Fangoria#304 p.6 Postal Zone
Shout-outs to "High Tension" and "Highwaymen"
Fangoria#305 p.6 Basket Case
Free kittens
Fangoria#306 p.20 SpaGhetti Sharks
Lots of people have ripped off "Jaws," but of course, no one did it quite like the Italians.
Fangoria#308 p.30 To Tell an American Horror Story
Home is where the horror is in more ways than one now that FX has brought movie-intensity terror to TV.
Fangoria#308 p.75 Damned If He Does
"Damned" if the "Fight Club" author hasn't written another knockout novel.
Fangoria#308 p.79 Images of Fear
The horror-happy comics company has plenty to frighten you with this fall.
Fangoria#309 p.58 Canadian Blood: A Bad Trip Down Devil's Mile
This road to hell truly is paved with good -and scary- intentions.
Fangoria#310 p.48 Nicolas Cage: Master of Horror - Part One
Blazing across the screen in "Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance," the actor is a fan of all things genre.
Fangoria#311 p.16 Nicolas Cage: Master of Horror - Part Two
From "Ghost Rider" to "The Wicker Man," the actor's genre roles have always demanded attention.
Fangoria#312 p.26 Intruders - Generations of Fear
A frightening spirit haunts different eras in a new film from the director of "28 Weeks Later."
Fangoria#312 p.48 Detention - Meta Murder in Study Hell
A new horror/comedy dissects modern youth culture - and the youths.
Fangoria#312 p.58 The Burning Moon
Fangoria#313 p.26 Poe-tic License to Kill
John Cusack enacts the legendary author as his written crimes splatter to life.
Fangoria#313 p.51 The Room in the Tower
Our new column devoted to vintage written horror debuts with "The Room in the Tower"
Fangoria#314 p.39 Abraham Lincoln Vampire Hunter - President Tense
He did more than unite our country: He cleansed it of the undead, according to the film of the best-selling book.
Fangoria#315 p.82 Dr. Shroud
Dr. Shroud stands in front of his old closet in a house of silent memories long forgotten...
Fangoria#316 p.5 Postal Zone
In defense of the intense, and more fan photos
Fangoria#316 p.57 Bolt of Frightening
If you can't shoot a zombie's eye out, Jeremy Bolt has another suggestion.
Fangoria#316 p.59 The Hardest Working Man in Horror
Gregory Lamberson never stops trying to scare you via the screen, the written word and more.
Fangoria#318 p.36 Citadel - Tower Block of Horrors
First-time Ciaràn Foy channeled his own terrors into a feature to truly frighten us. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#318 p.68 Class of 1982: He Was the Future
Timothy Van Patten "Class of 1984" Most likely to graduate with a body count
Fangoria#318 p.86 Toby Lindala's Makeup Magic
The veteran face-maker and gut-slinger keeps refining his often red-dripping art.
Fangoria#319 p.73 Muchas Gracias Señor Lobo
Fangoria#321 p.70 The Forgotten Writings of Bram Stoker
Fangoria#321 p.72 Bad Barbie
Once an onscreen Cenobite, she now elicits fear with the written word.
Fangoria#322 p.28 Inside the Head of Simon Killer
What makes a young man a potential murderer? Travel to Paris to find out.
Fangoria#323 p.60 Cold Prey II
Fangoria#324 p.22 Dead in Cold Climates
Actor Kris Lemche has suffered onscreen demises at the hands of men, monsters and Death itself.
Fangoria#325 p.14 Back to Balk
The exotic actress continues to practice many different crafts.
Fangoria#325 p.62 Ninja III: The Domination
Fangoria#326 p.14 Insidious: Chapter 2 - Further Into the Further
He frightened us so much with the first film, why wouldn't James Wan come back to do it again?
Fangoria#326 p.32 Begotten Son
Filmmaker E. Elias Merhige challenged and confounded with his chillingly allegorical first feature.
Fangoria#327 p.90 Midnight Horror Collection Vol. 11
Echo Bridge's "Midnight Horror Collection Vol. 11"
Fangoria#329 p.57 Witchboard 2
Fangoria#329 p.74 Where are the Wolves?
With their rich history on screen, we should be seeing lycanthropes there more often.
Fangoria#331 p.20 Almost Human - Abduction and Murder
Alien kidnapping is just the beginning of the atrocities in an attention-grabbing homegrown shocker.
Fangoria#331 p.34 Knight & Zane
Actor Billy Zane continues to Collect attention and praise for his turn in the first "Tales from the Crypt" feature.
Fangoria#331 p.64 Pan's Labyrinth's
A generation of British readers grew up terrified by one publisher's series of written anthologies.
Fangoria#332 p.52 Jinn Straight Up
Filmmaker Ajmal Zaheer Ahmad braves the potential consequences to reveal these ancient beings to the world.
Fangoria#332 p.58 Gorgon But Not Forgotten
Gorgon Video resurrects for the Blu-ray age with an exercise in over-the-top bloodshed.
Fangoria#332 p.66 Hidden Horror
Book of the Month
Fangoria#333 p.46 Cruising - A Report From Detective Lefransky
The cotentious content of William Friedkin's film had a basis in one cop's real-life experience.
Fangoria#334 p.31 She Walked The Line - Part One
In the shocking cinema of Peter Walker, Sheila Keith was often the nastiest of them all.
Fangoria#335 p.8 Ten
Bloody women's study
Fangoria#335 p.56 As Above, So Below - Terror All Around
One of the scariest places on Earth gets even more frightening in the new film from the "Quarantine" team.
Fangoria#338 p.6 FANGORIA, Undercover
Putting up a frightening front
Fangoria#339 p.66 Model Hunger - Hollywood Battle On - Part Three
As Debbie continued to shoot, a troublesome visitor threatened to "Driver" mad.
Fangoria#341 p.14 Spring - Season of Love and Fear
Romance comes with tension and tentacles in the second feature from Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead.
Fangoria#341 p.24 White God Has Its Day
A major city literally goes to the dogs in a remarkable genre-blending import. Fango seal of Approval.
Fangoria#342 p.32 The Nightmare - You Can't Escape
Documentarian Rodney Ascher explores the frightening phenomenon of recurring nocturnal terrors.
Fangoria#342 p.42 Barbara Steele: The Beauty of Terror
In all of fantastic and frightening cinema, there has never been a visage like hers.
Fangoria#344 p.21 Say Hello to Wakaliwood - Part One
Join us for a trip into East Africa's film scene to get "Eaten Alive in Uganda." Fangoria Fantasia Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#344 p.59 Exploring the Forgotten '40s
A long-ignored decade in genre history gets its due from assorted authors.
Fangoria#345 p.48 Say Hello To Wakaliwood - Part Two
Uganda extremes if you're part of the African "Eaten Alive" team.
Fangoria#345 p.71 "El Gigante" Muscles In
A gory grappler threatens to bust out of Gigi Saul Guerrero's short film into a full-fledged feature.
Fangoria#346 p.44 High-Rise Building Tension
The haves and the have-nots have at it in British bad boy Ben Wheatley’s most ambitious film yet.
Fangoria#347 p.22 An Australian Horror Master In Enfield
James Wan revisits The Warrens in The Conjuring 2, his scariest — and potentially final — horror offering.
Fangoria#351 p.14 Michael Gingold's Exordium
Accuracy was often optional in the early days of the internet. Have things changed for the better?
Fangoria#351 p.35 Tim Heidecker's Brilliant Unifying Theory Of Comedy And Horror
The unlikely co-star of Jordan Peele's Us on how comedy and horror can (and often do) augment one another.
Fangoria#353 p.36 No Lack of Void
Ari Aster and Robert Eggers discuss THE LIGHTHOUSE, Samuel Beckett, and the existential dread of "two men trapped in a giant phallus."
Fangoria#353 p.72 Dark Ride
As a child, Michael Aiello's love of horror was born from attending Universal's Halloween Horror Nights. Now he's running the show - and indoctrinating a whole new generation of fans.
Fangoria#353 p.88 Volume V: Gute Scheisse
Fangoria#355 p.38 Horror Fan For Life
As she faces health challenges that threaten her life daily, Kelly Barlow turns to horror for solace, community and hope.
Fangoria#356 p.10 The Last Gasp
Berlinale was one of the last film events to take place before COVID-19 pressed pause on the world. Here are the ten can't-miss titles.
Fangoria#356 p.12 Horror in a Frightened World
Seeking solace in scares.
Fangoria#356 p.73 Wild Women With Steak Knives
The Weird World of Women's Horror Filmmaking
Fangoria#357 p.64 Candyman, Madonna and My Brother
1992's CANDYMAN left a mark on so many, and often in surprising and unexpected ways. This is one such instance.
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#357 p.91 Fest Finds
When arty filmmakers approach classic horror subgenres, great things can happen.
Fangoria#358 p.62 Disco Kills
Disco music showed up in some unexpected corners of horror, but its legacy in the genre warrants reconsideration - an respect.
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.
Fangoria#366 p.50 Ten Ghoulish Trailers
This issue's cover artist shares his list of all-time great horror previews.
Fangoria#367 p.14 Slasher, Incubate Thyself
In Terror Train, it's three years after the initial prank that revenge killings start. Prom Night waits six years to serve up its disco brand of justice. With Happy Birthday to Me, it's two years. Silent Night, Deadly Night: thirteen years. The House on Sorority Row: twenty-two years. My Bloody Valentine: twenty years. Sleepaway Camp: eight years. Slaughter High: ten years. This delay, this gap, this waiting period, would seem to be built into the slasher, wouldn't it? Definitely part of the formula, anyway.
Fangoria#367 p.78 This Is His Design: Bryan Fuller And Cast Talk Hannibal
Ten years after HANNIBAL changed network television forever, we hear from the brains behind the banquet.