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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90 zoekresultaten gevonden met "The Dark":
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4	p.34	Tales from the Darkside
The makers of Creepshow try to bring anthology horror back to the television screen.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8	p.56	New Interview: As the Dark Shadows Turn
Producer Dan Curtis remembers his days as the titan of TV terror.
Fangoria#1	p.63	The Dark
Fangoria#11	p.58	Kain of the Dark Planet
Fangoria#11	p.59	Dark Crystal
Fangoria#24	p.20	XTRO
A Spacey Horror Epic Launches New Line Cinema's Bid to Become a Leader Among Independent Producers.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#3	p.34	Alone In The Dark
Writer-director Jack Sholder proves that you don't have to like horror to make a good one.
Fangoria#30	p.34	From Rats to Riches The Horror Fiction of James Herbert
The Bestselling British Terror Novelist Talks about his World of Gruesome Literature.
Fangoria#30	p.60	Tales From the Darkside
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0	p.14	Shining A Light On Darkside
The enduring '80s anthology was a trendsetter in bringing movie-style scares to television.
Fangoria#51	p.42	The Makeup FX of "Tales from the Darkside"
Fango find Bryan Moore chats about life, monsters and the California Connection.
Fangoria#51	p.45	Ed French on "Darkside" FX
Jerry Stiller transforms into "The Devil's Advocate" with makeup by Ed French.
Fangoria#64	p.24	And Soon The Darkness
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8	p.40	Savini Shines
A one-to-one interview probes the FX master's mind about Romero, reticence and the importance of, uh... well, read the article.
Fangoria#80	p.2	Scream Greats #54: Elvira Mistress of the Dark
Fangoria#85	p.62	Dracula Lives!
Bela in Britain
Fangoria#91	p.10	Tales From the Darkside: The Movie
Cathode tube horror flexes its muscles and takes a shot at filling the movie screen.
Fangoria#92	p.6	On the "Darkside"
On the "Darkside"
Fangoria#92	p.36	Tales from the Darkside: The Movie
Deep inside an abandoned school, mummies awaken, hellcats attack, gargoyles stalk and KNB rocks the house.
Fangoria#95	p.33	The Dark Side of the Moon
Fangoria#95	p.46	The Darkman Cometh
Will the team behind the "Evil Dead" flicks make the big time with a disfigured avenger? We'd bet on it.
Fangoria#102	p.30	Lust for a Scary Script
Horror can be sexy even on TV, as "Monsters" and "Tales from the Darkside" writer Edithe Swensen proves.
Fangoria#105	p.10	The Dark Half
Romero and King pair up for "Dark Half".
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#114	p.59	Broken Mirrors/Broken Minds: The Dark Dreams of Dario Argento
Fangoria#123	p.58	Symphony for the Devil
You don't have to play his records backwards to hear the demonic music of "Dark Half" composer Christopher Young.
Fangoria#143	p.20	Breeding a New Species
Dennis Feldman explores the dark side of science and humanity in his script for the new SF horror epic.
Fangoria#147	p.30	The Dark Side of Kid's TV
Just because it's aimed at young audiences doesn't mean "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" takes its scares lightly.
Fangoria#147	p.33	Are You Afraid of Gilbert Gottfried?
Fangoria#204	p.60	A Blade in the Dark / Macabre
Fangoria#207	p.79	Creepin' the heart of Texas
The fountains run red at Lance Pope's Thrillvania and Verdun Manor outside Dallas.
Fangoria#227	p.23	Inmate of Gothika
Halle Berry flies over a terrifying cuckoo's nest in this year's entry from the Dark Castle fright factory.
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#242	p.60	Full Mental Jacket
Exploring the dark recesses of the mind suits director John Maybury just fine.
Fangoria#263	p.66	American Goth
Voltaire explores the darkness from many different artistic angles.
Fangoria#266	p.90	The Grin of the Dark
Fangoria#267	p.80	The Darkness
Fangoria#269	p.87	Mario Bava: All the Colors of the Dark
Fangoria#273	p.64	Lovely Among The Ruins
Stranded in the jungle, Jena Malone and Laura Ramsey confront the darkest sides of humanity and sanity.
Fangoria#277	p.41	Alone in the Dark
Fangoria#281	p.34	Against the Dark
Fangoria#283	p.54	Hunter in the Darkness
After a decade of toil, an ambitious director brings his "Mutant Chronicles" into the light.
Fangoria#288	p.69	Fear(s) of the Dark
Fangoria#290	p.8	Alone in the Dark II
A witch of a sequel
Fangoria#290	p.48	Resident Evil: The Darkside Chronicles
Fangoria#290	p.50	Colour from the Dark The Bleeding Rainbow
Italian frightmeister Ivan Zuccon takes his latest and most ambitious stab at adapting H.P. Lovecraft.
Fangoria#299	p.61	The Dark Lurking
Fangoria#301	p.22	Black Death Plagued by Evil
What's worse - the sickness of the body or the darkness that dwells in human hearts? Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#301	p.36	Don't Be Afraid Of The Dark
The original classic "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark"
Fangoria#303	p.70	Beneath the Dark
Fangoria#304	p.42	The Dark Side of Steven Spielberg
His rep as a purveyor of sweetness and light hides a penchant for uncompromising moments of fear.
Fangoria#306	p.42	What are you Afraid of?
Guillermo del Toro has the answer: the tiny terrors of his "Dark" remake. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#306	p.52	Debut in the Dark
Troy Nixey directed his first fearure with little creatures in front of his camera and a big supporter behind him.
Fangoria#306	p.54	First into the Dark
The little creatures that still make us so "Afraid" sprang from the mind of TV writer Nigel McKeand.
Fangoria#309	p.30	The Darkest Hour - The Alien Cold War
A rising director pits extraterrestrials against Americans in the former Soviet Union.
Fangoria#310	p.30	Many Lives in the Dark
A number of the most memorable "Dark Shadows" villains had the same face: that of actor Christopher Pennock.
Fangoria#311	p.82	Dr. Shroud
Dr. Shroud speeds on. But up ahead on the empty road stands the dark figure of a young girl.
Fangoria#312	p.13	The Moth Diaries
The dark side of girlhood
Fangoria#314	p.48	Debbie Rochon: In Her Own Words
She has faced all sorts of horrors -real and cinematic- and endured through more than two decades in the business.
Fangoria#317	p.63	Class of 1982: Alone Against the Maniacs
Dwight Schultz - "Alone in the Dark" - Most likely to keep his head when all about him are losing theirs
Fangoria#318	p.78	Getting Burned on a Budget
Feeling the Chemical Burn
Fangoria#319	p.56	Dales from the Dark Side
Actor Jeffrey DeMunn has co-starred opposite psycho's, monsters and, most recently, zombies.
Fangoria#320	p.54	The Dark History of Man-Thing
He terrorized humans and beasts alike across several Marvel comics.
Fangoria#321	p.74	The Dark History of Man-Thing - Part Two
Continuing our trek down the timeline of the Marvel Comics monster.
Fangoria#329	p.26	What You Crave
If it's a film about the darkness of the human mind, you've come to the right place. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#329	p.60	The Dark Eye of Danielle K L Anathema
A childhood of nocturnal fears led her to spark terror with her photography as an adult.
Fangoria#331	p.42	Wild Bill!
We're just crazy about the many maniacs Bill Moseley has portrayed over one of the screen's great fear careers.
Fangoria#331	p.60	Friedman's Frights
Though not a horrific household name, Richard Friedman has been making scare flicks for decades.
Fangoria#332	p.60	Fractured Scary Tale
The darkness is both within and without in Adam Gierasch's noir-infused shocker. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#336	p.8	The Possession of Michael King
Challenging the darkness
Fangoria#336	p.47	The Bloody Best Survival-Horror Games
The best survival-horror titles past. Clock Tower (1996), Resident Evil (1996), Silent Hill 2 (2001), Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth (2005), Amnesia: The Dark Descent (2010), The Last of Us (2013), Outlast (2014)
Fangoria#339	p.78	Scary Influence
In the 1980s, a book series emerged to thrill young readers and horrify their parents.
Fangoria#340	p.54	VHS YES!
A look at some choice horror flicks still stuck in analog limbo.
Fangoria#341	p.55	Nightmare Sounds
The surrealist writer/director is now a triple threat thanks to his creepy music albums.
Fangoria#343	p.64	Kevin Bacon's Cop Out
The actor takes another independent trip to the dark side, playing the wrong arm of the law.
Fangoria#344	p.36	The Evolution of Elvira
Cassandra Peterson has been the Hostess With the Mostest for generations now.
Fangoria#346	p.18	The Dark Heart Of Green Room
Fango Seal of Approval. Patrick Steward shows off his scary side in Jeremy Saulnier's nerve-shredding shocker.
Fangoria#346	p.27	An Interview With Acclaimed Horror Film Director Joe Ciminera
Fangoria#346	p.63	King Diamond Metal Macabre
Through his many years as a hard rocker, he has channeled the darkness—sometimes of his own life.
Fangoria#349	p.107	In The House In The Dark Of The Woods
Fangoria#350	p.8	Hulu Heads Into The Dark
Fangoria#351	p.88	The Actor-Director Tango
For a performer, each new director is like a new dance partner which means you're both constantly learning new steps.
Fangoria#352	p.20	André Øvredal Has A Story For You
The director of THE AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE adapts the classic SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK.
Fangoria#353	p.14	Submitted For The Approval of The Midnight Society
On the Set of Are You Afraid of the Dark? Nickelodeon brings back the beloved '90s kid horror series just in time for Halloween.
Fangoria#353	p.15	You Know, For Kids!
By Are You Afraid of the Dark executive producer Bendavid Grabinski
Fangoria#354	p.8	And More!
Fangoria#355	p.17	She Summons The Darkness
Alexandra Daddario on adding producing to her CV and submitting to vintage hairstyling devices for her new period horror film.
Fangoria#357	p.82	COVID Cinema
How a pandemic has changed the way Hollywood works.
Fangoria#358	p.40	Requiem For Marylou
We chased down the filmmaker behind Prom Night II and III (yes, there's a III) and dug up the untold, full story of the oft-maligned Mary Lou Maloney.
Fangoria#366	p.36	Huesera: The Bone Woman Digs Up The Dark Side of Motherhood
Michelle Garza Cervera's first feature is much more than a Mexican Babadook.

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The makers of Creepshow try to bring anthology horror back to the television screen.

Producer Dan Curtis remembers his days as the titan of TV terror.

A Spacey Horror Epic Launches New Line Cinema's Bid to Become a Leader Among Independent Producers.

Writer-director Jack Sholder proves that you don't have to like horror to make a good one.

The Bestselling British Terror Novelist Talks about his World of Gruesome Literature.

The enduring '80s anthology was a trendsetter in bringing movie-style scares to television.

Fango find Bryan Moore chats about life, monsters and the California Connection.

Jerry Stiller transforms into "The Devil's Advocate" with makeup by Ed French.

A one-to-one interview probes the FX master's mind about Romero, reticence and the importance of, uh... well, read the article.

Bela in Britain

Cathode tube horror flexes its muscles and takes a shot at filling the movie screen.

On the "Darkside"

Deep inside an abandoned school, mummies awaken, hellcats attack, gargoyles stalk and KNB rocks the house.

Will the team behind the "Evil Dead" flicks make the big time with a disfigured avenger? We'd bet on it.

Horror can be sexy even on TV, as "Monsters" and "Tales from the Darkside" writer Edithe Swensen proves.

Romero and King pair up for "Dark Half".

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.

You don't have to play his records backwards to hear the demonic music of "Dark Half" composer Christopher Young.

Dennis Feldman explores the dark side of science and humanity in his script for the new SF horror epic.

Just because it's aimed at young audiences doesn't mean "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" takes its scares lightly.

The fountains run red at Lance Pope's Thrillvania and Verdun Manor outside Dallas.

Halle Berry flies over a terrifying cuckoo's nest in this year's entry from the Dark Castle fright factory.

It takes a series of movies for him to explore all the dark sides of a town without pity.

Exploring the dark recesses of the mind suits director John Maybury just fine.

Voltaire explores the darkness from many different artistic angles.

Stranded in the jungle, Jena Malone and Laura Ramsey confront the darkest sides of humanity and sanity.

After a decade of toil, an ambitious director brings his "Mutant Chronicles" into the light.

A witch of a sequel

Italian frightmeister Ivan Zuccon takes his latest and most ambitious stab at adapting H.P. Lovecraft.

What's worse - the sickness of the body or the darkness that dwells in human hearts? Fango Seal of Approval.

The original classic "Don't Be Afraid of the Dark"

His rep as a purveyor of sweetness and light hides a penchant for uncompromising moments of fear.

Guillermo del Toro has the answer: the tiny terrors of his "Dark" remake. Fango Seal of Approval.

Troy Nixey directed his first fearure with little creatures in front of his camera and a big supporter behind him.

The little creatures that still make us so "Afraid" sprang from the mind of TV writer Nigel McKeand.

A rising director pits extraterrestrials against Americans in the former Soviet Union.

A number of the most memorable "Dark Shadows" villains had the same face: that of actor Christopher Pennock.

Dr. Shroud speeds on. But up ahead on the empty road stands the dark figure of a young girl.

The dark side of girlhood

She has faced all sorts of horrors -real and cinematic- and endured through more than two decades in the business.

Dwight Schultz - "Alone in the Dark" - Most likely to keep his head when all about him are losing theirs

Feeling the Chemical Burn

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

He terrorized humans and beasts alike across several Marvel comics.

Continuing our trek down the timeline of the Marvel Comics monster.

If it's a film about the darkness of the human mind, you've come to the right place. Fango Seal of Approval.

A childhood of nocturnal fears led her to spark terror with her photography as an adult.

We're just crazy about the many maniacs Bill Moseley has portrayed over one of the screen's great fear careers.

Though not a horrific household name, Richard Friedman has been making scare flicks for decades.

The darkness is both within and without in Adam Gierasch's noir-infused shocker. Fango Seal of Approval.

Challenging the darkness

The best survival-horror titles past. Clock Tower (1996), Resident Evil (1996), Silent Hill 2 (2001), Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth (2005), Amnesia: The Dark Descent (2010), The Last of Us (2013), Outlast (2014)

In the 1980s, a book series emerged to thrill young readers and horrify their parents.

A look at some choice horror flicks still stuck in analog limbo.

The surrealist writer/director is now a triple threat thanks to his creepy music albums.

The actor takes another independent trip to the dark side, playing the wrong arm of the law.

Cassandra Peterson has been the Hostess With the Mostest for generations now.

Fango Seal of Approval. Patrick Steward shows off his scary side in Jeremy Saulnier's nerve-shredding shocker.

Through his many years as a hard rocker, he has channeled the darkness—sometimes of his own life.

For a performer, each new director is like a new dance partner which means you're both constantly learning new steps.

The director of THE AUTOPSY OF JANE DOE adapts the classic SCARY STORIES TO TELL IN THE DARK.

On the Set of Are You Afraid of the Dark? Nickelodeon brings back the beloved '90s kid horror series just in time for Halloween.

By Are You Afraid of the Dark executive producer Bendavid Grabinski

Alexandra Daddario on adding producing to her CV and submitting to vintage hairstyling devices for her new period horror film.

How a pandemic has changed the way Hollywood works.

We chased down the filmmaker behind Prom Night II and III (yes, there's a III) and dug up the untold, full story of the oft-maligned Mary Lou Maloney.

Michelle Garza Cervera's first feature is much more than a Mexican Babadook.