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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25 zoekresultaten gevonden met "The Day":
Fangoria#1	p.44	Alex Gordon: The Deadly
Producer Alex Gordon recalls that, in the days of the classic "B" horror movies, half of the shock was going on behind the camera!
Fangoria#2	p.64	The Day the World Ended
Fangoria#7	p.26	The Watcher in the Woods
Or, the day Disney Decided to Shock Your Socks Off
Fangoria#24	p.17	Bring Me the Head of Uncle Bob
Behind-the-scenes Exclusive! The Day That Nick Zedd, Director of They Eat Scum, Said, "Bring Me the Head of Uncle Bob".
Fangoria#24	p.54	Steve Neill
"Steve Neill is an FX artist!" "No! Steve Neill is a film producer!" Hey, wait a minute - you're BOTH right...
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#53	p.54	The EMCEE that Ate Pittsburgh
Legendary horror host Chilly Billy Cardille relives the days of local TV terror and launching George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead."
Fangoria#113	p.36	Dances With Aliens
With no military hardware on hand in "AlienÂ³," can medical science, as performed by British actor Charles Dance, save the day?
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#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#207	p.54	Creature Features Live Again
AIP classics receive new interpretations by a crop of promising young filmmakers.
Fangoria#229	p.66	The Day His World Began
The late producer/Fango friend Alex Gordon recalls his debut in the sci-fi/horror field.
Fangoria#259	p.26	Hatchet If You Can
Here's a no-holds-barred homage to the days when slasher films were at their reddest and wettest
Fangoria#264	p.40	When The Daywatch Breaks
Russian director Timur Bekmambetov continues the spectacular battle between dark and light forces.
Fangoria#289	p.42	Dawn of the Daybreakers
A fresh look at a world overrun by vampires is on its way up from down under.
Fangoria#300	p.26	The Day of the Beast
Fangoria#300	p.28	The Day of the Triffids
Fangoria#316	p.72	Day Players
"Last Exorcism" star Ashley Bell and others braved the chill of the postapocalyptic shocker. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#320	p.53	The Day
Fangoria#327	p.62	Make Them Read Slowly!
A celebration of the days when love -and criticism- of horror had to be shared by snail mail.
Fangoria#333	p.52	Billy's Cult - Milking A Killer
On this New Jersey set, the terror would begin after Debbie wrapped for the day.
Fangoria#339	p.30	His Dark Materials
Actor Michael Eklund has sampled many different flavors of the genre in just the past few years.
Fangoria#342	p.72	Frogs At Her Throat
Actress Joan Van Ark remembers the days when amphibians attacked.
Fangoria#350	p.70	Tales From The Makeup Kit
The FX pioneer on the days before makeup schools, why CGI is sometimes good, and what movies always get wrong about death.
Fangoria#351	p.12	Visitors
Back in the day, the Fango offices hosted a steady stream of horror's best, brightest and goriest.

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Producer Alex Gordon recalls that, in the days of the classic "B" horror movies, half of the shock was going on behind the camera!

Or, the day Disney Decided to Shock Your Socks Off

Behind-the-scenes Exclusive! The Day That Nick Zedd, Director of They Eat Scum, Said, "Bring Me the Head of Uncle Bob".

"Steve Neill is an FX artist!" "No! Steve Neill is a film producer!" Hey, wait a minute - you're BOTH right...

Tutored in horror and fantasy by the great Val Lewton, successful mainstream director Robert Wise has often returned to his fantasic film roots.

Legendary horror host Chilly Billy Cardille relives the days of local TV terror and launching George Romero's "Night of the Living Dead."

With no military hardware on hand in "AlienÂ³," can medical science, as performed by British actor Charles Dance, save the day?

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.

Actress Lupita Tovar looks back on the days when her Mexican spitfire met a Latin vampire in the other 1931 "Dracula."

AIP classics receive new interpretations by a crop of promising young filmmakers.

The late producer/Fango friend Alex Gordon recalls his debut in the sci-fi/horror field.

Here's a no-holds-barred homage to the days when slasher films were at their reddest and wettest

Russian director Timur Bekmambetov continues the spectacular battle between dark and light forces.

A fresh look at a world overrun by vampires is on its way up from down under.

"Last Exorcism" star Ashley Bell and others braved the chill of the postapocalyptic shocker. Fango Seal of Approval.

A celebration of the days when love -and criticism- of horror had to be shared by snail mail.

On this New Jersey set, the terror would begin after Debbie wrapped for the day.

Actor Michael Eklund has sampled many different flavors of the genre in just the past few years.

Actress Joan Van Ark remembers the days when amphibians attacked.

The FX pioneer on the days before makeup schools, why CGI is sometimes good, and what movies always get wrong about death.

Back in the day, the Fango offices hosted a steady stream of horror's best, brightest and goriest.