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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56 zoekresultaten gevonden met "Them":
Fangoria#5	p.23	Them!
Making a mountain out of an anthill is no picnic. Ask Ted Sherdeman, producer-writer for the 1954 classic...
Fangoria#11	p.60	Comics
Talking about Madame Xanadu and the controvercy about adult themes expressed in Marvel Preview's "Paradox". Also Howard the Duck is no more.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0	p.8	Zombie Comic Invasion
Before mainstream movies and TV discovered them, the living dead were all over the illustrated pages.
The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0	p.22	A Bloody Ticket to Circus of the Dead
From the wilds of Texas comes a killer-clown flick that promises to big top them all.
Fangoria#47	p.16	Them!
Fangoria#53	p.17	Make Them Die Slowly
Fangoria#55	p.7	The Postal Zone
A woman likes "Make Them Die Slowly."
Fangoria#71	p.21	Night of the Living Dead 20th Anniversary: Coloring the Living Dead
The pros & cons of paintin' them "NOTLD" zombies green.
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#82	p.40	The James Gang
They're some of the baddest villains on the screen today. And all of them are Brion James.
Fangoria#92	p.46	Breed Magic
When Clive Barker has nightmares, the crew at Image Animation gets busy turning them into flesh and foam.
Fangoria#98	p.24	Climbing the Ladder of Success
After a pair of disappointments, screenwriters Bruce Joel Rubin sees his spiritual themes given just treatment in "Jacob's Ladder" and "Ghost."
Fangoria#98	p.46	Kevin Yagher: Puppet Master
Who's brave enough to tell Chucky and the Crypt Keeper what to do? Why, the man who created them, as he joins the ranks of director/FX men.
Fangoria#104	p.32	Thrice-Told Tales
Before the first camera rolls, the "Tales from the Crypt" gang have to select the best stories and whip them into filmable shape.
Fangoria#107	p.25	T2 FX The Cyborg Masters
Stan Winston thought the special makeups described in the blockbuster sequel's script would be impossible. So he and his crew did them anyway.
Fangoria#110	p.10	Stephen King's Sleepwalkers
These unknowns are eternally grateful for the small parts director Mick Garrie allowed them.
Fangoria#119	p.26	Double Trouble With Doppelganger
What could be wrong with having two of sexy Drew Barrymore around? Wel, when one of them is really a homicidal worm monster...
Fangoria#123	p.14	Bugs on the Rampage: Bugs!!!
In the movies as in real life, you just can't get rid of the pesky things.
Fangoria#126	p.56	Stalking Through the Pages
Before the first computerized dinosaur was created for "Jurassic Park," Michael Crichton brought them to life in the novel and script.
Fangoria#129	p.41	Full Moon Fever: Full Eclipse - Police Lycanthropy
Don't call them pigs - the abusive cops in this HBO chiller are another animal altogether.
Fangoria#157	p.62	On The Sometimes They Come Back... Again Trail
Only the title returns, as this sequel's crew attempts a fresh twist on the demons-from-the past theme.
Fangoria#195	p.36	All of Them Witches
Fangoria#217	p.63	Them!
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#259	p.36	Christmas Angels
When a group of rising actresses get together for the "Black" remake, any one of them could wind up the heroine.
Fangoria#265	p.80	Masters of Gory Illusion
Some of the "Horror" series' most shocking moments were actually created in the CGI realm.
Fangoria#266	p.64	Who's Them?
This film's vilains are mysterious, but you're sure to be hearing plenty about its creators.
Fangoria#272	p.30	Fool's Us Twice...
Shame on them? Not according to actress Scout Taylor-Compton, who says the new "April Fool's Day" is something different.
Fangoria#272	p.42	Inside Inside
Vive le Gore! Impending birth and explicit death are the themes of the year's most blood-drenched film.
Fangoria#272	p.80	Them
DVD of the Month
Fangoria#281	p.62	Fighting Through Red Sands
The creators of "Dead Birds" had battles of their own while making their second war-themed fright film.
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#283	p.50	Terminator Salvation A Battlefield Report
Fango goes on location to chat with those making the killer machines and those out to destroy them.
Fangoria#284	p.37	Dead Ahead?
Whoever's chosen to replace Bruce Campbell in the Evil Dead remake will have some big shoes to fill - even as he keeps tripping over them.
Fangoria#286	p.74	A Long Weekend at Nature's Grave
Don't mess with the beautiful wilds of Australia, or you might find them messing with you.
Fangoria#292	p.26	A Nightmare on Elm Street dreams don't die
The Krueger reboot may be the most anticipated - and controversial - modern horror remake of them all.
Fangoria#299	p.64	The Wilderness Inside
In love with monsters from childhood, author Benjamin Percy has now fully embraced them in his writings.
Fangoria#300	p.82	Them
Fangoria#300	p.82	Them!
Fangoria#307	p.80	Them or Us
Fangoria#320	p.44	Act It Black
However you define them, Karen Black's trips in the horror/fantastical realm have been memorable.
Fangoria#324	p.18	Defining American Mary
Canadians Jen and Sylvia Soska are making names for themselves with a groundbreaking horror character. Fango Seal of Approval.
Fangoria#326	p.36	Killer Thriller - Part One
Long before the walking dead went mainstream, Michael JAckson and John Landis made them MTV-friendly.
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#328	p.16	Szwarc Attack!
Just when they thought it was safe to go back to the water, Universal needed director Jeannot Szwarc to rescue them on "Jaws 2."
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#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#339	p.46	Lost Themes
Review of John Carpenter's album Lost Themes.
Fangoria#351	p.24	Jordan Peele Doubles Down
The two filmmakers sit down for an epic one-on-one about what scares them, what scares you, and what scares mean.
Fangoria#351	p.52	Field Of Screams
Roy Rose had a vision of transforming an iconic TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE location into a destination spot for horror fans. So he built it - but two years later, he's still waiting for them to come.
Fangoria#351	p.83	Fest Finds
From the snowy peaks of Sundance to the cosmopolitian streets of Berlin, Sam has a slew of new movies to put on your radar.
Fangoria#352	p.93	Theme Music
Fangoria#353	p.10	Down with Death Videos!
Uptight folks have been trying to censor horror for decades - and Tony Timpone has been battling them just as long.
Fangoria#358	p.80	Evil Clowns And The Horror Fans Who Love Them
Why are clowns so damn scary?
Fangoria#359	p.24	Here Comes The Neighborhood
Little Marvin and KNB EFX's Howard Berger turns 1950s suburbia into a nightmare in Them.
Fangoria#359	p.52	The Carpenter Sound
The synthwave resurgence has given the iconic horror director a new chapter to his storied career.

Fangoria

Making a mountain out of an anthill is no picnic. Ask Ted Sherdeman, producer-writer for the 1954 classic...

Talking about Madame Xanadu and the controvercy about adult themes expressed in Marvel Preview's "Paradox". Also Howard the Duck is no more.

Before mainstream movies and TV discovered them, the living dead were all over the illustrated pages.

From the wilds of Texas comes a killer-clown flick that promises to big top them all.

A woman likes "Make Them Die Slowly."

The pros & cons of paintin' them "NOTLD" zombies green.

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

They're some of the baddest villains on the screen today. And all of them are Brion James.

When Clive Barker has nightmares, the crew at Image Animation gets busy turning them into flesh and foam.

After a pair of disappointments, screenwriters Bruce Joel Rubin sees his spiritual themes given just treatment in "Jacob's Ladder" and "Ghost."

Who's brave enough to tell Chucky and the Crypt Keeper what to do? Why, the man who created them, as he joins the ranks of director/FX men.

Before the first camera rolls, the "Tales from the Crypt" gang have to select the best stories and whip them into filmable shape.

Stan Winston thought the special makeups described in the blockbuster sequel's script would be impossible. So he and his crew did them anyway.

These unknowns are eternally grateful for the small parts director Mick Garrie allowed them.

What could be wrong with having two of sexy Drew Barrymore around? Wel, when one of them is really a homicidal worm monster...

In the movies as in real life, you just can't get rid of the pesky things.

Before the first computerized dinosaur was created for "Jurassic Park," Michael Crichton brought them to life in the novel and script.

Don't call them pigs - the abusive cops in this HBO chiller are another animal altogether.

Only the title returns, as this sequel's crew attempts a fresh twist on the demons-from-the past theme.

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

When a group of rising actresses get together for the "Black" remake, any one of them could wind up the heroine.

Some of the "Horror" series' most shocking moments were actually created in the CGI realm.

This film's vilains are mysterious, but you're sure to be hearing plenty about its creators.

Shame on them? Not according to actress Scout Taylor-Compton, who says the new "April Fool's Day" is something different.

Vive le Gore! Impending birth and explicit death are the themes of the year's most blood-drenched film.

DVD of the Month

The creators of "Dead Birds" had battles of their own while making their second war-themed fright film.

Subways are scary, religious fundamentalism is scary - put them together and you've got something truly frightening.

Fango goes on location to chat with those making the killer machines and those out to destroy them.

Whoever's chosen to replace Bruce Campbell in the Evil Dead remake will have some big shoes to fill - even as he keeps tripping over them.

Don't mess with the beautiful wilds of Australia, or you might find them messing with you.

The Krueger reboot may be the most anticipated - and controversial - modern horror remake of them all.

In love with monsters from childhood, author Benjamin Percy has now fully embraced them in his writings.

However you define them, Karen Black's trips in the horror/fantastical realm have been memorable.

Canadians Jen and Sylvia Soska are making names for themselves with a groundbreaking horror character. Fango Seal of Approval.

Long before the walking dead went mainstream, Michael JAckson and John Landis made them MTV-friendly.

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

Just when they thought it was safe to go back to the water, Universal needed director Jeannot Szwarc to rescue them on "Jaws 2."

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

In the shocking cinema of Peter Walker, Sheila Keith was often the nastiest of them all.

Review of John Carpenter's album Lost Themes.

The two filmmakers sit down for an epic one-on-one about what scares them, what scares you, and what scares mean.

Roy Rose had a vision of transforming an iconic TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE location into a destination spot for horror fans. So he built it - but two years later, he's still waiting for them to come.

From the snowy peaks of Sundance to the cosmopolitian streets of Berlin, Sam has a slew of new movies to put on your radar.

Uptight folks have been trying to censor horror for decades - and Tony Timpone has been battling them just as long.

Why are clowns so damn scary?

Little Marvin and KNB EFX's Howard Berger turns 1950s suburbia into a nightmare in Them.

The synthwave resurgence has given the iconic horror director a new chapter to his storied career.