Fangoria
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| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.4 | Transcript of Terror | |
You want new? You want different? You want unusual? You get it every month in the pages of Fangoria. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.5 | From Michigan with Blood | |
Emptying a cabin filled with cow dung was just one of creator Sam Raimi's adventures during the making of his "Evil Dead" movies. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8 | p.18 | New Interview: Wes Craven - The Early Years | |
Suppose you're a successful filmmaker that no one's heard of. What does that make you? A filmmaker no one's heard of. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.28 | The Prince of Horror | |
Vincent Price cautiously examines his legacy and the video revolution. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8 | p.34 | New Feature: Friday the 13th Scrapbook | |
After seven movies, a music video and a TV series, you know that our files are just bursting with Friday the 13th photos. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#13 | p.39 | Bonus Pinups: Jurassic Park | |
Bonus Jurassic Park poster | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#13 | p.40 | Bonus Pinups: Wolf | |
Bonus Wolf poster | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#13 | p.44 | Bonus Pinups: The Stand | |
Bonus The Stand poster | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8 | p.51 | New Interview: John Carradine Never Forgets! | |
Time and the frailty of the flesh have robbed us of the all-time great horror actors, but celluloid lives forever. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.58 | Blood from a Rocker | |
Veteran splatter rock pioneer Alice Cooper welcomes us back to his nightmare. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#7 | p.67 | Herschell Gordon Lewis Rises Again | |
Yeeee-hah! The Godfather of gore confronts his legacy. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4 | p.73 | No Shame | |
Did you have to slip this magazine under your jacket in order to sneak it into your house without your mother seeing it? | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#3 | p.73 | Outside Hollywood Afterthoughts by the Editor | |
In Hollywood, films are now so costly to make that a hefty percentage of the populace must plunk down their dollars at the boxoffice for a "medium budget" film to make a profit. | |||
| Fangoria#1 | p.32 | Godzilla Poster | |
A colorful painting/montage used for the Italian re-release of Godzilla. | |||
| Fangoria#1 | p.54 | The New Shape of Animation | |
It all started with a mouse, but in the 70s, animation has been given a new life by rabbits and hobbits. | |||
| Fangoria#1 | p.64 | The Evil | |
| Fangoria#2 | p.11 | Meet the Monster: Angus Scrimm - The Tall Man | |
The Tall Man played by Angus Scrimm in Phantasm | |||
| Fangoria#2 | p.32 | Bonus Doctor Who Poster | |
Bonus Doctor Who Poster | |||
| Fangoria#2 | p.62 | Mighty Mouse | |
| Fangoria#4 | p.4 | Imagination Inc. | |
Trend-conscious managing editor Bob Woods with some words on the wierd. | |||
| Fangoria#4 | p.18 | The Wizard of Gore | |
If you thought cinematic violence was a new wrinkle, you probably never heard of Herschel G. Lewis! | |||
| Fangoria#4 | p.22 | Don Siegel versus The Pods | |
How America's leading director of action films created an SF classic - in spite of the studio system. | |||
| Fangoria#4 | p.30 | Dawn of the Warrior Robots | |
The beginnings of a new breed of action hero! | |||
| Fangoria#4 | p.47 | The Robots of The Black Hole | |
Disney designer George McGinnis and effects man Danny Lee on the robot crew of SF's newest blockbuster! | |||
| Fangoria#4 | p.63 | Conan | |
| Fangoria#4 | p.63 | Phobia | |
| Fangoria#4 | p.64 | Effects | |
| Fangoria#4 | p.64 | The Fall of the House of Usher | |
| Fangoria#5 | p.13 | Bert I. Gordon's The Coming | |
An exclusive preview of this summer's occult shocker from Mr. B.I.G. | |||
| Fangoria#5 | p.16 | Village of the Damned | |
No floating saucers, no SFX dazzle - just Grade-A chills in Wolf Rilla's invasion classic! | |||
| Fangoria#5 | p.22 | The Legendary World of Faeries | |
Bound-In-Bonus: The Starlog Press Faeries Posterbook! Our biggest poster ever! | |||
| Fangoria#5 | p.39 | The Quartermass Conclusion | |
| Fangoria#6 | p.22 | Vincent Price The Corman Years | |
In an exclusive two-part interview, the elder statesman of evil recalls his part in the making of Roger Corman's AIP Poe films. | |||
| Fangoria#6 | p.31 | Through the Halls of Hammer | |
A concise history og the 60's leading horror studio, plus bound-in bonus poster. | |||
| Fangoria#6 | p.32 | From The House of Hammer | |
Bound-In Bonus Poster: Our Tribute to Hammer Films! | |||
| Fangoria#6 | p.55 | Count Fangor | |
Howard "Cryptkicker" Cruse with the first adventure of FANGORIA's fun-loving fiend. | |||
| Fangoria#6 | p.63 | Don't Go in the House | |
| Fangoria#7 | p.5 | The Postal Zone | |
Where the post catches up with us | |||
| Fangoria#7 | p.7 | How to Make a Maniac! | |
Manhattan madman Joe Spinell versus Femme Fatale Caroline Munro - terror from director William Lustig | |||
| Fangoria#7 | p.14 | Bob Short Tall on Imagination | |
The "Robby the Robot" man takes us behind the scenes of ST - TMP, the new CE3K an his own The Terror Factor | |||
| Fangoria#7 | p.34 | Vincent Price The Corman Years | |
More on Price at AIP; plus Fangoria's Vincent Price Fantasy Filmography | |||
| Fangoria#7 | p.55 | The Legacy of Alfred Hitchcock | |
Part One - From The Lodger to Rear Window; plus the Hitchcock Suspense Filmography | |||
| Fangoria#7 | p.59 | Count Fangor | |
The Vampire Strikes Back! | |||
| Fangoria#7 | p.61 | Conan | |
| Fangoria#7 | p.61 | Lifehouse | |
| Fangoria#8 | p.10 | The Horror of Dracula | |
Hammer Films expand its empire of fright with its second Lee and Cushing classic - as recorded by effects man Syd Pearson and film editor Bill Lenny. | |||
| Fangoria#8 | p.14 | Fade to Black | |
Producer George Braunstein takes us behind the scenes of the new film from the company that brought you Halloween. | |||
| Fangoria#8 | p.52 | Force Five | |
Previewing an ambitious new animated science-fiction TV series! | |||
| Fangoria#8 | p.59 | Count Fangor | |
An invitation to dine with Fangor, Cryptina and Ratfeed - it's the last castle on the left! | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.9 | The Howling | |
Werewolves on the loose! An exclusive preview of Joe "Piranha" Dante's The Howling | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.15 | Conan - A Progress Report | |
Yes, Virginia, there will be a Conan movie... | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.29 | He Knows You're Alone | |
Another surprise blockbuster from a young independent filmmaker... Armand Mastroianni interviewed by Leslie Horvitz | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.41 | Andre De Toth on the making of House of Wax | |
Andre de Toth has been a film director since 1943. Though he has made many excellent action pictures, including The Indian Fighter, The Two-Headed Spy ond the "dirty dozen" styled war picture Play Dirty, he will be best remembered by Fangorians euerywhere as the director of House of Wax, de Toth's only horror effort and the first major Hollywood feature to be filmed in 3-D. | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.61 | Count Fangor | |
Count Fangor on a date? | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.62 | 3-D Revival | |
Just as we're getting ready to go to press, we've been hearing rumors from all over - 3-D is coming back! | |||
| Fangoria#9 | p.65 | Scare Us! | |
Only two winners this issue, but as an extra some reader's poetry in The Prank Caller. | |||
| 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#10 | p.36 | The Horror of Sangster | |
The screenwriter behind Hammer Films' revivals of Frankenstein and Dracula recalls his role in that studio's "Golden Age." | |||
| Fangoria#10 | p.51 | Faeries | |
A coversation with the three animators who will soon give us the history of Faeries | |||
| Fangoria#10 | p.59 | Count Fangor | |
It's the Holiday Season in Fangoria | |||
| Fangoria#10 | p.61 | Shogun Assassin | |
| Fangoria#11 | p.18 | Tobe Hooper's Funhouse | |
Producer Mace Neufield and makeup FX men Rick Baker and Craig Reardon beget a monster! | |||
| Fangoria#11 | p.34 | Fisher Fantastica | |
The World of Terence Fisher & Hammer Films | |||
| Fangoria#11 | p.57 | Count Fangor | |
Playtime with the Count - bring your own milk & cookies! | |||
| Fangoria#11 | p.60 | Tales of the Haunted | |
| Fangoria#11 | p.60 | This House Possessed | |
| Fangoria#13 | p.13 | An American Werewolf in London | |
John Landis - director of The Blues Brothers and Animal House - on his 10-year "dream project." | |||
| Fangoria#13 | p.20 | Michael Wadleigh and The Wolfen | |
Michael Wadleigh goes for shock plus social significance in his first feature film since 1968's Woodstock. | |||
| Fangoria#13 | p.28 | Storytellers of Terror | |
Charles L. Grant and Ramsey Campbell discuss what it takes to make horror work on paper! | |||
| Fangoria#13 | p.59 | For Romero Fans Only - Our Most Exciting Contest Ever! | |
George Romero follows in the footsteps of Cronenberg and King by allowing us to cheapen his image with another silly contest! | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#1 | p.18 | Tom Savini Updated | |
Savini found the time to speak with us on his latest activities, and some of the plans for the Romero film. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#1 | p.54 | Chris Walas | |
The tale of a struggling make-up effects man who went from New World Pictures to Lucasfilms' ILM in just a year! | |||
| Fangoria#16 | p.35 | The Harryhausen Interview | |
The wrap-up to our three-part conversation with the stop-motion magician - and a complete guide to his feature films! | |||
| Fangoria#16 | p.35 | The Ray Harryhausen Filmography | |
The filmography of Ray Harryhausen. | |||
| Fangoria#16 | p.42 | Lawrence D. Cohen | |
The screenwriter of Carrie and Ghost Story discusses his "novel" approach to film adaptation. | |||
| Fangoria#16 | p.46 | On the Set of Swamp Thing Part 2: Adrienne Barbeau | |
Plus: a brief moment with Nicholas Worth and The Fire Stunt | |||
| Fangoria#16 | p.54 | Basket Case | |
Writer-director Frank Henenlotter and producer Edgar Ievins tell us just how easy it is to make an important horror film... | |||
| Fangoria#17 | p.17 | Wes Craven! Also: Dinner with a Playmate | |
Part 3 - On The Set of Swamp Thing | |||
| Fangoria#17 | p.23 | Herschell Gordon Lewis Today | |
The original godfather of gore! | |||
| Fangoria#17 | p.28 | On Wolves real & reel | |
We've always wanted to use that corny title! A nice article for a change. | |||
| Fangoria#17 | p.38 | Dark Shadows Revisited | |
Return with us to the 1960's - when soapy horror dominated the afternoon airwaves! | |||
| Fangoria#17 | p.58 | Venom | |
The first of many serpentine suspense films heading our way. | |||
| Fangoria#17 | p.59 | The Thing | |
The Thing just completed principal photography. | |||
| Fangoria#18 | p.8 | Behind the Scenes of Count Fangor Meets Hitler | |
The latest from Fango Productions - because you asked for it! | |||
| Fangoria#18 | p.24 | Splatter in the Living Room | |
The Booming Business of Video Violence | |||
| Fangoria#18 | p.59 | Contest Status Report | |
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#3 | p.20 | Evil Dead | |
Stephen King calls it "the most ferociously original movie of 1982." | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.4 | The Uncle Who Would Be King | |
Uncle Bob tells us about a day in the life of an interim king. | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.5 | The Postal Zone | |
A Cujo exclusive! H.G. Lewis on David Letterman! A message to John Carpenter! | |||
| 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.24 | Ackermonster Quits Famous Monsters! | |
"Acksclusive" to FANGORIA The Most Incredible Article We - Or Any Other Filmonster Magazine - Has Ever Published! | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.40 | Klaus Kinski | |
The Master of Screen Depravity Speaks | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.42 | Blood Farming With Ed Kelleher | |
A Talk With the Screenwriter of those Cult Curiousities, Invasion of the Blood Farmers and Shriek of the Mutilated. | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.47 | Poltergeist Effects | |
Poltergeist was this summer's fun-filled roller coaster ride through a haunted house. Modern technology gives old-fashioned movie making a whole new look. | |||
| Fangoria#24 | p.62 | Doctor Butcher, M.D. | |
| Fangoria#26 | p.4 | Imagination Inc. | |
The Big Poster Scoop, and Uncle Bob's fabulous giveaway offer! | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.8 | Tanya Roberts! | |
The Gorgeous Star of Tourist Trap and The Beastmaster Speaks to Fango in the Latest Installment of our Fantasy Femme Fatale Series. | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.25 | House of the Long Shadows | |
Lee, Price, Cushing and Carradine Together for the First Time! Mark of the Devil director Michael Armstrong Talks About Scripting the All-Star Horror Show. | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.29 | I, Corpse Grinder | |
Ted V. Minkels, Director of Astro Zombies and The Corpse Grinders, Spills His Guts About his Fabulous Exploitation Career. | |||
| Fangoria#26 | p.45 | Two Thousand Maniacs | |
| Fangoria#26 | p.50 | At Home With Herschell Gordon Lewis | |
Manuscript found in Miami garbage dump, circa 1982 Author: Randy Palmer Present whereabouts: unknown | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.8 | Makeup Is Just A Start | |
John Buechler, Makeup Effects Artist for Roger Corman and Mausoleum, is Planning on Doing More Than Making Monsters | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.12 | Directing Psycho II | |
Australian Director Richard Franklin on the Challenge of Following in Hitchcock's Footsteps | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.22 | Death by VHS | |
Indie moviemaker Walter Ruether delves into horror like mom (and pop) used to make. | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.24 | The Incredible Strange Ray Dennis Steckler | |
(Who Stopped Making Movies Just Long Enough To Give This Crazy Mixed-up Interview) | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.28 | Our Man In Matoul | |
Actor Ian McCulloch battled cannibal corpses and restless natives in the greatest Italian gorefest of all time. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.44 | Far Beyond Horror | |
Metal icon Philip H. Anselmo and friends are stitching together a true horror film/music festival. | |||
| Fangoria#28 | p.52 | Hammer's Veronica | |
The Beautiful Veronica Carlson Talks About her Years as a Femme Fatale at Hammer Horror | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.5 | Confessions of a "Holocaust" survivor | |
Confessions of a "Holocaust" survivor | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.6 | Gut Reactions | |
Old fans welcome us back with severed arms. | |||
| 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.14 | Yoshihiro Nishumura: King of J-Splatter | |
As a director and FX creator, he creates insane bloodshed that has fans gushing. | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.18 | Bonus Book Except From The Amazing Hershell Gordon Lewis | |
Fango Exclusive! Chapter 14 from Fantaco's Upcoming Book on the Godfather of Gore Reveals the Behind-the-Scenes Story of Wizard of Gore and the Gore-Gore Girls. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.26 | Cannibal Holocaust | |
Poster of Cannibal Holocaust | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.26 | The Brain From Planet Arous | |
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.28 | Ruggero Deodato: Maestro Cannibale | |
The Italian director staged a "Holocaust" that burned deep into the international consciousness. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.36 | Tim Lucas: Tales From the Attic | |
The art of the audio commentary involves more than getting your facts straight, plus a list of audio commentaries by Tim Lucas. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.40 | Tales of the Brothers Gore | |
From flesheating to Frankenstein, these sibling special FX artists have done it all. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.43 | Inside Hermann's Head | |
Herrmann Kopp provided the music for a grotty kind of love in the "Nekromantik" duo. | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.51 | The Fabulous Millers of The Twilight Zone | |
George Miller From Chinchilla, Australia to 20,000 Feet | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.54 | The Dick Miller Zone | |
The Exclusive Interview that Playboy Couldn't Get | |||
| Fangoria#29 | p.62 | Little Shop of Horrors - The Movie Musical! | |
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.10 | Rock The House | |
It wasn't all serious business when Dimitri made his haunted-prison picture "Slaughterhouse Rock." | |||
| Fangoria#30 | p.12 | The British Terror of Freddie Francis | |
The Director of The Skull and Tales from the Crypt Talks About his Prolific Career. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.22 | Life Among The Cannibals | |
Actor Robert Kerman was horrified by some of what went on while making an Italian gore classic. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.26 | Fred Vogel: King of the Modern Underground | |
He started with "August," and things only got more chilling from there. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.32 | Fred Vogel: The Interview | |
The man who has outraged many digs deep into horrors both reel and real. | |||
| Fangoria#30 | p.40 | Vincent Price | |
The Veteran Master of Menace Speaks out on Current Horror and his Upcoming Role in the All-Star Chiller House of the Long Shadows. | |||
| Fangoria#30 | p.50 | From The Beast to Bates! | |
The Beast Within, Class of 1984 and Psych 2 are just the beginning for screenwriter Tom Holland. | |||
| Fangoria#30 | p.56 | Reardon at 20,000 Feet | |
OK! So we already used that line on the Miller interview! What do you want, already! | |||
| Fangoria#30 | p.60 | Blood Bath at the House of Death | |
| Fangoria#30 | p.61 | Hideous Sun Demon - The Final Edition | |
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.8 | Experiments, Flowers and Mermaids... Oh My! | |
Take a trip into the bowels of Eastern bloodshed with the notorious "Guinea Pig" films. | |||
| 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. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.34 | Susan Justin's "Forbidden World" | |
A new column devoted to macabre movie music debuts with Susan Justin talking of her spacy "Forbidden World" score. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.40 | Burn, Angel, Burn! | |
Adult-film star Joanna Angel has made a cottage industry out of turning horror classics even more explicit. | |||
| 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.11 | Catalogs of Depravity | |
Jake West and Marc Morris guide us through the UK's draconian days of "video nasties." | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.18 | The Tortured World of Andrey Iskanov | |
From Russia with blood, one confrontational filmmaker continues to hold nothing back. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.22 | His Cross to Scare | |
Filmmaker Adam Ahlbrandt drenches the City of Brotherly Love with vicious bloodletting. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.42 | Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein | |
Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein continues to make monstrous music for misfits everywhere. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.44 | The Trouble With Spookies | |
Too many monsyters for too little money caused big problems on the small-budgeted '80s flick. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#3 | p.46 | Scorsese on Cronenberg | |
A film industry giant explains why his imagination is haunted and hounded by the films of a certain Canadian. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.4 | The allure of the atrocious | |
The allure of the atrocious | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.22 | Bloody, Bloody Bressack | |
From grisly reality to campy nature amok, James Cullen Bressack is sampling all the flavors of horror. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.26 | U.S. of Argh! | |
Uncle Sam gets skewered -along with everyone else- in the revolting "Amerikan Holokaust." | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.46 | Chanel Number One | |
Actress Chanel Ryan dissects the process that has made her a rising star on the scream scene. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#0 | p.16 | Tim Lucas: Tales From The Attic: Jean-Jacques Pauvert and the "Aninomicon" | |
While "Famous Monsters" first thrilled kids, a French publication examined genre cinema for adults. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#3 | p.61 | Basket Case | |
Writer-director Frank Henenlotter and producer Edgard Ievins tell us just how easy it is to make an independent horror film... | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.16 | The Italian Hitchcock | |
Part two of our Dario Argento interview - Suspiria, Dawn of the Dead and beyond... | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.25 | Secrets of the Phantom Caverns | |
A behind-the-scenes look at the perilous filming of a subterranean fantasy-adventure. | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.29 | Video from Planet Arous | |
A look at Admit One, the video company that dares to be junky. | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.32 | Hammer's Monster Man | |
An exclusive interview with Roy Ashton, Hammer Horror's chief makeup artist, the man who "gave Dracula his cutting edge." | |||
| Fangoria#35 | p.38 | The Stephen King Interview | |
Part one of our exclusive interview with the master horror novelist. | |||
| 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. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4 | p.20 | Joe Dante | |
Cute, Clever, Mischievous, Intelligent, And Maybe Even Dangerous | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4 | p.44 | Chris Walas | |
Dangerous... Definitely! | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#5 | p.30 | Arnold Schwarzenegger is The Terminator | |
The muscular star stops by with a warning, "I'll be back!" | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#4 | p.34 | Steve Johnson: Foambuster! | |
When Richard Edlund needs special makeup for the forthcoming sequels to Poltergeist and Ghostbusters, who's he gonna call? | |||
| Fangoria#42 | p.2 | Scream Greats #17: Silent Night, Deadly Night | |
"Scream Greats" Pull-Out Poster #17 A Santa Claus Victim From 'Silent Night, Deadly Night' | |||
| Fangoria#42 | p.35 | Rapid-Fire Makeup | |
With six fantasy-feature assignments in the past year, John Buechler may be the most prolific makeup-effects man around. | |||
| Fangoria#42 | p.40 | The Pit & the Pen of Alex Gordon | |
Remake of She (Who Must be Obeyed) | |||
| Fangoria#42 | p.62 | Sci-Fi-Town, USA | |
| Fangoria#42 | p.63 | Back Off, Man - I'm a Lawyer | |
| Fangoria#44 | p.32 | Horror in Print: Robert R. McCammon | |
Writing in the dead of night, novelist McCammon conjures up L.A. vampires and the descendant of Roderick Usher. | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.14 | Not Just Another Cog in the Corman Factory | |
Jack Hill, the director od Spider Baby and Sorceress, on his 20 years with Roger Corman, from the frantic mid 60's to the decline of Corman's New World. | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.25 | A Tribute to a Trend-Setter in Mystery and Suspense | |
Alex Gordon on Wilkie Collins. | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.27 | Meet the Ghoul Brothers! | |
Talented readers show us what they think the hideous musical combo looks like in our Ghoul Brothers Makeup Contest. | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.43 | Delivering the Right Stuff | |
From Cohen to Edlund to Abel with Steve Neill | |||
| Fangoria#45 | p.48 | Dr. Terror's House Of Horrors | |
| Fangoria#45 | p.49 | House by the Cemetery | |
| Fangoria#45 | p.62 | The Complete Night of the Living Dead Filmbook | |
| Fangoria#47 | p.25 | The Shakespeare Chainsaw Massacre | |
Splatter on PBS! The Shakespeare Plays closed with Titus Adronicus, the Bard's bloodiest -and perhaps worst- play. | |||
| Fangoria#47 | p.62 | House | |
| Fangoria#51 | p.10 | Russo's "Majorettes" | |
Filming of Majorettes has started. | |||
| Fangoria#51 | p.21 | "It's Not Just Another Horror-Comedy!" | |
Jason director Steve Miner dissects "House-" | |||
| Fangoria#51 | p.26 | Tar Man and Half-Corpse: The Makeup FX "Return of the Living Dead" | |
Kenny Myers and Tony Gardner remember -and dismember- their last-minute attemps to brush up the lively dead. | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.6 | Knights of the Living Dread | |
A riotous essay exposes educational deficiencies. | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.24 | An AIP Director Screams Again | |
Englishman Gordon ("Scream and Scream Again") Hessler relives his spotty past with Hitchcock, Poe, Price and Harryhausen. | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.28 | On the Highway to Hell with The Hitcher | |
First-time director Robert Harman weaves a new suspense thriller that gives hitchhiking and french fries a bad nema! | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.38 | The Father of The Blob | |
Maverick producer Jack Harris reminisces about space Jell-O, fourth dimension killers, John Landis' "Schlock" and other low-budget wonders! | |||
| Fangoria#53 | p.62 | Return of The Fearless Official Fango Library | |
The Final Chapter -A Pictoral History of Horror Movies -The Twilight Zone Companion -Alfred Hitchcock Presents -Horror! -Horror and Science Fiction Films III -Fast and Furious: The Story of American International Pictures -The Great Book of Movie Villains | |||
| Fangoria#55 | p.11 | Commander USA Speaks | |
| Fangoria#55 | p.21 | Inside Mechanical & Makeup Imageries | |
John Buechler opens the doors of his busy makeup FX studio! | |||
| Fangoria#55 | p.27 | Three Days with David Cronenberg's The Fly | |
After a three-year hiatus, the cult filmmaker is back with makeup FX by Chris ("Gremlins") Walas and Fango was there! | |||
| Fangoria#55 | p.52 | "Miami Golem" Diary | |
Our busy British correspondent visits the set of an Italian schlock epic and finds himself in front of the cameras with buxom starlets! | |||
| Fangoria#57 | p.14 | The Man Who Would Be Emperor - Part Two | |
Independent filmmaker Charles Band discusses the form and foundations of his fear-fantasy Empire. | |||
| Fangoria#57 | p.18 | New Dates with Norman Bates | |
Writer Charles ("The Fly") Pogue discusses the story that you didn't see in "Psycho III!" | |||
| Fangoria#57 | p.30 | What is Wraith? | |
A roundtable discussion by the young stars and director of a new supernatural actioner sheds light on a new summer fear flick. | |||
| Fangoria#57 | p.42 | Leatherface in Love: On the set of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2" | |
Tobe Hooper reunites the infamous cannibal family and put Yuppies on the menu! | |||
| Fangoria#57 | p.54 | The Face That Must Die | |
| Fangoria#57 | p.60 | Horror Video Discoveries - Part One | |
The ones that got away. | |||
| Fangoria#58 | p.14 | The Original Mushnick | |
As the new "Little Shop of Horrors" gears for release, Mel Welles -the first flower store owner- looks back on his Corman days and other horror credits! | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#6 | p.34 | Men, Monsters & Madness: On the Set of From Beyond | |
Can the pros behind "Re-Animator" top their previous blood-drenched antics? | |||
| Fangoria#60 | p.20 | The Exorcist 13th Anniversary: The Star: Linda Blair | |
An exclusive talk with Linda Blair! | |||
| Fangoria#60 | p.34 | Remaking Little Shop of Horrors | |
A boy, a girl and a man-eating plant return to the screen in a musical monster comedy remake! | |||
| Fangoria#60 | p.40 | Razorback | |
| Fangoria#60 | p.57 | Forrest J. Ackerman, Famous Monster of Filmland | |
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#7 | p.18 | "Friday the 13th: The Television Series" | |
Don't expect to see this masked fellow on Friday the 13th: The Television Series this fall. | |||
| Fangoria#64 | p.20 | My Demon Artist | |
Legendary comics artist Berni Wrightson kicks out his movie shoes for "My Demon Lover," "Ghostbusters" and others. | |||
| Fangoria#64 | p.42 | Moving into House II | |
When is a sequel not a sequel? Ethan Wiley and Sean Cunningham take a bold new approach to cinematic architecture. | |||
| Fangoria#64 | p.46 | Raiders of the Living Dead - Zombies on a Shoestring | |
"Dracula vs. Frankenstein" creator Sam Sherman muses over the death of the drive-in and the birth of his latest undead action flick. | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#7 | p.32 | The Six Faces of Jason - Part Two | |
Warning: Playing Jason Voorhees can be hazardous to your health, not to mention your acting career and your sanity. | |||
| Fangoria#70 | p.19 | Terror in the Haunted House | |
| Fangoria#70 | p.32 | Voodoo Dawn | |
| Fangoria#71 | p.14 | Night of the Living Dead 20th Anniversary: Where the Living Dead are Buried - Part One | |
Twenty years ago, George Romero and John Russo unleached a horde of flesh-eating ghouls on the Age of Flower Power. So where are they now? | |||
| Fangoria#71 | p.26 | Night of the Living Dead 20th Anniversary: Secrets of the Living Dead | |
Here"s Bill Hinzman, the man who served as flagship to a flood of famous flesh eaters. Fango exclusive. | |||
| Fangoria#71 | p.32 | Sorority House Massacre | |
| Fangoria#71 | p.40 | Cellar Dweller and the Miracle Makers | |
Meet the real monster squad: John Buechler and his clubhouse of FX personnel at MMI. | |||
| Fangoria#71 | p.44 | Lost in a World Gone Wild | |
Turning an army of extras into Bruce Dern's enemies just takes a little faith and lots of patience, says FX man Rob Burman. | |||
| Fangoria#71 | p.54 | Those Shocking Scientists | |
Mad doctor roll call | |||
| Fangoria#72 | p.11 | Anguish | |
| Fangoria#72 | p.20 | Horror in Print: Gary Brandner | |
A mild-mannered author is stalked by his own hideous creation run amok: the "Howling" movies! | |||
| Fangoria#72 | p.24 | Mortuary Academy A Little Bit of Class | |
"Eating Raoul" has made it tougher and tougher for Paul Bartel to remain the exploitation industry's best-kept secret. | |||
| Fangoria#72 | p.28 | On the Beat with Maniac Cop | |
Go ahead, make Bruce Campbell's day. "Maniac" director Bill Lustig returns with a badge-toting slasher. | |||
| Fangoria#72 | p.44 | Independent Spotlight: Lurkers and Slaughterhouse Rock | |
Dreams and wretched fiends set the tone for two features attacking your local screen now. | |||
| Fangoria#72 | p.50 | Dracula's Widow Comes Out Mourning | |
The tale of a famous Romanian spouse brings Fango on the set visit that (sort of) wasn't. | |||
| Fangoria#74 | p.7 | The Postal Zone | |
Russo's revenge | |||
| Fangoria#74 | p.18 | House II: The Second Story | |
| Fangoria#74 | p.24 | Bust-'Em-Up Biehn | |
After surviving "ALIENS," a "Terminator" and "The Seventh Sign" of Apocalypse, Michael Biehn comes to blows with his real enemy: half-baked roles. | |||
| Fangoria#75 | p.18 | Mystery of the Wax Museum | |
| Fangoria#75 | p.19 | Stage Fright | |
| Fangoria#75 | p.58 | House Shudders / The Architecture of Fear | |
| Fangoria#75 | p.62 | The Michael Gough Dossier | |
The Gough report | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8 | p.27 | If You Knew Clive Like We Know Clive... | |
In the space of a few years, the horror field has made this Brit a handsome millionaire. Is he going to ditch us now? | |||
| The Bloody Best of Fangoria#8 | p.44 | Elm Street's Five-Ring Circus | |
Yeah, it's another Freddy FX piece. Think you've seen it all? You wouldn't believe some of the talent they lined up for this one. | |||
| 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#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#80 | p.18 | John Russo Remembers Duane Jones | |
John Russo has good memories of the lead actor of Night of the Living Dead | |||
| Fangoria#80 | p.20 | Friday the 13th: The Series Survives | |
Its enemies swore it couldn't last half a season. Now the little horror anthology show that could steps into the prime time arena. | |||
| Fangoria#80 | p.56 | The House of Caine | |
| Fangoria#81 | p.10 | Food of the Gods II | |
The giant rats return, minus Bert I. Godon. | |||
| Fangoria#81 | p.36 | Step Right Up for The Horror Show | |
Vicious murderers are never as dangerous as when they're dead, according to a new Sean Cunningham production. | |||
| Fangoria#81 | p.54 | Ripper | |
| Fangoria#81 | p.60 | The Carradine Era Ends | |
"I am a HAM! And the ham in an actor is what makes him interesting!" | |||
| Fangoria#82 | p.36 | Zombies Love the "Night Life" | |
The state-of-the-art living dead drive cars, cause train wrecks and don't even know they died. | |||
| Fangoria#82 | p.46 | Slaughterhouse Rock | |
| Fangoria#82 | p.58 | The Amazing Colossal Con Job | |
The Giant Behemoth's breath and body odor could kill. No foolin'. | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.14 | The Original Scream Queen: Fay Wray | |
When they began making pictures with sound, somebody had to put it to good use. This Hollywood legend shrieked her lungs out with style. | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.22 | Exclusive Set Report! Friday the 13th Part VIII Jason Takes Manhattan | |
Kane Hodder returns as the slaughter champ, but the setting isn't the only thing changing this time around. | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.28 | Blood Salvage To Live and Die in Dixie | |
Things are lookin' mighty gross out at Uncle Jake's Used Human parts operation. Mighty gross, indeed. | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.40 | A Zombie's Testament | |
After a long, hard journey, "Document of the Dead" has found its way into your house. Here's the inside story. | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.45 | This C.H.U.D.'s for You | |
Just another dumb horror comedy? Hardly, this may be the dumbest horror comedy ever. | |||
| Fangoria#85 | p.58 | Fango Does TV! | |
"You guys need a television commercial," they told us. Easier said than done, gang. | |||
| Fangoria#86 | p.6 | The Great Mort Rip-off | |
Chunky mucus | |||
| Fangoria#86 | p.20 | Blood at First Bite Heartstopper | |
Tom Savini returns to acting in John Russo's vampire-in-Pittsburgh tale. | |||
| Fangoria#86 | p.40 | Jason's Journal | |
Day by day, death by death, horror star Kane Hodder recorded his "Friday the 13th, Part VIII" set experiences just for us. | |||
| Fangoria#86 | p.51 | Beneath The Weekend of Horrors | |
The new Fango convention, Take Two: It was a monstrous bash, but we got out alive. Barely. | |||
| Fangoria#87 | p.15 | Slimebuster! | |
Drunken monsters, actors in bird costumes, killer voles, lascivious moth... writer/director/actor Robert Hutton has seen it all. | |||
| Fangoria#87 | p.36 | Myers cries! Loomis dies! On Set with Halloween 5 | |
Back in the yearly slaughter business, the Shape pulls a few surprises out of his sleeve. | |||
| Fangoria#87 | p.58 | Making Movies | |
| 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#91 | p.12 | Hardware | |
In a world plagued by famine, two people are about to face something more dangerous: Mark 13. | |||
| Fangoria#91 | p.20 | Tremors Rocks the House | |
A stellar cast highlights the best giant worm movie this year. Let's hope it's a trend. | |||
| Fangoria#91 | p.34 | Vicious | |
| Fangoria#91 | p.42 | New! Extra-Strength Basket Case 2 | |
Belial lives! The fabulous freak brothers return after a eight-year absence, and this time they've got competition. | |||
| Fangoria#91 | p.52 | Queen of '60s Horror | |
For the lovely Hazel Court, the toughest thing about working with terror titans Price, Karloff, Lee, Cushing and Lorre was keeping a straight face. | |||
| 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.36 | Tales from the Darkside: The Movie | |
Deep inside an abandoned school, mummies awaken, hellcats attack, gargoyles stalk and KNB rocks the house. | |||
| 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#92 | p.46 | Breed Magic | |
When Clive Barker has nightmares, the crew at Image Animation gets busy turning them into flesh and foam. | |||
| Fangoria#93 | p.6 | "Nightbreed" Postscript | |
Beware the bilious Barker! | |||
| Fangoria#93 | p.36 | Cute. Clever. Mischievous. Intelligent. Sequelized. Gremlins 2 The New Batch | |
Heavyweight filmmaker Joe Dante knows you don't want more of the same. So he's giving you Christopher Lee, spider gremlins and a binturong. | |||
| Fangoria#93 | p.42 | Prom Night III The Last Kiss Lingers on Your Lips | |
The murderous Mary Lou returns in a new sequel that proves what we always suspected: High school is hell. | |||
| Fangoria#93 | p.52 | Blake House | |
| Fangoria#93 | p.54 | The Creature Walken Beside Him | |
After risking adventures into the Black Lagoon, zombie-packed Mora Tau and dysentric Mexico, actor Gregg Palmer looks back in laughter. | |||
| Fangoria#94 | p.7 | The Postal Zone | |
We love "Nightbreed"; "Tremors" rocked the house. | |||
| Fangoria#94 | p.26 | Monsters Maven | |
With competition so fierce in the FX industry, Vincent Guastini has his own approach: Just attempt the impossible. | |||
| Fangoria#94 | p.54 | Frankenstein Must Be Sloshed! | |
They don't adapt horror classics on live TV anymore. A makeup pioneer remembers why. | |||
| Fangoria#95 | p.2 | Scream Greats: Ghosthouse | |
| Fangoria#95 | p.24 | Pittsburgh and the Pendulum | |
George Romero and Dario Argento are both genre geniuses redefining Poe in their own terms. And that's where the similarities end. | |||
| Fangoria#95 | p.33 | Spontaneous Combustion | |
| Fangoria#95 | p.35 | It's Not Over Till the Fat Lady Splits | |
Rob Bottin's contributions to "Total Recall" involved much more than just constructing the makeup FX. | |||
| Fangoria#95 | p.52 | MPAA War Story | |
In this Fango exclusive, the producer of "Blood Salvage" reveals how he took on the rating board and lived to tell about it. | |||
| Fangoria#95 | p.61 | The Wasteland | |
Having mistakenly left Jenny too much money on the previous night's visit, the fairies were forced to return the following evening to seek compensation. | |||
| Fangoria#96 | p.24 | The Arresting Saga of Maniac Cop 2 | |
You have the right to remain silent a little longer, as the slasher in blue heads into his own series. | |||
| Fangoria#96 | p.33 | Murder Story | |
| Fangoria#96 | p.40 | Making His Mark With Mutants | |
From the sublime to the ridiculous, FX man Mark Williams has contributed creatures to a gallery of recent films. | |||
| Fangoria#96 | p.52 | Horror in Print: Chet Williamson | |
The author of "Reign" and "Dreamthorp" wants to do more than just scare you. | |||
| Fangoria#98 | p.11 | The Ambulance | |
Just when you thought it was safe to call 911... | |||
| Fangoria#98 | p.14 | Out of the Shadows | |
Like vampire Barnabas Collins, TV's "Dark Shadows" refuses to die; a father-and-son writing team discuss the revival of Dan Curtis' horror serial. | |||
| 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#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#99 | p.28 | King's Lot: Clowning Around With Tim Curry | |
The screen's most famous transvestite adopts a deceptively cheery face to play the child-stalking villain of "It." | |||
| Fangoria#99 | p.50 | Let's Do the Mindwarp | |
Fangoria Films' debut gives a young director his first non-Corman project, Angus Scrimm his first kiss and Bruce Campbell his umpteenth thrashing. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.20 | They Write the Blood | |
There's more to women's fiction than soapy romances: Check out these authors for some serious horror. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.24 | Ripped Off in Rome | |
Actress Caroline Munro went to work on "The Black Cat" and found out that Italian filmmakers don't just steal movie ideas. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.29 | Baring Her Soul | |
Not just another pretty face, Vivian Schilling is one of the best of the up-and-coming genre writers. | |||
| 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#102 | p.34 | Scare Sisters | |
Vampire/werewolf battles, deadly dolls and a murderous mirror are coming to the screen with a woman's touch behind each. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.42 | A Field Guide to Scream Queens | |
A handy checklist of horror starlets, with select comments on life in the B-movie industry. | |||
| Fangoria#102 | p.67 | The Wasteland | |
My Dinner with Medusa | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.11 | The Haunted | |
If your house is spooked by evil spirits, don't fret; you might get your story turned into a TV movie The Haunted. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.14 | Cameron's Closet | |
From "Death of a Salesman" on Broadway to the death of a porn actress in "Toolbox Murders," Cameron Mitchell's long career has hit numerous highs and lows. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.21 | State of the Horror Nation | |
The genre ain't what it used to be, and some industry insiders halp us explore why. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.35 | Children of the Night - What Music He Makes | |
Director Tony ("Hellbound") Randel aims to create a different modern vampire with Fango Films' second screen effort. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.46 | Revenge of the Monster Model Kits | |
Quality and price-wise, the new build-it-yourself creature collectibles are several steps beyond the Aurora favorites. | |||
| Fangoria#103 | p.49 | Model Company Directory | |
Model Company Directory | |||
| Fangoria#104 | p.14 | Full Nelson | |
Strong enough to support a Crab Monster! Tough enough to scare vicious dogs! Actor Ed Nelson gave his all in a string of Roger Corman cheapies. | |||
| Fangoria#104 | p.28 | The Doors Reopen for House IV | |
Is it horror, or is it comedy? We'll give you a hint: One of the creatures is a killer pizza. | |||
| Fangoria#104 | p.43 | The House of Usher | |
| Fangoria#104 | p.50 | Paul Naschy: The Human Years - Part Two | |
Forgoing his famous werewolf character, the Spanish horror star turned director for a string of shockers, only some of which are available here. | |||
| Fangoria#104 | p.57 | The Midwife of Mutilation | |
From H.G. Lewis films to Ilsa, exploitation veteran David F. Friedman helped make the drive-in a gorier place to be. | |||
| Fangoria#105 | p.14 | Stardom at Bey | |
He never became a household name, but actor Turhan Bey contributed his part to the horror films of the '40s. | |||
| 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.32 | Dangerous Game | |
| Fangoria#105 | p.34 | Blood, Red, Body Parts | |
In this schocker, another of writer/director Eric Red's protagonists finds he would have been matter off taking the bus. | |||
| Fangoria#105 | p.50 | Chopped Up at the Altar | |
Will the Bride get to the lab on time? Will the crew find a serum substitute? Find out as our exclusive "Bride of the Re-Animator" FX diary continues. | |||
| Fangoria#105 | p.57 | The Illustrated History of Horror Comics | |
| Fangoria#106 | p.20 | Lovecraft Lives: The Art of Cthulhu | |
Lack of explicit description in HPL's stories hasn't stopped comic artists from adopting him, as the upcoming "Illustrated H.P. Lovecraft" proves. | |||
| Fangoria#106 | p.44 | Child's Play 3: Chucky the Toy Soldier | |
The folks behind the deadly doll's ramoage swear that this will be more than just another sequel. | |||
| 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#107 | p.63 | Up To Bat | |
Dracula is rising from the comics page in over a half dozen new titles from the best in the business. | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.6 | Freddy-something | |
A thousand points of fright | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.14 | The Bride of AIP | |
The career of '60s scream star Susan Hart took her from the clutches of "The Slime People" to the arms of American International prez James H. Nicholson. | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.26 | Under the Stairs and Through the Blood | |
... To Man and Woman's house of horrors we go. Wes Craven returns to primal, unsettling fears in his latest creation. | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.34 | Maniac Cop 2 | |
| Fangoria#108 | p.42 | Nights of the Hopping Dead - Part 2 | |
While most American horror comedies fail miserably, Asian terror spoofs emerge as the best in the bussiness. | |||
| Fangoria#108 | p.52 | Evil Ernie Rules! | |
He's an undead teenager leading an army of zombies on a murderous rampage, aiming to hack his way from comics to the silver screen. | |||
| Fangoria#109 | p.34 | Madhouse | |
| 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#109 | p.42 | Joseph Brenner: A Career Autopsy | |
The master of the one-word title has more than a few words to say about the exploitation industry and his experiences in it. | |||
| Fangoria#110 | p.14 | Field Trips to Terror - Part Two | |
Stops at the "Black Museum" and a "Black Zoo" are on the agenda as our chat with producer Herman Cohen continues. | |||
| Fangoria#110 | p.21 | Death in a Split Second | |
An international genre cast takes on a murderous monster in this futuristic British shocker. | |||
| Fangoria#110 | p.32 | Addams Madam | |
Slinky, seductive and just a little bit wicked, Anjelica Huston is the perfect Morticia. | |||
| Fangoria#110 | p.53 | The Fall of the House of Hammer | |
Michael Carreras flashes back to the waning days of Britain's finest horror studio and uncovers the projects that never made it. | |||
| Fangoria#111 | p.30 | Hider in the House | |
| 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#111 | p.46 | Chair Today, Guilty as Charged Tomorrow | |
Watch where you take your seat, as Rod Steiger serves up homemade justice in this literally shocking comic horror opus. | |||
| Fangoria#111 | p.56 | Famous Monsters Chronicles | |
| Fangoria#111 | p.62 | The Wasteland | |
Love comes to your house. | |||
| Fangoria#112 | p.24 | Pinhead's Progress | |
An exclusive look into actor Doug Bradley's journal reveals the agonies and the ecstasies of making "Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth." | |||
| Fangoria#112 | p.31 | House of a Thousand Dolls | |
| Fangoria#112 | p.32 | Putting Sleepwalkers Through Their Paces | |
Murderous, insectuous cat-creatures who kill with sex... What's a nice guy like Mick Garris doing directing a film like this? | |||
| Fangoria#112 | p.36 | Dan O'Bannon: A Career Resurrected | |
The veteran genre scriptwriter takes a break from his Lovecraft adaptation to discuss the high and low points of his previous work. | |||
| Fangoria#112 | p.48 | The Orpheus Process | |
| Fangoria#113 | p.14 | The Vampire from Down Under | |
Australian actor Michael Pate rubbed cinematic sholders with Karloff and Price, but his best-known role was a sage-brush bloodsucker. | |||
| Fangoria#113 | p.21 | Straight to Hell | |
Director Anthony Hickox forgoes the comic horror of his previous films to make "Hellraiser III" deadly serious. | |||
| Fangoria#113 | p.33 | Black and Fright and Red All Over | |
A vampire mother in Fango Films' "Children of the Night" is just one of actess Karen Black's long list of genre roles. | |||
| Fangoria#113 | p.48 | Now You're Playing With Terror! | |
The recent spate of horror-oriented home video games let you explore new worlds of fear or take on your favorite fiends. | |||
| Fangoria#114 | p.11 | "Friday the 13th" - The final final chapter | |
There's only so much you can do with a guy in a hockey mask... | |||
| Fangoria#114 | p.16 | Keep repeating: It's Only a Classic... It's Only a Classic... It's Only a Classic... It's Only a Classic... | |
The title was "Last House on the Left," but it was a movie full of firsts in the genre of uncompromising horror. | |||
| Fangoria#114 | p.22 | Joe Blasco On Special Makeup Effects | |
The remarkably versatile Joe Blasco is a successful artist, inventor, teacher and businessman. | |||
| Fangoria#114 | p.41 | The Alien Chronicles | |
More than just shocking FX sagas, the first two films of this trilogy shed light on some of our darkest fears. | |||
| Fangoria#114 | p.54 | Guess who has a star on Hollywood Boulevard? | |
Religion is not the enemy, though many of these moral megalomaniacs profess to be deeply religious. | |||
| Fangoria#117 | p.20 | The British Massacre and Other Cuts | |
The difference between Aussie soap operas and their U.S. counterparts is like that between Meet the Feebles and Sesame Street. | |||
| Fangoria#117 | p.36 | Dust Devil in the Wind | |
"Hardware" creator Richard Stanley leaves the future behind to focus on a mythological African evil. | |||
| Fangoria#119 | p.38 | Prom Night IV: Deliver Us from Evil | |
| Fangoria#119 | p.40 | The Heights an Depths of Hellraiser | |
An exploration of how going to hell became less mysterious and more commercial as the film series went on. | |||
| Fangoria#119 | p.52 | On the Edge of Sanity | |
William Friedkin discusses his long-delayed "Rampage," exploring not the hows but the whys of serial murder. | |||
| Fangoria#119 | p.64 | Rebel Without The Gore? | |
Though they're continuing to splatter the pages of "Faust," this comics group hasn't completely sold their souls at the altar of blood. | |||
| 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#123 | p.22 | Joe Blasco's Spotlight On Success! Joe Hailey | |
Joe Hailey broke into the business at age nineteen. | |||
| Fangoria#123 | p.24 | Bugs on the Rampage: The Squirm Turns | |
Fishing around for ofbeat horror? Try the films of Jeff Lieberman, in whose best-known chiller the bait struck back. | |||
| 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#123 | p.64 | The Good, the Bad and the Bizarre | |
Memorable as the villain of "RoboCop," actor Kurtwood Smith plays guardians both disturbed and dangerous in a trio of '93 genre films. | |||
| Fangoria#126 | p.13 | The Saga of the Corman Actress | |
...and her voyage into the dengerous waters of low-budget filmmaking. Betsy Jones-Moreland tells her story. | |||
| Fangoria#126 | p.64 | Maniac Cop 3 | |
| Fangoria#126 | p.64 | Savage Lust | |
| Fangoria#126 | p.65 | Midnight 2: Sex, Death and Videotape | |
| Fangoria#126 | p.66 | Hocus Pocus in Witch We Serve | |
The producer of the "Child's Play" films brings another childhood fright to life for Disney. | |||
| Fangoria#126 | p.71 | Lon Chaney: The Man Behind the Thousand Faces | |
| Fangoria#128 | p.28 | Ghost of a Chance | |
Director Rachel Talalay put all her Freddy experience to good use when she tackled "Ghost in the Machine." | |||
| Fangoria#128 | p.32 | Cops, Creeps & Crypts | |
With his humorous adventurous approach to genre filmmaking, Fred Dekker was a natural choice to direct "RoboCop 3." | |||
| Fangoria#129 | p.11 | Fangoria's NY Weekend of Horrors | |
Corman will discuss his lengthy career at this NY event. | |||
| Fangoria#129 | p.29 | Full Moon Fever: A Lycanthropic Sequel in Limbo | |
With all the lousy horror flicks given follow-ups in the last few years, why couldn't "American Werewolf in London" have one? John Landis explains why. | |||
| 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.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#129 | p.53 | Lance Hendriksen: Horror's Best Friend | |
He's on of the genre's most visible and versatile character actors, but he won't take just any old role. | |||
| Fangoria#129 | p.62 | Return to Dylan Dog | |
The latest edition of the world's leading horror festival presented over a dozen new fright films on the glorious big screen. | |||
| Fangoria#129 | p.64 | One Woman's Fairy Tale | |
Marguerite follows her husband to the Dylan Dog festival in Italy. | |||
| 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.18 | Women and Werewolves | |
Elena Verdugo can think of a better time to go hiking in House of Frankenstein. | |||
| Fangoria#134 | p.20 | Full Moon Fever II: The New Breed of Werewolf FX | |
The people who put the spectacle into lycanthropy discuss their groundbreaking contributions. | |||
| Fangoria#134 | p.24 | The American Werewolf That Wasn't | |
Too bad this is the only place you'll ever see Steve Johnson and Bill Corso's ferociously impressive design for the American Werewolf in Paris. | |||
| Fangoria#134 | p.40 | Shadow of a Doubt | |
Who knows what horror lurks in this big-ticket, comics-inspired summer thriller? Director Russell Mulcahy knows. | |||
| Fangoria#134 | p.50 | Teanage Exorcist | |
| Fangoria#134 | p.51 | House of Dracula | |
| Fangoria#134 | p.53 | Reggie's Tripple Play | |
Next to the Tall Man, the actor who's lent his talent (and first name) to the sphere-busting hero is the "Phantasm" films' most valuable player. | |||
| 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#134 | p.79 | Deus-X | |
| Fangoria#139 | p.4 | Cruise Control | |
Editor views on "Vampire" ruckus. | |||
| Fangoria#139 | p.19 | Hooked on Candyman 2 | |
Coming just in time for holiday viewing: The further exploits of Clive Barker's chilling creation. | |||
| Fangoria#139 | p.24 | Show Us Your Dark Side | |
And win a full scholarship in the Joe Blasco special makeup effects contest! | |||
| Fangoria#139 | p.33 | House of Horrors | |
| Fangoria#139 | p.46 | The Conjuring of Lord of Illusions - Part Two: Principal Photography - The First Half | |
As production commences, even our own reporter gets into the act. | |||
| Fangoria#139 | p.52 | Harvester | |
| Fangoria#139 | p.66 | Farewell to Saint Peter | |
When Peter Cushing passed away this year, he left behind a legacy as Britain's most charming horror star. | |||
| Fangoria#140 | p.14 | Acting For All He's Worth | |
No matter what the part - and it's usually villainous - Nicholas Worth gives his all to it. | |||
| Fangoria#140 | p.30 | The Regenerated Man | |
| Fangoria#140 | p.42 | The Conjuring of Lord of Illusions - Part Three: Principal Photography - The Second Half | |
Things get good and nasty as Clive Barker's film gets into the thick of production. | |||
| Fangoria#143 | p.8 | "Illusions" Update | |
Too bad readers can't pin their hopes on a Lord of Illusions release until later this year. | |||
| Fangoria#143 | p.47 | Almost Dead | |
| Fangoria#143 | p.60 | The Carter Administration | |
Photos of X Files creator Chris Carter are usually as elusive as his show's extraterrestrials. | |||
| Fangoria#146 | p.28 | Part Five: The Last Interview - The Conjuring of Lord of Illusions | |
On the eve of its release, Clive Barker sits down to discuss how his movie achieved its final shape. | |||
| Fangoria#146 | p.36 | Murderous "Virtuosity" | |
In the future, evil will be created by computer - but it won't want to stay there. | |||
| Fangoria#146 | p.70 | Classic Com-Poe-ser | |
The famous AIP chillers of the '60s owe part of their power to the unique terror scores of Les Baxter. | |||
| 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.39 | Stop Calling Us! Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers is Here! | |
Break out the jack o'lanterns again as a new sequel attempts to get the long-running series back in Shape. | |||
| Fangoria#147 | p.44 | Loomis' Last Call | |
Donald Pleasence's return to the famous franchise proved to be his swan song. | |||
| Fangoria#147 | p.52 | Superstitious | |
| Fangoria#147 | p.53 | Deadrush | |
| Fangoria#147 | p.55 | Stranger Than Fiction | |
Independent producer Charles E. Sellier Jr. made audiences believe in everything from "The Bermuda Triangle" to "The Boogens." | |||
| Fangoria#147 | p.64 | Mo' Better Depravity | |
Show refuses to go on the Dole. | |||
| Fangoria#147 | p.68 | Classic Creatures Revisited | |
Producer Aubrey Schenck worked with fading veterans and rising stars on a series of B-horror flicks. | |||
| Fangoria#148 | p.6 | Postal Zone | |
Specious "Species"; more complaints | |||
| Fangoria#148 | p.8 | Brian Yuzna's "Deadly Sins" | |
Name your sin, and Brian Yuzna has a movie on the way just for you. | |||
| Fangoria#148 | p.11 | The Cast of "Seinfeld" | |
Jason Alexander in The Burning; Michael Richards in Transylvania 6-5000; Julia Louis-Dreyfus in Troll | |||
| Fangoria#148 | p.40 | From Dusk Till Dawn Reservoir Dead | |
This collaboration between two of Hollywood's most excting young talents may well be Fangorians' dream movie. | |||
| Fangoria#148 | p.45 | George Clooney's Frightening Past | |
George Clooney, horror star? | |||
| Fangoria#148 | p.48 | Truth, Justice, and The X-Files Way | |
Among the paranormal scares and suspense, the popular genre series plays our growing distrust of authority. | |||
| Fangoria#148 | p.70 | Risky for the Midgets | |
An exclusive chat with the man behind the (thousand) masks. | |||
| Fangoria#157 | p.8 | Killer Barbys | |
Franco returns! | |||
| Fangoria#157 | p.12 | Scripted Fear from Down Under | |
Everett De Roche carved out a niche as Australia's number-one screenwriter of genre fare. | |||
| Fangoria#157 | p.38 | The City of the Lost Children | |
| Fangoria#157 | p.71 | Back In Snake's Skin | |
Kurt Russell revisits his breakthrough role for the director who made hime a genre favorite. | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.6 | Postal Zone | |
"Scream"s of approval and frustration | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.12 | Kingdom of the Spiders | |
Out of the nature-amok movie desert, this low-budgetter crawled its way to cult status. | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.19 | Godzilla The Big G Does the Big Apple | |
Meaner and more realistic than ever, the famous monster is poised to attack American audiences. | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.46 | Peter Benchley's Creature - Fishy Business | |
The makers of ABC's sea-monster miniseries hope to put more in mind of "Jaws" than "The Beast." | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.50 | Bug Buster - Pass the Roach | |
Who ya gonna call when household pets turn into oversized, mutated killers? | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.64 | Love Hurts For Tortured Hearts | |
Teenage romance can be scary enough without the bizarre characters haunting this independent chiller. | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.68 | Hysteria | |
Daalder has created an ambitious, provocative piece, albeit with less dramatic panache than intellectual content. | |||
| Fangoria#172 | p.70 | The Vicious Sweet | |
| Fangoria#195 | p.32 | Bless The Child and Scare the Grownups | |
Why would grown men chase after Kim Basinger's yound niece rather than Basinger? Director Chuck Russell explains. | |||
| Fangoria#195 | p.52 | Anguish | |
| Fangoria#195 | p.52 | Lisa and the Devil/The House of Exorcism | |
| Fangoria#198 | p.8 | House of 1000 Corpses | |
A zombie behind the camera | |||
| Fangoria#198 | p.40 | The House of Seen Corpses | |
| Fangoria#198 | p.58 | Dumb Mother F**kers!! | |
Notes from the Underground: "Dawn of the D.M.F's" From Australia comes a raucous tale of heroes, aliens and general splattery craziness. | |||
| Fangoria#198 | p.65 | Dinosaurus! | |
| Fangoria#198 | p.65 | Female Vampire | |
| Fangoria#198 | p.65 | She Killed in Ecstasy | |
| Fangoria#198 | p.67 | The B Girl and the Monsters | |
In the '50s and '60s actress Elaine DuPont didn't just confront low-budget creatures - she married one! | |||
| Fangoria#199 | p.20 | House of 1000 Corpses - Death to the False Horror | |
In these fright-lite days, it takes Rob Zombie to craft a film that gets back to the gruesome basics. | |||
| Fangoria#199 | p.30 | The Haunted Lantern | |
| Fangoria#199 | p.44 | Dracula 2000 Bites to the Future | |
Horror's most famous villain wakes up in the modern day under the direction of Patrick Lussier. | |||
| Fangoria#199 | p.69 | Amicus: The Studio That Dripped Blood | |
| Fangoria#204 | p.10 | Bat Boy: The Musical | |
Tabloid terror attacks the stage | |||
| Fangoria#204 | p.12 | The Cutting Room: Valentine | |
While fans hoped Valentine would be the gory gift its marketing campaign painted it to be, most of the grue was suspiciously absent by the time the film hit theaters. | |||
| 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#204 | p.29 | Building the Perfect Beast | |
Very few people can truly say they made a major star. But Shinichi Wakasa can. | |||
| Fangoria#204 | p.34 | The Fur Flies on Planet of the Apes | |
Tim Burton and Rick Baker are just the right people to monkey with a classic. | |||
| Fangoria#204 | p.40 | The Breed - Vampires and Humans, Unite! | |
This made-for-cable supernatural actioner explores why we can't just get along with creatures of the night. | |||
| Fangoria#204 | p.60 | The Dead are Alive | |
| Fangoria#204 | p.60 | The House by the Cemetary / The Black Cat / Manhattan Baby | |
| Fangoria#204 | p.61 | Hollywood Boulevard | |
| Fangoria#204 | p.61 | Incubus | |
| Fangoria#204 | p.61 | Lust for Frankenstein | |
| Fangoria#204 | p.61 | Oasis of the Zombies | |
| Fangoria#204 | p.66 | Horror's Other Tall Man | |
Actor Richard ("Scary Movie 2") Moll's genre résumé towers over the rest. | |||
| Fangoria#205 | p.44 | Oh My Goth! | |
Real-life creatures of the night are the focus of the indie chiller "Hollywood Vampyr." | |||
| Fangoria#205 | p.58 | Chasing Sleep - Finding a Nightmare | |
Debuting director Michael Walker gives us a fresh jolt of good old-fashioned screen paranoia. | |||
| Fangoria#205 | p.63 | I Stand Alone | |
| Fangoria#205 | p.68 | Drac of All Trades | |
Reinventing the famous vampire is just a part of Kim Newman's wide-ranging genre output. | |||
| Fangoria#207 | p.8 | Black House | |
King and Straub - together again | |||
| Fangoria#207 | p.16 | Jack Attack!: Featuring Jack the Ripper | |
The cinematic Whitechapel crimes have presented almost as many suspects as there are movies. | |||
| Fangoria#207 | p.22 | Jack Attack!:Ripper's Regards From Hell | |
The biggest Jack film yet sends Johnny Depp on the notorious killer's trail. | |||
| Fangoria#207 | p.34 | Demonicus | |
| Fangoria#207 | p.51 | Devil Dogg | |
Do not make fun of the coat. Trust us on this. | |||
| Fangoria#207 | p.69 | Dracula 2000 | |
| Fangoria#207 | p.74 | Narcissus in Chains | |
| Fangoria#207 | p.75 | The Peter Cushing Companion | |
| Fangoria#207 | p.76 | Terror Tour 2000: The Final Chapter (?) | |
You can't keep a good haunter down, as the editor learns on his fourth annual haunted house trip. | |||
| Fangoria#208 | p.25 | Facing the Ghosts | |
There were scares, laughs and challenges aplenty for the cast of the haunted-house remake. | |||
| Fangoria#208 | p.47 | Crossing Borders, Pushing Boundaries | |
It took wits and fists for Jet Li to get where he is - and guts to turn down the movies he has. | |||
| Fangoria#208 | p.66 | Faust | |
| Fangoria#208 | p.73 | Black House | |
| Fangoria#208 | p.73 | House of Pain | |
| Fangoria#210 | p.60 | Deep in the Woods | |
| Fangoria#210 | p.60 | Exorcism | |
| Fangoria#210 | p.60 | Witchouse 3: Demon Fire | |
| Fangoria#210 | p.61 | Dario Argento: An Eye for Horror | |
| Fangoria#210 | p.67 | Stranger and "Strangers" | |
Ambitious New Zealand director Scott Reynolds aims to make new thrills "Appear." | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.14 | The Attic Expeditions | |
Housebound horror finds a home | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.28 | Choice Cuts | |
This past year, Bob Murawski alternated between editing "Spider-Man" and restoring gore classics. | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.40 | Cunningham's Close-Up | |
The "Friday the 13th" creator is keeping busy while waiting for "Freddy vs. Jason" to launch. | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.47 | Digital Maws & Stunts | |
Why go with just animatronics or CGI when the two can be combined for striking shots like this one? | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.50 | Director Versus Everybody | |
Ryuhei Kitamura says other Japanese genre filmmakers can learn a lot from his nonstop carnage-fest. | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.56 | Pasadena Slhy House | |
An array of scream greats and "Boogeymen" assembled at California's last "Weekend of Horrors." | |||
| Fangoria#213 | p.62 | Sorority House Vampires from Hell | |
| Fangoria#213 | p.70 | CubbyHouse of Horrors | |
Don't let your kids hang out there unless you want a demon to be their playmate. | |||
| Fangoria#217 | p.29 | Octopus II | |
| Fangoria#217 | p.31 | In the Red | |
Director Brett Ratner steps outside his usual comedy work to take on the daunting "Red Dragon" project. | |||
| Fangoria#217 | p.72 | Rattlers | |
Decades before the recent CGI snakes, this indie opus employed the real thing. | |||
| Fangoria#222 | p.40 | Who Made This Junk? | |
Atsushi Muroga, that's who, applying the Asian action style to the zombie-film form. | |||
| Fangoria#222 | p.61 | Strange Behavior Specialist | |
Veteran Australian genre producer Antony I. Ginnane likes the risks to be on screen, not behind the scenes. | |||
| Fangoria#222 | p.68 | Island of Death / Blind Date / Nightmare at Noon / Grandmother's House | |
| Fangoria#223 | p.36 | An Eye for Fear | |
A supernatural tal from twin filmmakers is the latest Asian genre success story. | |||
| Fangoria#223 | p.46 | An Even More Incredible Hulk | |
Director Ang Lee says there's more to this comic adaptation than just going for box office green. | |||
| Fangoria#223 | p.55 | The House With Laughing Windows / Alucarda | |
| Fangoria#223 | p.69 | The Dwelling | |
| Fangoria#225 | p.8 | The Texas Chainsaw Massacre | |
Not just a hack job? | |||
| Fangoria#225 | p.22 | Dracula II | |
Video of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#225 | p.24 | Brian Yuzna Looks Beyond | |
...and finds new territory to explore in the "Re-Animator" franchise and other projects. | |||
| Fangoria#225 | p.27 | Fantastic's Four | |
Now that the first slate of Fantastic Factory films have been completed, Brian Yuzna briefly looks back at the successes and failures. | |||
| Fangoria#225 | p.38 | Appointment with Fear | |
This ambitious 1985 production had an unfortunate date with the cutting room. | |||
| Fangoria#227 | p.16 | The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Cuts Again | |
Can a new crew do justice to the Tobe Hooper classic? | |||
| 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#227 | p.28 | Kill Bill Samurai Fiction | |
Quentin Tarantino creates the ultimate paean to grindhouse cinema. | |||
| Fangoria#227 | p.43 | Undead and Unconventional | |
Aussie brothers Michael and Peter Spiering give zombies a twist that's literally out of this world. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#227 | p.60 | Old Blood in New Bottles | |
Makeup FX artist Bill Terezakis has reconceived Freddy, Jason and the ever-popular flesheating ghouls. | |||
| Fangoria#227 | p.84 | Dangerous Red | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#227 | p.84 | The Good House | |
| Fangoria#228 | p.22 | Saw Winners | |
The new cast went to "Texas" with no qualms about being bloodied and bruised. | |||
| Fangoria#228 | p.30 | Killer Buzz | |
| Fangoria#228 | p.30 | The Shunned House | |
Video of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#228 | p.36 | Suspended Animation - Cannibal Hangup | |
Let's scare audiences to death again, says director John Hancock. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#228 | p.56 | Lemora - A Grim Scary Tale | |
Like its title character, this unique '70s indie feature refuses to die. | |||
| Fangoria#228 | p.65 | In a Glass Cage | |
| Fangoria#228 | p.66 | Christopher Lee: The Last Horror Legend - Part Two | |
The scream great discusses a few career frustrations and reflects on his enduring legacy. | |||
| Fangoria#229 | p.34 | Horro Suits Leisure | |
How a down-market house became the little genre publisher that could. | |||
| Fangoria#229 | p.54 | The State of Their Art | |
Moving into directing and toymaking, the talented SOTA F/X duo aren't leaving special makeup behind. | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.8 | House of Wax | |
Figures of screech | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.12 | Ring of Darkness | |
Dangerous idols | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.22 | Return to Amityville | |
A new filmmaking team attempts to "Get out!" the truth about what happened in America's most famous haunted house. | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.36 | Living in Sin | |
"Carnivà le" star Nick Stahl is the most monstrous denizen of Robert Rodriguez's dark "City." | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.46 | Exploring The Cave | |
Cole Hauser and his team of divers discover that inner space can be just as terrifying as outer. | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.60 | Full Mental Jacket | |
Exploring the dark recesses of the mind suits director John Maybury just fine. | |||
| Fangoria#242 | p.65 | Clonus | |
| Fangoria#242 | p.66 | Godzilla vs. the Sea Monster / Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla | |
| Fangoria#259 | p.50 | Driftwood: Float's Ghost's | |
The boys behind "2001 Maniacs" get serious in their second genre feature | |||
| Fangoria#260 | p.6 | Grindhouse | |
Double-director destruction | |||
| Fangoria#260 | p.10 | Ed Gein: The Butcher of Plainfield | |
Unmasking a murderous legend | |||
| Fangoria#260 | p.16 | Darklot Fright Films | |
Triple threats in the West | |||
| Fangoria#260 | p.56 | Blood & Chocolate Young Zerewolves in Love | |
Aimal attraction trumps monstrous rage in this romantic interpretation of lycanthtopy | |||
| Fangoria#260 | p.60 | Hannibal Rising Love and First Bites | |
Serial killers aren't born, they're made, and now we'll learn how one of the most famous got his start | |||
| Fangoria#260 | p.67 | Doug Jone's Creature Features | |
As his current career flourishes, Jones looks back at a few of his more famous (or infamous) monster roles | |||
| Fangoria#260 | p.84 | Chainsaw Awards The New Beginning | |
Monsters and music in the first major televised fango event | |||
| Fangoria#261 | p.4 | Market Musings | |
Market Musings | |||
| Fangoria#261 | p.12 | 'Till Death Do Us Part | |
Troubled marriages, with Waters | |||
| Fangoria#261 | p.36 | To Kako | |
| Fangoria#261 | p.46 | Grindhouse Greetings from Planet Terror | |
For his half of the two-part exploitation homage, Robert Rodriguez created a world full of "sickos." | |||
| Fangoria#261 | p.49 | Rose McGowan Gets a Leg Up | |
The legless role for Rose McGowan in Grindhouse | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.12 | Disturbia | |
A window to murder | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.14 | Butcher House | |
Humans to the slaughter | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.34 | Horror Business | |
| Fangoria#262 | p.36 | Grindhouse 100 Percent Death Proof | |
Leave it to Quentin Tarantino to come up with a unique new slasher-film weapon. | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.38 | Parks in High Gear | |
Veteran actor Michael Parks' start in the character-dense universe of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez. | |||
| Fangoria#262 | p.70 | House of the Damned | |
Forgotten Horrors: House of the Damned | |||
| Fangoria#263 | p.4 | The Director You Love to Hate | |
Boll busting | |||
| Fangoria#263 | p.6 | Pathfinder | |
Viking funerals | |||
| Fangoria#263 | p.14 | Sex Machine | |
A modern Modern Prometheus | |||
| Fangoria#263 | p.37 | Blood Trails | |
| Fangoria#263 | p.38 | Dying Proof | |
As the vehicular villain of "Grindhouse," Kurt Russell proves it's not the age, it's the attitude. | |||
| Fangoria#263 | p.70 | Marcus | |
| Fangoria#263 | p.72 | Skin Crawl | |
| Fangoria#263 | p.74 | By Sickness Possessed | |
Satan is contagious in a different kind of supernatural chiller hailing from Denmark. | |||
| Fangoria#263 | p.86 | The Society of S | |
| Fangoria#264 | p.6 | Postal Zone | |
Why was "Grindhouse" empty? | |||
| Fangoria#264 | p.40 | When The Daywatch Breaks | |
Russian director Timur Bekmambetov continues the spectacular battle between dark and light forces. | |||
| 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#264 | p.66 | Fido Good Zombie | |
Can undead flesheaters be house-trained? This Canadian production dares to find out. | |||
| Fangoria#264 | p.86 | Rant: An Oral Biography of Buster Casey | |
| Fangoria#264 | p.87 | Grindhouse: The Sleaze-Filled Saga of an Exploitation Double Feature | |
| Fangoria#265 | p.6 | Resident Evil: Extinction | |
Hot blood in the sun | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.30 | The Strangers in the Night | |
A new writer/director brings the genre back to basics with this horrifying home-invasion opus. | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.55 | Building the Perfect Creature | |
From Down in New Zealand comes a different take on vampires and how they coexist with the rest of us. | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.64 | The Signal Tune In, Freak Out | |
A triple-threat filmmaking team presents an apocalyptic vision of technological terror. | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.72 | Screamography: Bob Clark: The Last Interview | |
Throughout his career, the 70's horror maverick broke taboes and pushed boundaries. | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.80 | Masters of Gory Illusion | |
Some of the "Horror" series' most shocking moments were actually created in the CGI realm. | |||
| Fangoria#265 | p.84 | Visual Consoles | |
| Fangoria#265 | p.86 | A Good and Happy Child | |
| Fangoria#265 | p.87 | Nightmare USA: The Untold Story of the Exploitation Independents | |
| Fangoria#266 | p.35 | Scout's Horror | |
Halloween heroine Scout Taylor-Compton is used to grave situations from her real life. | |||
| Fangoria#266 | p.50 | Resident Evil: Extinction Daylight of the Dead | |
Milla Jovovich heads into the desert to play with blades and battle zombies. | |||
| Fangoria#266 | p.56 | The House of Usher | |
| Fangoria#266 | p.58 | The Evolution of Uwe Boll | |
Misunderstood or just a hack? Supporters of both sides will have plenty of ammunition this year. | |||
| 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#266 | p.78 | Trapped Ashes Five For Frighting | |
New kinds of weird are showcased in a horror anthology employing a gallery of veteran filmmakers. | |||
| Fangoria#267 | p.8 | Return To House On Haunted Hill | |
Many rooms to choose | |||
| Fangoria#267 | p.10 | Alien Vs. Predator 2 | |
The war comes to our home | |||
| Fangoria#267 | p.12 | Rapturious | |
Rapper's fright | |||
| Fangoria#267 | p.28 | Saw IV Jigsaw's Up Again | |
Looks like the morally motivated villain and his protégé have survived to torture another day. | |||
| Fangoria#267 | p.36 | The House on Skull Mountain / The Mephisto Waltz | |
| Fangoria#267 | p.82 | Nights of the Filming Dead! | |
A quartet of never-say-die indie auteurs are making the New York area to a scarier place to be. | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.20 | Dark Horse Terrors | |
Funny zombies, dead serious imprisonment | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.52 | AVPR Battle in Your Back Yard! | |
The tussling titans bring their monstrous battle to our civilization for the first time. | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.58 | 30 Days and Busy Nights | |
Director David Slade and his FX team reveal the hard work that went into their new vampire epic. | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.70 | Gone and Back Again | |
A new novel and video game, with multiple books and movies in the wings - it's just another month for Clive Barker. | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.77 | Rogue Down Under Bite | |
Australian filmmaker Greg McLean leaves "Wolf Creek" behind for a croc-infested river. | |||
| Fangoria#268 | p.93 | Stupid Teenagers Must Die! | |
| Fangoria#269 | p.12 | White Noise 2 | |
Sighting the dead | |||
| Fangoria#269 | p.26 | Brothers in Claws | |
The new battle between Aliens and the Predator is so big, it took two directors to oversee. | |||
| Fangoria#269 | p.29 | R is for Requiem | |
Whereas AVP went for an audience friendly PG-13 rating, AVPR resolutely goes for an R rating. | |||
| Fangoria#269 | p.46 | Sweeney Todd Singing' In The Pain | |
What's a musical doing in Fango's pages? Tim Burton, Johnny Depp et al. have the grisley answer. | |||
| Fangoria#269 | p.55 | Spiraling Upward | |
Joel David Moore had done numerous studio features and TV shows before agreeing to star in Hatchet. | |||
| Fangoria#269 | p.77 | Cannibals | |
| Fangoria#270 | p.12 | Automaton Transfusion | |
Fresh blood in the zombie genre | |||
| Fangoria#270 | p.26 | The Mother of Tears Cry Me a River of Blood | |
Dario Argento fans could just weep from happiness now that the trilogy begun by "Suspiria" is complete. | |||
| Fangoria#270 | p.36 | White Noise 2 | |
| Fangoria#270 | p.38 | Funny Games and Serious Chills | |
Actor Michael Pitt loves a difficult role, and he got one in a film many will find hard to watch. | |||
| Fangoria#270 | p.52 | Storm Warning | |
Returning to home turf, an Australian director delivers blood and thunder from Down Under. | |||
| Fangoria#270 | p.64 | Die and Let Live | |
| Fangoria#270 | p.86 | House Infernal | |
| Fangoria#271 | p.27 | Diary of the Greg | |
Greg Nicotero was the mentor for the Canadian based FX house Gaslight. | |||
| Fangoria#271 | p.86 | Crimson Orgy | |
| Fangoria#271 | p.89 | Aquarium | |
| Fangoria#272 | p.10 | Magus | |
Magic means murder | |||
| Fangoria#272 | p.14 | Fear House | |
Where your terror comes true | |||
| 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.41 | His First Bugcrush | |
DreamWorks had seen Bugcrush and really likes it. Carter Smith first short movie was a ticket to his first feature assignment. | |||
| 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.74 | Sealing Your Doomsday | |
Busy British FX artist Paul Hyett receives his biggest showcase yet in Neil Marshall's genre-blender. | |||
| Fangoria#273 | p.26 | Magus | |
| Fangoria#273 | p.48 | Sign the Death Note | |
Kaiju Master Shusuke Kaneko takes on a double feature of men, monsters and mortality. | |||
| Fangoria#273 | p.58 | Southern Fried Horror! | |
Things are heating up on this regional scene thanks to a gang of cross-collaborating filmmakers. | |||
| Fangoria#273 | p.77 | Fear House | |
| Fangoria#273 | p.77 | Inside | |
DVD of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#273 | p.78 | Madhouse | |
| Fangoria#274 | p.48 | The House of the Dead 2 & 3 Return | |
| Fangoria#274 | p.67 | Lucker the Necrophagous | |
| Fangoria#275 | p.10 | Full Moon's Latest | |
Little things scream a lot | |||
| Fangoria#275 | p.32 | The Lodge | |
| Fangoria#275 | p.33 | ZA Zombie Anonymous | |
Video of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#275 | p.34 | The Mummy Tomb of the Dragon Emperor Mummy Fu | |
An infusion of Asian history - and fighting styles - breathes new life into the undead franchise. | |||
| Fangoria#275 | p.79 | Vicious Circle | |
| Fangoria#276 | p.26 | Let the True Blood Flow | |
Can't humans and vamipres just get along? Not always, according to HBO's new genre series. | |||
| Fangoria#276 | p.32 | Nervous [REC] | |
Two of Spain's brightest genre talents concocted this terrifying exercise in vérité darkness. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#276 | p.35 | 6 Appeal | |
August 19 sees the American DVD debut of 6 Films to Keep You Awake. | |||
| Fangoria#276 | p.56 | Memories of Stan | |
A homage to the FX great who took makeup and monsters to heights previously undreamed of. | |||
| Fangoria#276 | p.66 | The Wisdom of The Mummy | |
Jet Li waxes philosophical about his villainous "Thomb" role and the place of martial arts in his current films. | |||
| Fangoria#276 | p.79 | Rushes | |
| Fangoria#277 | p.29 | See Jill Run | |
There's no shortage of secrets for Jill to uncover about her brilliant but damaged husband. | |||
| Fangoria#277 | p.32 | Dr. Shock's Grindhouse Horrors | |
| Fangoria#277 | p.54 | Don't Go in The Last House in the Woods | |
The debut chiller by a pair of fresh Italian talents homages horror films past from two different countries. | |||
| Fangoria#277 | p.79 | Every Last Drop | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#278 | p.37 | 13 Hours in a Warehouse | |
| Fangoria#278 | p.41 | Jigsaw's Scare Apparent | |
As Hoffman, Mandylor comes to adopt the dress as well as the mindset of his murderous mentor. | |||
| Fangoria#278 | p.44 | Repo! The Genetic Opera Singing Their Hearts Out | |
It's like nothing you've ever seen in the horror or movie-musical genres. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#278 | p.64 | The Last House in the Woods | |
| Fangoria#279 | p.18 | Ghost Month | |
A-horror in the USA | |||
| Fangoria#279 | p.32 | Eden Lake Paradise Bloodied | |
A peaceful vacation comes to a violent end thanks to kids who are worse-behaved than usual. | |||
| Fangoria#279 | p.37 | My Bloody Valentine 3D Murder in Depth | |
The '80s subterranean slasher returns with added dimension in both senses of the word. | |||
| Fangoria#279 | p.42 | Friday the 13th A Truly New Beginning | |
The folks behind Jason Voorhees' rebirth want this movie to be as good as you do. | |||
| Fangoria#279 | p.52 | From Within The Supernatural Suicides | |
Here's a refreshing change: a teen-centric chiller with an adult point of view on its occult/religious subject matter. | |||
| Fangoria#279 | p.64 | Perkins' 14 Mass Histeria | |
It took a village of filmmaking pros and nonpros to raise a brood of brainwashed, murderous psychopaths. | |||
| Fangoria#279 | p.76 | Bloody Moon / Devil Hunter | |
| Fangoria#279 | p.84 | Contagious | |
| Fangoria#279 | p.89 | Last House on the Beach | |
| Fangoria#280 | p.16 | In Memory of Forry | |
The Ackerman of the century | |||
| Fangoria#280 | p.45 | Directing Friday | |
With just a handful of features under his belt Marcus Nispel directs the new redux of Friday the 13th. | |||
| Fangoria#280 | p.52 | Underworld: Rise of the Lycons Bloody Beginnings | |
Just why are the vampires and werewolves so cheesed off at each other? The third in the film franchise explains all. | |||
| Fangoria#280 | p.62 | Madhouse | |
| Fangoria#280 | p.70 | Not For Your Amusement | |
Three intertwined tales of terrorization offer very little to laugh at. | |||
| Fangoria#280 | p.74 | Babysitter Wanted Survival Experience Necessary | |
The screen's most dangerous teenage profession gets another horrific workout. | |||
| Fangoria#281 | p.8 | The Last House on the Left | |
The road leads to a remake | |||
| Fangoria#281 | p.60 | 100 Tears | |
| 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#282 | p.16 | Shuttle | |
Get the hell off the bus | |||
| Fangoria#282 | p.42 | Rebuilding The Last House on the Left | |
Can the second story of bloodshed and revenge have the impact of the uncompromising original? | |||
| Fangoria#282 | p.44 | New FX on the Left | |
With FX artist Clinton Smith on hand, there was always something nasty cooking on the Last House set. | |||
| Fangoria#282 | p.62 | A Feet of Filmmaking | |
Writer/director Eric Red demonstrates that the only thing worse than house arrest is sharing it with an unfriendly ghost. | |||
| Fangoria#282 | p.66 | Lux-Pain | |
| Fangoria#282 | p.78 | The Pilo Family Circus | |
| Fangoria#283 | p.8 | The Objective | |
Mysterious sands | |||
| Fangoria#283 | p.25 | Matt Dallas in Camp Slaughter | |
In 2006, 23-year-old Matt Dallas was trust into the media as Kyle XY, but first did some screaming in Camp Slaughter. | |||
| Fangoria#283 | p.33 | House | |
| 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.42 | Drag Queen, Drag King | |
Starring in Sam Raimi's return to the horror genre rules, according to Alison Lohman and Justin Long. | |||
| Fangoria#283 | p.49 | The House of the Dead: Overkill | |
| Fangoria#283 | p.54 | Hunter in the Darkness | |
After a decade of toil, an ambitious director brings his "Mutant Chronicles" into the light. | |||
| Fangoria#283 | p.82 | House on Haunted Hill | |
| Fangoria#284 | p.26 | Fangoria Hall of Fame: Still Giving Us Nightmares | |
Wes Craven sez there's no need to be scared of remakes - but the Internet sometimes makes him scream. | |||
| Fangoria#284 | p.46 | Undead Airwaves | |
"Fango Radio" celebrates three years of Sirius screams. | |||
| Fangoria#284 | p.76 | Fangoria Cover Ghouls! | |
Not just another bunch of pretty faces. | |||
| Fangoria#284 | p.78 | Pete von Sholly's History of Monsters | |
The beginning of a nine-page minimural in which Pete von Sholly presents an illustrated history of monsters! | |||
| Fangoria#284 | p.84 | The Top Five Classic Bigfoot Movies | |
From the small screen to the big, a look at the best in Sasquatch cinema. | |||
| Fangoria#285 | p.18 | Dark Mirror | |
Dying in glass houses | |||
| Fangoria#285 | p.30 | Terror is an Orphan | |
She's sweet, adorable - and murderously manipulative beyond her years. | |||
| Fangoria#285 | p.48 | Snow Nazis Must Die! | |
Norway throws its head into the ring, bringing us the latest over-the-top undead adventure. | |||
| Fangoria#285 | p.52 | In the Hush of the Night | |
The archetypal American road chiller now drives on the other side of the road. | |||
| Fangoria#285 | p.62 | The Surveillance Team | |
The only thing you can trust about this film's characters is that some have true darkness in their hearts. | |||
| Fangoria#285 | p.72 | How to Build a House of Seven Corpses | |
Producer Gary Kent recalls the making of one of the first "meta" horror movies. | |||
| Fangoria#286 | p.10 | The Wild Man of the Navidad | |
Capturing true-life terror | |||
| Fangoria#286 | p.12 | Infestation | |
Bugs exterminate us | |||
| Fangoria#286 | p.47 | Fear Femmes: Exposing Jennifer's Body | |
She's scary, sexy and funny - what more do you want in a teen horror film? | |||
| 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#286 | p.79 | Zombie Holocaust: How the Living Dead Devoured Pop Culture | |
| Fangoria#287 | p.16 | Farmhouse | |
Scream acres | |||
| Fangoria#287 | p.46 | Ghostbusters: The Video Game | |
| Fangoria#287 | p.54 | Jennifer's Body Bloody Girl Power | |
For Megan Fox and her collaborators, horror was a woman's world. | |||
| Fangoria#287 | p.62 | The House of the Devil | |
Tag along with an innocent college girl as she picks the wrong place to take a babysitting job. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#287 | p.77 | The Wild Man of the Navidad | |
DVD of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#287 | p.78 | Last House on the Left | |
| Fangoria#287 | p.94 | The Birthing House | |
| Fangoria#288 | p.6 | Grrrrl Power | |
Horror: not just a boy's town. | |||
| Fangoria#288 | p.8 | Legion | |
Religious war from A(ngels) to Z(ombies) | |||
| Fangoria#288 | p.13 | God's Left Hand, Devil's Right Hand | |
Nightmares in blood | |||
| Fangoria#288 | p.29 | Infamous | |
| Fangoria#288 | p.56 | Antichrist Raises Hell | |
Danish director Lars von Trier has always courted controversy, but perhaps never more so than with his first serious horror feature. | |||
| Fangoria#288 | p.70 | Sauna | |
| Fangoria#288 | p.72 | Farmhouse | |
| Fangoria#288 | p.92 | Dangers on a Train | |
This time, the slaughterhouse claiming the lives of young American travelers is mobile. | |||
| Fangoria#289 | p.26 | Pig Hunt Brings Home the Bacon | |
A monstrous bloodthirsty boar is rampaging your way - with a political message in tow. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#289 | p.35 | Jumps in "Lake Mungo" | |
There's more than the usual chill in the air around Lake Mungo. | |||
| Fangoria#289 | p.38 | After Dark Horrorfest 4: The Graves | |
You'll dig this saga of gorgeous girls battling fanatical evil led by Tony Todd and Bill Moseley. | |||
| Fangoria#289 | p.62 | Troll 2 Best Worst Experience | |
When making this monster cheapie 20 years ago, none of the involved suspected the life it would have. | |||
| 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#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.60 | Making his Daybreakers | |
Aussie FX wizard Steve Boyle scores his biggest, bloodiest splash with the futuristic vampire saga. | |||
| Fangoria#290 | p.66 | The House on Sorority Row | |
| Fangoria#291 | p.12 | Smash Cut | |
Horrific/humorous homage to HGL | |||
| Fangoria#291 | p.46 | The Terror Factory | |
Author Jonathan Maberry is so busy lately, his output seems as hard to stop as the undead. | |||
| Fangoria#291 | p.56 | The House of the Devil | |
| Fangoria#291 | p.79 | Sleepless | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#292 | p.6 | Mother's Day | |
Family ties... stabs... bludgeons... | |||
| Fangoria#292 | p.48 | Zombie 3 Losing Their Ghoul | |
Film productions don't get much more tortured than this late-'80s walking-dead opus. | |||
| Fangoria#293 | p.12 | Dark Faith | |
Bruising your religion | |||
| Fangoria#293 | p.14 | Job | |
Jesus, it's scary! | |||
| Fangoria#293 | p.38 | Meadowoods - Murderous Points of View | |
Get deep into the minds of youthful killers via the latest found-footage fright flick. | |||
| Fangoria#293 | p.41 | Dead in the West | |
Well, not exactly, but a set visit reveals the extramural elements of George A. Romero's latest zombie opus. | |||
| Fangoria#293 | p.50 | Creature of Darkness - Alien Night Frights | |
Another murderous threat makes its way out of bad dreams and into reality - and this one's of extraterrestrial origin. | |||
| Fangoria#293 | p.68 | In Search of The Disappeared | |
A vanished child is just the beginning of the bad stuff in a new chiller from Britain. | |||
| Fangoria#293 | p.78 | Denny Zeitlin's "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" | |
Denny Zeitlin on the music of 1978's "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" | |||
| Fangoria#294 | p.36 | Drilled in the City | |
They still call him Bob: Italian actor Giovanni Lombardo Radice discusses his most memorable genre role. | |||
| Fangoria#294 | p.62 | God of War III | |
Game of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#294 | p.63 | White Knight Chronicles | |
| Fangoria#294 | p.64 | The Sultan of Sleaze Lives! | |
Eurotrash maestro Jess Franco returns with the experimental "Paula-Paula." | |||
| Fangoria#294 | p.78 | Fabio Frizzi | |
Fabio Frizzi's music for the walking dead to eat you by. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.4 | Horror: it's not just a game | |
Horror: it's not just a game | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.6 | The Dead Matter | |
From Midnight music to a movie | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.30 | Back into the Splatterhouse | |
Things get even redder than before as a gory video-game classic is rebooted for the 21st century. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.33 | A Brief History of Horror Gaming | |
An overview of the Horror Gaming classics. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.42 | Parasomnia - Sleep on This! | |
Writer/director William Malone offers a very different venture into the realm of the unconscious. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.46 | More Malone Morbidity | |
Director William Malone's love for creature features of every persuasion has resulted in a small but energetic body of weird works. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.49 | Sushi Typhoon - A Perfect Storm of Gore | |
If you're seeking outrageous Japanese genre fare, one company is guaranteed to blow you away. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.58 | The Depths of the American Grindhouse | |
A new documentary celebrates all that was splattery and sleazy in screen history. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.62 | From Grindhouse Into the Art House | |
A Primer for Extreme Cinemaniacs | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.64 | Still Crazies After All These Years | |
Revisiting infected terrirory in the Romero remake is just a small part of Lynn Lowry's recent fright résumé. | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.70 | Just Cause 2 | |
| Fangoria#295 | p.73 | The Passage | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#295 | p.76 | Coil's Lost "Hellraiser" Soundtrack | |
The unheard "Hellraiser" music by Coil | |||
| Fangoria#296 | p.14 | Sea of Dust | |
Homaging Hammer on a budget | |||
| Fangoria#296 | p.30 | Dark and Stormy Night - Kogar Returns | |
What's an old-dark-house homage without a gorilla? And who better to play him than ape-suit veteran Bob Burns? | |||
| Fangoria#296 | p.34 | Fangoria Frightfest - That Haunting Feeling | |
Our new movie series presents a Spanish ghost story steeped in the country's film and religious history. | |||
| Fangoria#296 | p.37 | Dread, Demons, Death | |
Over the years, filmmakers have found many different ways to scare us in 3-D. | |||
| Fangoria#296 | p.50 | Piranhaphernalia! When Roger Corman Cleared the Beach | |
Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the water, the B-movie king stocked it with "Piranha" and "Humanoids." | |||
| Fangoria#296 | p.54 | Piranhaphernalia! "Mega Piranha" Bite Bigger | |
The highly succesful mock-buster imitation "Mega Piranha" beats its inspiration's release. | |||
| Fangoria#296 | p.64 | Open House | |
| Fangoria#296 | p.66 | Suicide Girls Must Die! | |
| Fangoria#296 | p.70 | 30 Years of Contamination | |
Director Luigi Cozzi muses on his grisly 1980 "Alien" clone and the good old days of Italian exploitation filmmaking. | |||
| Fangoria#296 | p.72 | Diary of Deb: Watch Satan Hates You... or Be Damned!!! | |
But you'll love what this tribute to religious scare flicks has to offer. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.8 | "Mad Ron's Prevues from Hell" | |
Graphic grindhouse greats return | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.24 | Fangoria FrightFest: The New Dark House | |
Fangoria FrightFest presents a traditional haunted-attraction chiller with updated creatures. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.28 | The Suck Factor | |
Vampires, rock music and laughs make for a bloody good combo in this Canadian production. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.41 | Hammer Horror: The New Face of Hammer | |
Hammer Films is back in business. | |||
| 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#297 | p.56 | The Maniac and Me | |
Director William Lustig recalls his most infamous film, made with one of his best friends. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.60 | After Dark Originals - Bloody Fresh Frights | |
This winter, the eight film to die for were especially made for the series. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.62 | The Picture of Abnormality | |
Artist/photographer Joshua Hoffine reaches deep into the subconscious to create memorably horrific visuals. | |||
| Fangoria#297 | p.68 | Ghostwatch | |
The infamous British broadcast "Ghostwatch" | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.10 | Zombie Girl: The Movie | |
Dawn of a director | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.42 | KISS of the Demon | |
Rock 'n roll god Gene Simmons discusses bringing the monstrous into the mainstream. | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.55 | Paul Stanley's Famous Monsters | |
How Paul Stanley's got attracted to horror and Kiss. | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.64 | Closet Space | |
| Fangoria#298 | p.68 | Japanese Horror: The Bloody Road to Helldriver | |
You've never seen anything like this Japanese zombie opus - from any country. | |||
| Fangoria#298 | p.72 | Japanese Horror: "House" Keeping | |
There are odd and bloody sights in every room of the House. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.16 | Join the Circus | |
You don't have to run away, now that a Hammer cult classic is coming home, uncut for the first time. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.18 | This Land Is Stake Land | |
Where do you go when all of America has been overrun by bloodsuckers... the monstrous kind? Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.30 | Sells Like the Dead | |
Some recent high-profile zombies are just part of special makeup artist Toby Sells' repertoire. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.33 | As the Worm Turns | |
Ever since the '70s, filmmaker Jeff Lieberman has known what makes audiences "Squirm." | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.35 | Letting the Sunshine In | |
Deep in the guts of bustling Montreal sits a little "psychotronic film centre" that is fully dedicated t exploitation and fantasy cinema. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.36 | The Grindhouse Lives! | |
And it's reappearing in cities nationwide thanks to the efforts of a few professional fans. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.38 | Sex, Death & Poetry | |
No one has combined the scary and the sensual on screen quite like France's Jean Rollin. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.50 | Gorecakes - Bloody Delicious! | |
Betty Cleaver and The Doctor want to fill your tummy with other body parts. | |||
| Fangoria#299 | p.58 | Zombie Girl: The Movie | |
| Fangoria#299 | p.63 | Frankenstein's Monster | |
| Fangoria#299 | p.68 | "The Walking Dead" (1989) | |
Our new column devoted to illustrated fear debuts with the other "Walking Dead" | |||
| Fangoria#300 | p.8 | Altered States | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.13 | The Blob | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.20 | Cannibal Holocaust | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.30 | The Devils | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.32 | Don't Deliver Us From Evil | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.34 | Dust Devil | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.35 | The Fall of the House of Usher | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.40 | From Dusk Till Dawn | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.40 | Grindhouse | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.51 | House | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.52 | House of Dark Shadows | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.52 | House of Wax | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.52 | The House of the Devil | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.54 | I Stand Alone | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.54 | In a Glass Cage | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.55 | Inside | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.58 | The Lair of the White Worm | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.59 | The Last House on the Left | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.62 | Maniac | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.76 | The Signal | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.80 | Suspiria | |
| Fangoria#300 | p.80 | Tales from the Hood | |
| Fangoria#301 | p.16 | Buckle Up and Drive Angry | |
It's 3-D hell on Earth for Nicolas Cage and the people behind "My Bloody Valentine." | |||
| Fangoria#301 | p.30 | Wolfen Part One - A Political Animal | |
Director Michael Wadleigh looks back at a thriller that has more to sink your teeth into than usual. | |||
| Fangoria#301 | p.38 | Step into The Theatre Bizarre | |
And find yourself in a world of twisted sex and graphic violence, courtesy of horror's most adventurous minds. | |||
| Fangoria#301 | p.58 | Who Do You Think We Are? | |
They look just like you and me - but they'd like you and me for dinner. | |||
| Fangoria#301 | p.68 | Jim Nauseum | |
For three decades, the indefatigable Jim Wynorski has kept on cranking out the blood-and-boobs tests. | |||
| Fangoria#301 | p.70 | Wynorski on Wynorsky | |
| Fangoria#302 | p.11 | Amphibious 3D | |
Deep sea, deep focus | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.20 | Hobo Phobia | |
Rutger Hauer's got "Shotgun," and he's dispensing justice in the most violent way possible. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.22 | Rubber - The Wrong Way | |
If you're tired of the usual horror fare, here's a villain you'll want to roll with. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.36 | Something Insidious This Way Comes | |
The creators of "Saw" aren't playing games when it comes to scaring you this time. Fangp Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.39 | Wan on Wan | |
James Wan talks about his films. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.40 | My Dinner With Dario | |
A fellow Italian genre specialist joins Argento to look back at the maestro's past and forward to his future. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.54 | The Flesh and Blood Show: The Music of Claudio Gizzi | |
Hailing from Italy, he created memorable scores for a pair of reimagined film fiends. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.59 | Danning with Praise | |
Sexy and dangerous, Sybil Danning was nobody's shrieking heroine. | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.72 | Swamplania! | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#302 | p.73 | Zombies! An Illustrated History of the Undead | |
| Fangoria#302 | p.84 | Michael Wandmacher's Dimensions of Music | |
Michael Wandmacher's on "Drive Angry" et al. | |||
| Fangoria#303 | p.26 | Hauer with a Shotgun! | |
Rutger Hauer has been blowing us away for years, but perhaps never more so than in his latest role. | |||
| Fangoria#303 | p.29 | Teutonic Terror: The German Underground Massacre - Part Two | |
The past decade saw even more gore explode from the country's DIY filmmaking scene. | |||
| Fangoria#303 | p.32 | Legend of the She Wolf | |
Dyanne Thorne won exploitation infamy portraying the merciless Ilsa. | |||
| Fangoria#303 | p.69 | Husk | |
| Fangoria#303 | p.86 | When The War Came Home | |
Jeff Wayne's landmark musical adaptation of "War of the Worlds" put horror in your headphones. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.9 | The Living Corpse | |
Re-animation in animation | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.20 | Merry Exorcismus | |
If you're looking for another new twist on the possession genre, here's reason to celebrate. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.46 | Man of a Thousand Nightmares | |
The man who bloodied up Fango #1 is continuing to carve out new territory in the genre. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.65 | Lori Cardille's Lazarus Trip | |
The lady from Day of the Dead made Day of the Dead into more than just a zombie movie. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.66 | John of the Dead | |
He helped George A. Romero stage a "Night of the Living Dead," and they've been coming to get us ever since. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.71 | School of Shock | |
If Tom Savini's grande illusions ever made you wonder how he dit it, here's your chance to learn. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.75 | The Fergusons | |
| Fangoria#304 | p.78 | Rotters | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.86 | Amy of Darkness | |
Fighting vicious mutations is child's play in the latest postapocalyptic video game. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.88 | Double Dekker | |
The busy actor and serious fright fan has two wildly distinct genre features out this year. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.90 | The Undeveloped World of Nivek Ogre | |
He's got two different ways to musically freak you out. | |||
| Fangoria#304 | p.92 | MARS of Dead House Music | |
MARS of Dead House Music | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.5 | Amicus briefing | |
Amicus briefing | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.8 | Grave Encounters | |
Ghosts and demons, caught on camera | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.10 | Cyrus: Mind of a Serial Killer | |
An uncharmed life | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.14 | Rise of the Planet of the Apes - It's a Madhouse | |
One of the most popular sci-fi franchises ever comes back to life for another glimpse of a world gone wild. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.42 | British Horror: Doctors of Terror, Houses of Horror | |
Over the course of a decade, Amicus Productions proved the best horror could come in small doses. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.53 | British Horror: More Atrocities from Amicus | |
Other films by Amicus | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.55 | British Horror: And Now the Speaking Starts | |
Actor Ian Ogilvy twice braved the terrors of Amicus and thrice teamed with Michael Reeves. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.62 | The Theatre Bizarre - The Mother Lode | |
Richard Stanley highlights the shock omnibus with ancient atmosphere and a veteran genre actress. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.64 | Boswell Bloody Boswell | |
Composer Simon Boswell's adventures in Italian exploitation led him to the "Theatre Bizarre." | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.72 | Psycho Holocaust | |
| Fangoria#305 | p.80 | The Teeth of The Reef | |
Had enough of CG sharks? Dive into an Australian production that empoys the real thing. | |||
| Fangoria#305 | p.90 | Headless Eyes | |
Our new column focusing on obscure VHS horrors debuts with "The Headless Eyes"! | |||
| Fangoria#306 | p.10 | Death Valley | |
MTV's monster squad | |||
| Fangoria#306 | p.38 | Through A Glass Darkly | |
Nearly 25 years later, Agustà Villaronga's debut feature is just as shocking. | |||
| 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#306 | p.59 | Naked Under Rubber | |
Other famous monsters in rubber suits | |||
| Fangoria#306 | p.68 | Exorcismus | |
| Fangoria#306 | p.70 | The Colossus of New York | |
| Fangoria#306 | p.72 | The Terror from Tijuana - Part One | |
"The Flush," Part One. Her experience with a budding filmmaker from Tijuana didn't bowl Debbie over. | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.12 | Crépuscule | |
The clayboy club | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.16 | The Belle of the Blue Iris | |
Actress Jessica Harper found Fango fame in such classics as "Phantom of the Paradise" and "Suspiria." | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.58 | Tucker & Dale vs Evil - Bloody Funny | |
Hillbilly horror goes hilarious in this must-see horror/comedy! Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.66 | The Puppet Monster Massacre | |
| Fangoria#307 | p.76 | The Terror from Tijuana - Part Two | |
"The Flush," Part Two. Can anything wash away the memories of this ill-fated shoot? | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.80 | Black Light | |
| Fangoria#307 | p.80 | Them or Us | |
| Fangoria#307 | p.82 | Erebus - Don't Go in the House! | |
Fear comes alive within Erebus, one of America's largest haunted attractions. | |||
| Fangoria#307 | p.88 | The House of Exorcism | |
How "Lisa and the Devil" became "House of Exorcism" | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.10 | The Dagons | |
Lovecraftian music | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.20 | Shrouded House | |
Robert Feldman's cult horror superhero Dr. Shroud is ready to take over the world. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.26 | Girl of the Fear | |
Escaping a cult or trapped in a "Silent House," Elizabeth Olsen gets you genuinely scared for her. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.40 | "Night" of the Terror Titans | |
Nothing But the Night reunited Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.46 | Italian Horror: Lady Giallo | |
Veteran Italian actress Barbara Magnolfi recalls her days with some of the genre's biggest directors. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.58 | Italian Horror: Eaters - Italian Zombies Bite Back! | |
The country's great gory tradition is revived from the dead by two ambitious young filmmakers. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.60 | Christopher Roth - From Page to Scream | |
The Umbrella countryside is streaked with blood as an author's murderous imaginings become real. | |||
| Fangoria#308 | p.73 | Maniac Cop / Final Exam | |
| Fangoria#308 | p.73 | The House by the Cemetery | |
DVD of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.6 | Basket Case | |
It's just a small gathering for a few of us here in the building. We're encouraging people who come to bring finger foods. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.11 | I Am Divine | |
A life lived outrageously | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.12 | Canadian Blood: The Collapsed | |
Death is just off-camera | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.16 | Queen of Evil | |
Actress Martine Beswick recalls her days of Hammer, glamour, lies and spies. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.23 | The Hammer Vault of Horror | |
Interview with the writer of The Hammer Vault, a recently published book about the Hammer years. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.24 | The Innkeepers - Rooms With a Boo! | |
Check into a real-life haunted hotel with Ti West and the rest of the "House of the Devil" team. Fango Seal of Approval | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.38 | Fear dot Com - An Appreciation | |
A decade later, there is much to be savored about William Malone's 2002 proto-torture-porn opus. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.62 | Canadian Blood: Horror in a Small Town | |
A trio of devoted Canadians are doing independent terror their way. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.66 | The Theatre Bizarre - The Eyes Get It | |
Different and disturbing kinds of seeing are the focus of the anthology's pair of Canada-lensed stories. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#309 | p.78 | Psychic Experiment - Walking the Distance | |
Debbie speaks her mind about one of her better new movies - and a costume conflict. | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.6 | Postal Zone | |
Famous folks love Fango; seeking "Mandy Lane" | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.22 | Victim Victorious | |
First-time directing and starring left Michael Biehn bloodied but unbowed. | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.42 | Sleep Tight - Wake to Fright | |
The co-creator of "[REC]" introduces a quieter but no less chilling apartment-house terror. | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.45 | South Texas Blues | |
An exclusive advance peek at Christopher P. Garetano's "Chainsaw" origins comic. | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.70 | Still Hungry After All These Years | |
Created on a low '80s budget, "The Deadly Spawn" has chewed its way to cult status. | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.73 | New Year, New Fears | |
How the fairer sex will scare us in 2012 | |||
| Fangoria#310 | p.74 | Don't Go in the Woods | |
Sing a song of death with a musical slasher picture from actor-turned-director Vincent D'Onofrio. | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.12 | Inkubus | |
Englund's new evil | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.20 | Rabies Catch It! | |
The first horror movie from Israel is one of the decade's most creative horror movies from anywhere. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.32 | Silent House - One Shot at Survival | |
The creators of "Open Water" now want you to experience terror in a single take. | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.40 | Roger Corman in the Poe House | |
Horror's legendary mogul made his most striking mark with a string of literary chillers. | |||
| Fangoria#311 | p.74 | Frustration to Inspiration: The Path to The Collapsed | |
The director of the postapocalyptic "The Collapsed" never let setbacks knock him down. | |||
| Fangoria#312 | p.10 | Safe the Evans City Chapel! | |
A lair of the "Living Dead" | |||
| Fangoria#312 | p.38 | Gothic - A Dream of Monsters - Part One | |
Writer Stephen Volk fictionalized the founding of "Frankenstein" for Ken Russell to capture on camera. | |||
| Fangoria#312 | p.59 | The Sleeper | |
| Fangoria#312 | p.66 | The Gough Stuff | |
Remembering actor Michael Gough | |||
| Fangoria#312 | p.72 | The Books of David | |
The fan-turned-author prepares to take us "Six Reels Under." | |||
| Fangoria#313 | p.8 | The Devil's Carnival | |
"Repo!" creators' latest attraction | |||
| Fangoria#313 | p.16 | The Traveling Theatre Bizarre | |
The movie that united filmmakers from around the world has terrorized audiences across the globe too. | |||
| Fangoria#313 | p.22 | Mother's Day - The Wrath of Mom | |
It's a remake that isn't when Darren Lynn Bousman has a murderous matriarch's family stage a home invasion. | |||
| 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.30 | Gothic - A Dream of Monsters: Part Two | |
Actor Julian Sands looks back on his crazy days with Ken Russell et al. | |||
| Fangoria#313 | p.46 | From Bruce to Barnabas | |
For veteran producer Richard D. Zanuck, "Dark Shadows" is just the latest in an illustrious genre career. | |||
| Fangoria#313 | p.60 | Won Ton Baby! A Labor of Love | |
In a Chinese restaurant, Debbie discovers some serious bad taste. | |||
| Fangoria#314 | p.18 | Vincent Price's New Horrors | |
A comics series based upon Vincent Price | |||
| Fangoria#314 | p.20 | The Devil's Carnival - Singing for Satan | |
The gang behind "Repo! The Genetic Opera" put their souls into this macabre musical. | |||
| Fangoria#314 | p.42 | Prometheus - Actress Rising | |
Noomi Rapace trades the dragon tattoo for a spacesuit in Ridley Scott's much-anticipated science fiction epic. | |||
| 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#314 | p.61 | The Theatre Bizarre | |
Disc of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#314 | p.68 | School of Shock - Part One | |
For many kids of past decades, the scariest screen sights were in the classroom, not the movie theater. | |||
| Fangoria#314 | p.76 | The Thirteen | |
| Fangoria#315 | p.8 | The 2012 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards Winners! | |
Insidious' old-fashioned spookery eeked out four Chainsaw Awards. | |||
| Fangoria#315 | p.24 | Father of Phibes - Part Two | |
More memories from director Robert Fuest about the devious revenger and "The Devil's Rain." | |||
| Fangoria#315 | p.55 | Fell | |
| Fangoria#315 | p.56 | Visiting Hours - Hospital Halls of Horror | |
Michael Ironside's bedside manner was fatal in Canadian director Jean-Claude Lord's stalker opus. | |||
| Fangoria#315 | p.72 | School of Shock - Part Two | |
Some classroom safety films would have kids scared of even setting foot on the school bus. | |||
| 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.9 | Screaming in High Heels | |
Gore and gorgeousness | |||
| Fangoria#316 | p.18 | Somewhere That's Greene | |
Actress Ellen Greene made the transition from stage to screen to warn us: Don't feed the plants! | |||
| Fangoria#316 | p.30 | Compliance: Required Viewing | |
A series of distressing real-life events has inspired a movie that's just as unsettling. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#316 | p.40 | ParaNorman | |
The walking dead are more animated than usual stalking through a stop-motion horror/comedy. | |||
| Fangoria#316 | p.56 | Alice in Umbrella-Land | |
Fango takes a quick critical look at the previous adventures of Alice. | |||
| Fangoria#316 | p.76 | Countess Perverse | |
| Fangoria#316 | p.88 | Female Trouble | |
Kier-La Janisse gets into the heads of "Psychotic Women" | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.12 | Velvet Road | |
Prejudice and zombies | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.22 | A Visit to House at the End of the Street | |
Someone's playing different sorts of games with Jennifer Lawrence. | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.36 | Stuart Gordon: Gentleman of Splatter | |
The heroine of "Re-animator" sits down with her director - and some of his famous alumni - to find out what makes him tick. | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.56 | Class of 1982: The Lady of the House | |
Rutanya Alda - "Amityville II: The Possession" - Most likely to turn a blind eye to supernatural sibling incest | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.58 | Class of 1982: The Devil (and Dino) Made Him Do It! | |
Tommy Lee Wallace - "Amityville II: The Possession" - Most likely to return to a haunted house | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.77 | Hammer House of Horror | |
Disc of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.78 | Howling for More Werewolf: The Beast Among Us | |
The hairy legend comes home in a new take on the classic mythology. | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.84 | To Hell with The Devils | |
Ken Russell's 1971 classic continues to shock, and a new book explores why. | |||
| Fangoria#317 | p.98 | Land of the rising blood | |
Japan's schizophrenic attitude when it comes to showing nudity in comparision to extreme horror. | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.14 | Hammer Glamour Double Shot | |
Veronica Carlson and Virginia Wetherell look back on the men and monsters of the classic horror studio | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.20 | Love Transforms Jack & Diane | |
Filmmaker Bradley Rust Gray dissects a turbulent teen affair to let moments of horror peek through. | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.36 | Citadel - Tower Block of Horrors | |
First-time Ciarà n Foy channeled his own terrors into a feature to truly frighten us. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.41 | The New Book of Eli | |
If Eli Roth is involved, you know there'll be some kind of ocular abuse. | |||
| Fangoria#318 | p.75 | Black Sunday / Hatchet for the Honeymoon / Lisa and the Devil / House of Exorcism | |
| Fangoria#318 | p.89 | FEARnet: Horror in Your Home | |
Adam Green and Oderus Urungus have more Holliston hijinx on the way next spring. | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.8 | What Were They Thinking? | |
"Carrie: The Musical" - the book | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.11 | Crawlspace | |
Underground sensations | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.19 | All in the Family | |
Bill Moseley on freaky families. | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.20 | Praise the Lords | |
Actress Traci Lords finds religion and a relatable note in "Excision," her latest venture into horror. | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.24 | Paranormal Practice | |
How has the yearly flurry of "Activity" become the biggest success on the found-footage scene? Oren Peli explains. | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.28 | Hatching Hitchcock | |
Director Sacha Gervasi takes a stab at exploring the psyche of the man who gave us "Psycho." | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.36 | Tarantino Unchained | |
Following up "Inglorious Bastards," the writer/director goes back in time again to spill more blood. | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.52 | John Dies at the End - High on Horror | |
Don Coscarelli takes us on a trip through his new mind-bender and contemplates the future of "Phantasm." Fango Seal of Approval | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.62 | House of Dark Shadows / Night of Dark Shadows | |
| Fangoria#319 | p.62 | The Devil's Carnival | |
| Fangoria#319 | p.66 | The Heart of Darkness | |
Unjustly imprisoned, now liberated, writer and survivor Damien Echols never let his love of horror die. | |||
| Fangoria#319 | p.72 | House of Psychotic Women | |
Book of the Month | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.8 | Evil Dead | |
Rejoin us! | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.18 | From Fulci To French Fangs | |
Actress Catriona MacColl just can't escapê the cinematic undead. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.26 | Unbeatable Fear Distribution | |
While Adrienne King was helping turn Camp Crystal Lake into a horror household name, her future husband Richard Hassanein started a distribution company. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.28 | Iguchi Dreams of Sushi | |
...and "Ass," in a pair of horror/comedies unlike anything you've seen before. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.38 | Mama Scares Best | |
Never get between a mother and the kids she cares for - especially if she's a ghost. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.48 | The Legend Of Lizzie Borden - A Murderer Bewitched | |
The notorious, bloody crime was brought to TV with an unlikely star. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.50 | You Say You Want A Resolution | |
Well, you'll find no easy answers in this challenging indie mindbender. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.53 | Dust Up | |
| Fangoria#320 | p.56 | Spartacus: War of the Damned - Gladiator Splatter | |
The Roman rebel returns for more sex and shock in his last TV adventure. | |||
| Fangoria#320 | p.60 | Warm Bodies - Young Zombie in Love | |
The director and star wanted their zombie opus to be more than "Twilight" of the dead. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.22 | My Amityville Horror - His Personal Demons | |
There was more than we previously knew going on in the notorious house, according to one of those who lived there. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.24 | Come and Get Some! | |
For Straight-up doses of unrestrained Aussie mayhem, check out the movies of Chris Sun. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.28 | Midnight Stoker | |
Korean director Park Chan-wook comes to America and keeps his focus on the disturbing. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.42 | The Last Exorcism Part II | |
An exclusive Bell centerfold photographed by "The Bloody Best's" Ama Lea! | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.44 | Spilling Blood and Splitting Screens | |
Nearly four decades after breaking out with "Carrie," Brian De Palma is still mastering suspense. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.53 | The Music of the Fears | |
Pino Donaggio's strings were among the scariest since Bernard Herrmann's. | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.56 | William Katt's Prom Memories | |
A happy ending for Tommy (William Katt) and Carrie just isn't in the stars... | |||
| Fangoria#321 | p.72 | Bad Barbie | |
Once an onscreen Cenobite, she now elicits fear with the written word. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.22 | Dead Blood - Ghoulfight! | |
Dead Blood's vampires think they're the baddest bunch of the block - but just wait... | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.30 | Meet Eddie the Sleepwalking Cannibal | |
He's carnivorous and inspirational, and he'll make you laugh and gag at the same time. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.42 | Evil Dead - Back for More Blood | |
In an exclusive on-set interview, director Fede Alvarez reveals how he revived a modern classic. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.54 | You Scary Rat! | |
"Crimewave" showcased just one of the late Brion James' many distinctive screen villains. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.59 | The Flesh and Blood Schoenbach | |
He's keeping the illustrated-poster tradition alive for independent fare. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.62 | In The Shadows Of Doctor Mabuse | |
Veteran TV horror stars are reunited in a homage to a genre classic. | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.64 | Dark Reunion | |
Fango spoke to the three Dark Shadows veterans who reteamed for Doctor Mabuse... | |||
| Fangoria#322 | p.68 | Exclusive Excrept: The Lords of Salem | |
Prepare for Rob Zombie's new cinematic assault with the novelization's opening chapters. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.22 | The Passion of Amy Hesketh | |
An American filmmaker pushes bloody boundaries in Bolivia. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.32 | Condemned by History | |
From Puerto Rico comes a story of deep chills in a tropical climate. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.34 | Digging Up Nekromantic | |
25 years after Jorg Buttgereit first shocked us, love still means never having to say you're dead. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.42 | To Worship The Lords of Salem | |
Rob Zombie moves out of rural-killer territory and into Massachusetts to create a psychedelic horrorshow. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.46 | Trapping a Venemous Rat | |
This month, Rob Zombie wants to knock out on multiple fronts. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.48 | Black Roses - Heavy Metal Cuts Deep | |
Twenty-five years ago, it really was the music of the devil - or at least, some low-budget demons. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.70 | The Windscreen of Gore | |
The bloody side of the Australian car culture is explored in these pages. | |||
| Fangoria#323 | p.82 | Vincent Price: MGM Scream Legends Collection | |
"Vincent Price: MGM Scream Legends Collection" | |||
| Fangoria#324 | p.5 | Fangoria: Refusing to Suck Since 1979 | |
One unpredictable issue | |||
| Fangoria#324 | p.10 | "King Kong": The Musical | |
Ape takes the stage | |||
| Fangoria#324 | p.36 | Walker the Line | |
In the history of British horror cinema, Pete Walker's confrontational features stand out. | |||
| Fangoria#324 | p.54 | Mama | |
| Fangoria#324 | p.60 | The Human Horrors of The Seasoning House | |
Reality is the spice of fright in the directorial debut of a veteran makeup FX artist. | |||
| Fangoria#325 | p.18 | Taylor-Made for The Conjuring | |
Actress Lili Taylor returns to horror in James Wan's much-anticipated true-haunting opus. | |||
| Fangoria#325 | p.28 | Grabbers - Drunk on Terror | |
When hungry creatures attack, there's only one, unusual but not unpleasant way to protect yourself. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#325 | p.50 | Jack's Journey Into Perversion | |
Legendary Eurohorror presence Jack Taylor spent plenty of time in Franco-land. | |||
| Fangoria#325 | p.54 | Beautiful Maria | |
Actress Maria Rohm made her presence known in many of Jess Franco's finest films. | |||
| 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.18 | Aural Conjuring | |
James Wan's favorite compser and sometime actor Joseph Bishara returns for a pair of creepy features. | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.20 | You're Next And You Won't Last | |
Adam Wingard and Simon Barrett take audiences on a hell of a ride without leaving a horrifically besieged house. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.22 | They're First | |
Ti West gets the point as doomed houseguest Tariq. | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.24 | Putting On a Jug Face | |
Deep in the Southern woods, a new and intriguing spin on religious terror has been molded. Fango Seal of Approval. | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.28 | Throw Mea Boneboys | |
Four decades after his fist massacre, "Texas Chainsaw" co-creator Kim Henkel brings us fresh meat-eating. | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.30 | The Bones in the Band | |
Director Duane Graves was one-half of the filmmaking team (with Justin Meeks) charged with bringing Kim Henkel's arch Boneboys horrors to lurid life... | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.54 | A Little Bit of Soulmate | |
Moving up from short films, writer/director Axelle Carolyn narrows her focus to character-based chills. | |||
| Fangoria#326 | p.60 | The Last "STRAW" | |
The accent was on sex and violence in his 1976 vehicle "House on Straw Hill." | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.5 | Learning to love the monstrous | |
Learning to love the monstrous | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.9 | Muirhouse | |
Footage found Down Under | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.32 | Killer Thriller - Part Two | |
From famous visitors to crawling through dirt - it was all in a night's work for the zombie team. | |||
| Fangoria#327 | p.64 | Night of the Haunter | |
Abigail Breslin and the director of "Splice" offer up a variation on spooky-house standards. | |||