Fangoria issue
<< Fangoria#288 >>
november 2009
| p.6 | Elegy: Grrrrl Power | |
| Horror: not just a boy's town. | ||
| p.8 | Monster Invasion | |
| Legion Religious war from A(ngels) to Z(ombies) |
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Scott Stewart Legion |
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| Dead Air Shocked jock tunes in ghouls |
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Corbin Bernsen Dead Air |
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| Plaguers Ghouls in space |
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Brad Sykes Plaguers |
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| Hanger Abort a boy |
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Ryan Nicholson Hanger |
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| God's Left Hand, Devil's Right Hand Nightmares in blood |
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Shûsuke Kaneko Kami no hidarite akuma no migite |
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| Penance The mutilation dance |
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Jake Kennedy Penance |
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| p.16 | Comics Screams: FVZA | |
| Humans vs. humanized ghouls | ||
| David Hine FVZA | ||
| p.17 | Monster Invasion | |
| Live Evil Holy vampire slayer! |
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Jay Woelfel Live Evil |
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| DVD Chopping List | ||
| p.22 | Retrospective: Celebrating Halloween II | |
| The creators and cast look back at the original night he came back home. | ||
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Rick Rosenthal Halloween II |
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| p.28 | Horrorcade | |
| Wolfenstein Game of the Month |
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John Carmack Wolfenstein |
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| Shadow Complex | ||
| Shadow Complex | ||
| Infamous | ||
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Nate Fox Infamous |
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| p.30 | What's in The Box? | |
| It's the long-awaited leap into genre territory by "Donnie Darko" creator Richard Kelly. | ||
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Richard Kelly The Box |
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| p.38 | On Set: Saw VI Audiences Sick | |
| Newly minted director Kevin Greutert sez this installment of the Jigsaw saga is the grisliest one yet. | ||
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Kevin Greutert Saw VI |
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| p.42 | New Pieces of Jigsaw's Mind | |
| At this rate, Jigsaw (Tobin Bell) will soon be in more films dead than alive. | ||
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Tobin Bell Saw VI |
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| p.44 | Under a New Moon | |
| Will Bella choose Jacob or Edward? And will horror fans get more monster mayhem in the "Twilight" sequel? | ||
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Chris Weitz The Twilight Saga: New Moon |
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| p.50 | On Set: Cirque Du Freak: The Vampire Assistant | |
| Come one, come all to the oddest assemblage of freaks & suckers on screen. | ||
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Paul Weitz Cirque du Freak: The Vampire's Assistant |
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| 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. | ||
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Lars von Trier Antichrist |
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| p.62 | A Second Stir of The Echo | |
| The latest English-language adaptation of an Asian chiller boasts the original director at the helm. | ||
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Yam Laranas The Echo |
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| p.68 | The Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops | |
| The Thaw | ||
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Mark A. Lewis The Thaw |
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| The Children DVD of the Month |
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Tom Shankland The Children |
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| The Offspring | ||
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Andrew van den Houten Offspring |
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| Fear(s) of the Dark | ||
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Blutch Charles Burns Marie Caillou Pierre Di Sciullo Lorenzo Mattotti Richard McGuire Peur(s) du noir |
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| I Can See You | ||
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Graham Reznick I Can See You |
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| Nightmare | ||
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Dylan Bank Nightmare |
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| Sauna | ||
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Antti-Jussi Annila Sauna |
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| Left Bank | ||
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Pieter Van Hees Linkeroever |
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| Seventh Moon | ||
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Eduardo Sánchez Seventh Moon |
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| Black Devil Doll | ||
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Jonathan Lewis Black Devil Doll |
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| How to be a Serial Killer | ||
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Luke Ricci How to Be a Serial Killer |
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| Farmhouse | ||
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George Bessudo Farmhouse |
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| Night of Death | ||
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Raphaël Delpard La nuit de la mort |
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| For Sale by Owner | ||
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Robert J. Wilson For Sale by Owner |
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| The Haunted Airman | ||
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Chris Durlacher The Haunted Airman |
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| p.76 | On Set: Make It A Blood Night | |
| They call her Mary Hatchet, and she proves why in this supergory supernatural slasher. | ||
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Frank Sabatella Blood Night |
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| p.82 | Nightmare Library | |
| Audrey's Door by Sarah Langan Book of the Month |
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Sarah Langan Audrey's Door |
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| John Dies at the End by David Wong | ||
| David Wong John Dies at the End | ||
| Damnable by Hank Schwaeble | ||
| Hank Schwaeble Damnable | ||
| Imola by Richard Satterlie | ||
| Richard Satterlie Imola | ||
| Hollywood Monster by Robert Englund & Alan Goldsher | ||
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Robert Englund Alan Goldsher Hollywood Monster |
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| p.86 | Interview: A Sworded Past | |
| Actor Gary ("2001") Lockwood faced monsters galore in a Bert I. Gordon '60 epic. | ||
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Gary Lockwood The Magic Sword |
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| p.92 | Dangers on a Train | |
| This time, the slaughterhouse claiming the lives of young American travelers is mobile. | ||
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Gideon Raff Train |
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