Fangoria issue
<< Fangoria#346 >>
mei 2016
| p.5 | Editorial: Printer Devils | |
| All the grue that’s fit to print | ||
| p.6 | Monster Invasion | |
| Bite Prime slime |
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Chad Archibald Bite |
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| KILD TV Death, live |
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William Collins KILD TV |
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| Under The Shadow War is hellish |
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Babak Anvari Under The Shadow |
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| Fear Film Forecast | ||
| DVD & Blu-Ray Chopping List | ||
| p.10 | Interview: All About Ash | |
| For as long as Bruce Campbell battles "Evil," we're love him for it. | ||
| Bruce Campbell Ash vs. Evil Dead | ||
| p.14 | Interview: Lawless Lands | |
| The most ferociously mysterious character on "Ash vs. Evil Dead" is essayed by genre-TV mainslay Lucy Lawless. | ||
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Lucy Lawless Ash vs Evil Dead Salem |
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| p.18 | Interview: The Dark Heart Of Green Room | |
| Fango Seal of Approval. Patrick Steward shows off his scary side in Jeremy Saulnier's nerve-shredding shocker. | ||
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Patrick Steward Jeremy Saulnier Green Room |
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| p.22 | Interview: Thrill Us! | |
| In the 36 years since making his horror debut in "The Fog," Tom Atkins has gone from character actor to cult-favorite bad-ass. | ||
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Tom Atkins Halloween III: Season of the Witch The Fog Escape from New York My Bloody Valentine Maniac Cop Night of the Creeps |
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| p.27 | Advertisment: An Interview With Acclaimed Horror Film Director Joe Ciminera | |
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Joe Ciminera E19 Virus Tales From The Dark |
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| p.28 | On Set: He Never Died But Others Do | |
| Fango Seal of Approval. It's Henry Rollins in a portrait of a reluctant killer. | ||
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Henry Rollins He Never Died |
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| p.32 | Interview: Turbo Charged | |
| Michael Ironside is always enthusiastic to lend his acting experience to talented up-and-comers. | ||
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Michael Ironside Turbo Kid |
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| p.34 | On Set: The Demolisher Busts Out | |
| A self-styled vigilante targets an innocent victim for a night of terror. | ||
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Gabriel Carrer The Demolisher |
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| p.36 | Interview: Accept The Invitation | |
| After polarizing audiences with high-concept fare, Karyn Kusama goes back to basics with the terrifying “The Invitation.” Fango Seal of Approval. | ||
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Karyn Kusama The Invitation |
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| p.40 | MakeUp Effects Lab: A Christmas Horror Story: Kreating Krampus | |
| We unwrap the creation of the Yuletide demon Krampus for the fright anthology. | ||
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David Scott A Christmas Horror Story |
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| p.44 | Interview: High-Rise Building Tension | |
| The haves and the have-nots have at it in British bad boy Ben Wheatley’s most ambitious film yet. | ||
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Ben Wheatley High-Rise |
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| p.47 | Short Sharp Shocks: Saint Frankenstein | |
| This new section debuts with Scooter McCrae’s “Saint Frankenstein” | ||
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Scooter McCrae Saint Frankenstein |
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| p.48 | Interview: Hit The Targets | |
| Boris Karloff’s last great film was a remarkable debut for director Peter Bogdanovich. | ||
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Peter Bogdanovich Targets |
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| p.52 | Interview: Father And Sins | |
| Actor Gene Jones is becoming a distinctive presence on the independent horror scene. | ||
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Gene Jones The Sacrament Dementia No Country for Old Men The Hateful Eight |
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| p.54 | Interview: Party Monsters | |
| Over two years into their reign, the hosts of “Monster Party” open up about their raucous chat podcast. | ||
| Monster Party | ||
| p.56 | Interview: Filmmakers' Favorites: Joe Augustine on Night of the Demons | |
| Welcome to the first in an ongoing series of articles in which current genre-movie artisans get the opportunity to chat up the creators of past films they love. To launch, we hooked up the writer/director of the indie hit We Are Still Here with the man who penned the flick that traumatized him asa child... | ||
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Ted Geoghegan Joe Augustyn Night of the Demons |
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| p.59 | VHS YES!: Elves | |
| Christmas schlocking with “Elves” | ||
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Jeffrey Mandel Elves |
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| p.60 | Diary of the Deb: Model Hunger Director's Cut - Part Four | |
| As her directorial debut winds down, Debbie is visited by blasts from cinema’s past. | ||
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Debbie Rochon Model Hunger |
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| p.63 | Interview: King Diamond Metal Macabre | |
| Through his many years as a hard rocker, he has channeled the darkness—sometimes of his own life. | ||
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King Diamond |
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| p.68 | Voice of the Night | |
| The recent movie “Djinn” found its inspiration in the work of weird-talespinner William Hope Hodgson. | ||
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William Hope Hodgson Djinn |
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| p.72 | News from the Underground: The Joy Of Sex And Violence | |
| Making fear flicks has brought nothing but pleasure to this indie auteur. | ||
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Henrique Couto Depression: The Movie |
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| p.75 | Minifeature: Swamp Fever | |
| Florida frightmeister William Grefé receives a long-warranted documentary. | ||
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Daniel Griffith They Came from the Swamp: The Films of William Grefé |
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| p.76 | Interview: Weird Sciences | |
| As an actor and now director, David Hewlett has dealt with medical and technological nightmares. | ||
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David Hewlett Scanners II: The New Order Cube Pin Debug |
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