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oktober 2020
| p.4 | Invocation: Change Should Not Be Easy | |
| p.5 | The Postal Zone | |
| p.6 | Advertisment: Halloween Streams | |
| How Shudder and streaming services saved Halloween 2020. | ||
Creepshow The Mortuary Collection Scare Me Host |
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| p.8 | Monster Invasion | |
| And More! | ||
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The Swerve Love and Monsters |
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| p.9 | Minifeature: R.I.P. Robert H. Martin | |
| Former Fango editors pay tribute to the man behind the magazine's 1980s ascendancy. | ||
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Robert H. Martin |
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| p.10 | Elegy: What About (Uncle) Bob? | |
| Remembering the man who defined FANGORIA's early days. | ||
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Robert H. Martin |
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| p.12 | Exordium: Best on the Big Screen | |
| Being denied the theatrical experience really makes one appreciate the all-time greatest big-screen viewings. | ||
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Rick Rosenthal Juan Piquer Simón John Wintergate John McNaughton Eduardo Sánchez Daniel Myrick Hideo Nakata John Krasinski Halloween II Mil gritos tiene la noche Boardinghouse Henry: Portrait of a Serial Killer The Blair Witch Project Ringu A Quiet Place |
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| p.14 | Come Play With A New Kind Of Monster | |
| Amblin calls the director of an impressive horror short up to the big leagues. | ||
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Jacob Chase Come Play |
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| p.18 | The Year of Brea Grant | |
| The genre gem puts in the OT and takes it to the next level with 12 HOURS SHIFT. | ||
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Brea Grant 12 Hour Shift Best Friends Forever Lucky |
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| p.22 | Interview: Old Ghosts, New Haunts | |
| A conversation with BLY MANOR's head caretaker Mike Flanagan. | ||
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Mike Flanagan The Haunting of Bly Manor |
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| p.28 | Exploring the Henry James Multiverse in The Haunting of Bly Manor | |
| Mike Flanagan turns the screws in Netflix's latest series. | ||
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Mike Flanagan The Haunting of Bly Manor |
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| p.30 | Welcome to The Blumhouse: There's No Horror Like Home | |
| Blumhouse Television and Amazon Studios put the fun in family dysfunction. | ||
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Veena Sud Rajeev Dassani Elan Dassani Zu Quirke Emmanuel Osei-Kuffour The Lie Evil Eye Nocturne Black Box |
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| p.34 | Evil Eye Brings Indian Horror and Indian Mothers to the Fore | |
| In Elan and Rajeev Dassani's new film, family dynamics and colliding cultures provide anxiety, dread - and horror. | ||
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Rajeev Dassani Elan Dassani Evil Eye |
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| p.38 | The Wolf of Snow Hollow: Liner Notes | |
| The writer-director of THUNDER ROAD tries horror on for size. | ||
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Jim Cummings The Wolf of Snow Hollow |
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| p.41 | Interview: A Dangerous Inevitability | |
| Brandon Cronenberg's POSSESSOR explores the violent pitfalls of evolution-changing technology. | ||
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Brandon Cronenberg Possessor |
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| p.46 | Minifeature: How to Kill Sean Bean (Again) | |
| At this point, slaughtering the oft-murdered veteran actor takes talent AND originality. | ||
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Dan Martin Possessor |
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| p.48 | Interview: Swap & Chop | |
| FANGO gets Freaky with Christopher Landon. | ||
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Christopher Landon Freaky |
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| p.54 | Interview: Kathryn Newton Wants To Be A Meme | |
| Or A Costume! And Freaky Just Might Take Her There? | ||
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Kathryn Newton Freaky |
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| p.58 | Minifeature: Writing My Way Out: The Path To Freaky | |
| The screenwriter behind Blumhouse's body swap horror comedy opens up. | ||
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Michael Kennedy Freaky |
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| p.62 | Photo Feature: From The FANGORIA Vault: Candyman | |
| We're as disappointed as the rest of you that Nia Da Costa's CANDYMAN has been pushed to 2021, but a little bee (named Phil) tells us it's worth the wait. To tide you over in the meantime, enjoy these indelible images from the 1992 original, pulled from our own archives. | ||
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Bernard Rose Candyman |
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| p.64 | Candyman, Madonna and My Brother | |
| 1992's CANDYMAN left a mark on so many, and often in surprising and unexpected ways. This is one such instance. | ||
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Jonah Ray Rodrigues Candyman |
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| p.68 | Rap Game of Death | |
| You know horror's endless fight for respect in Hollywood? Well, it's even worse in hip-hop. | ||
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Geto Boys Flatlinerz Gravediggaz |
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| p.72 | Interview: Nightmares On Wax | |
| As the connection between horror and hip-hop enters its fifth decade, Clipping just might reinvent the relationship. | ||
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Clipping |
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| p.76 | Little Deaths | |
| The surprising (is it, though?) relationship between horror and kink. | ||
| p.79 | Another Lesbian Psycho: In Defense of Haute Tension | |
| Was Alexandre Aja's 2003 film a problematic deal-breaker, or was it in fact inviting the queer audience to join the nasty party of the New French Extremity? | ||
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Alexandre Aja Haute tension |
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| p.82 | COVID Cinema | |
| How a pandemic has changed the way Hollywood works. | ||
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Jed Brian Sean Blevins Brittany Blanton Larry Fessenden Marcus Slabine Vikram Bhatt Rob Savage 13 Slays Till X-Mas Isolation The Dark Offerings Hacked Host |
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| p.86 | Scene Queen: Performing in a Pandemic | |
| The game has changed, but that doesn't keep our intrepid reporter from playing it. | ||
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Barbara Crampton |
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| p.88 | Rated XX/XY: From Barbra to Barbara | |
| Romero's Zombieverse offers an intriguing arc via its women protagonists. | ||
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Patricia Tallman Gaylen Ross Judith O'Dea Lori Cardille Night of the Living Dead Dawn of the Dead Night of the Living Dead Day of the Dead |
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| p.91 | Fest Finds | |
| When arty filmmakers approach classic horror subgenres, great things can happen. | ||
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John Hsu Filip Jan Rymsza Michel Franco Detention Mosquito State New Order |
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| p.92 | Nightmare Library | |
| Be Scared Of Everything by Peter Counter | ||
| Peter Counter Be Scared Of Everything | ||
| They All Died Screaming by Kristopher Triana | ||
| Kristopher Triana They All Died Screaming | ||
| The Hollow Places by T. Kingfisher | ||
| T. Kingfisher The Hollow Places | ||
| Tiny Nightmares: Very Short Stories of Horror by Nadxieli Nieto & Lincoln Michel | ||
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Nadxieli Nieto Lincoln Michel Tiny Nightmares: Very Short Stories of Horror |
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| p.94 | Story: Debridement | |
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Clay McLeod Chapman Debridement |
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| p.98 | Classified Ad Vault | |