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Fangoria#13 | p.13 | Interview: An American Werewolf in London |
John Landis - director of The Blues Brothers and Animal House - on his 10-year "dream project." | ||
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Fangoria#17 | p.28 | Documentary: On Wolves real & reel |
We've always wanted to use that corny title! A nice article for a change. | ||
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Fangoria#29 | p.2 | Scream Greats Poster: Scream Greats #4: 'American Werewolf in London' |
"Scream Greats" Pull-Out Poster #4 'American Werewolf in London' | ||
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Fangoria#29 | p.22 | The Undead American in London |
Actor-turned-producer Griffin Dunne on his two careers, and on An American Werewolf in London | ||
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Fangoria#129 | p.12 | Full Moon Fever: Werewolves on Reels |
Created by sorcery and science, the legendary monsters have prowled the screen since silent days. | ||
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Fangoria#129 | p.24 | Retrospective: Full Moon Fever: When the American Werewolf Howled |
Twelve years ago, under a full moon, John Landis and company made lycanthrophy funnier -and bloodier- than ever before. | ||
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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. | ||
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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. | ||
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Fangoria#300 | p.9 | Fangoria #300: An American Werewolf in London |
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Fangoria#307 | p.54 | Interview: Bad Moon Still Rising |
John Landis showed lycanthropy is a new light in his landmark "An American Werewolf in London." | ||
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Fangoria#313 | p.19 | Interview: An American Werewolf's Girl |
Ageless English actress Jenny Agutter had one of her great screen romances with a lycanthrope. | ||
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Fangoria#329 | p.74 | Where are the Wolves? |
With their rich history on screen, we should be seeing lycanthropes there more often. | ||
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Fangoria#333 | p.64 | Interview: A Modest Prop-Posal |
Tom Spina's restoration efforts help classic screen terrors live on. | ||
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Fangoria#360 | p.4 | Invocation: Revisiting, Reconnecting, and Reconfiguring |
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Fangoria#360 | p.66 | I Was a Middle-Aged Werewolf! |
An oral history of THAT transformation from THAT werewolf movie. | ||
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Fangoria#360 | p.72 | An American Werewolfel Howling at the Full Moon High |
1981 saw a boom in lupine horror: American Werewolf, The Howling, Wolfen, Full Moon High. On the 40th anniversary, are we on the precipice of another golden (or is that silver) age? | ||
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Fangoria#14 | p.12 | Interview: Rick Baker and An American Werewolf In London |
Is there a fright film fan who isn't already aware of Rick Baker's list of contributions to the genre? | ||
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