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Fangoria Issue 63

## Overview

* **Elegy:** He Once Worked in a Deli.
* **The Postal Zone:** A "Flesh Eaters" Mutilation
* **Monster Invasion:** It's Fango Poll Time!
* **Two-Fisted Zombie Stopper:** Britain's David Warbeck Talks About His Spaghetti Horror Days!
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Filipino Starlets & Southern Zombies
* **Dream Queen:** "Nightmare" Warfare Heats Up with Heather Langenkamp's Return to Elm Street. The Starlet Speaks.
* **Nightmare Library:** Charles Grant Unleashes "The Pet".
* **Previewing "Angel Heart":** Director Alan Parker Films a Tale of Voodoo and Satanism!
* **Don't Go to the Prom:** A School Ritual Turns Ugly During "The Haunting of Hamilton High".
* **"Evil Dead II":** A Set Visit Shows That This Might Be the Gruesome Sequel to Beat!
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Rare Roles of Beloved Boris & Bela
* **Romancing the Brimstone:** A Young Lady Falls for a Shapeshifting Monster in "My Demon Lover".
* **The Original Vamp:** Carroll ("Mark of the Vampire") Borland Remembers Starting the Sexy Bloodsucker Trend.
* **Wino Massacre:** In the Gorefest "Street Trash", a Bunch of Bowery Boys Meet Their Maker Courtesy of Some Toxic Wine.
* **Frightening Funnies:** Fango Speaks with Gahan Wilson, the Dark-Humored Cartoon Pioneer.
* **The Fall of Hammer:** Ex-Company Boss Michael Carreras Reflects on the End of His Terror Legacy.
* **Classified Ads Vault**
Fangoria Issue 87

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Gooey Sebum
* **The Postal Zone:** "Book of the Dead" Raved, Jason Knocked.
* **Monster Invasion:** "The Vampire Lestat" Comic Book, Wes Craven's New One, "Shocker".
* **Slime Before Its Time:** Robert Hutton Survived "The Slime People", "Invisible Invaders", and a Disembodied Talking Head. And He Loved Every Minute of It.
* **Blame It on "Society":** In the Year's Weirdest Flick, Chas Balun Gets Down with a Tentacle Thing. All in a Day's Work.
* **That Darned King:** Maine's Master Manipulator of Manuscripted Morbidity Says All is Well in the Kingdom.
* **Hug a Monster Tonight:** "Nightbreed" Master Clive Barker Wonders: If We Love Monsters So Much, Why Don't We Get Along Better with Them?
* **"Halloween 5" Preview:** Changes Aplenty are in Store for Fans of the Myers Murderama. For Instance, No More Loomis.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Leave the "Beast in the Cellar" Where He is, OK?
* **Terror in Your Ear:** And We Don't Mean a Wet Willy, Jack. Meet the New Terror Medium — Audiobooks!
* **Close Your Eyes and Think of Englund:** If He Becomes Typecast as "Phantom of the Opera", He'll Scream. We Will, Too.
* **Freddy's Pen Pals:** Why Did It Take Five Writers to Script the Latest "Nightmare" Movie? Our Exclusive Investigative Report Sorts It All Out.
* **Nightmare Library:** Ramsey Campbell Bounces Back and Boots Butt!
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 32

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** A Reappearance!
* **The Postal Zone:** The Mad Max Question Resolved; Landau Mania
* **C.H.U.D.:** Mystery Creatures Below the Streets
* **Christine Producer:** Richard Kobritz on Carpenter's Latest
* **Christine's Boyfriend:** Keith Gordon, Car-Thriller Star
* **John Russo:** From *Night of the Living Dead* to *Midnight*
* **Fango Index:** Part 2 of Everything You Need to Know
* **Exploitation Today:** Independent Producers Speak Out
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Axe Murderess, Killing Hand
* **The Pit and the Pen:** AIP Terror Part 6
* **Milton Subotsky:** King of Horror-Anthologies
* **Scorsese on Cronenberg:** One Director on Another
* **Cujo FX:** Peter Knowlton's Canine Creations
* **James Herbert:** Part 2 – Herbert Horror Movies
* **Nightmare Library:** *Spirals*; Russo's *The Awakening*
* **Manimal:** Stan Winston's Transformations!
* **Monster Invasions:** *Pieces* Contest, *Trick or Treat*
* **Classified Ads:** Complete and Uncut
Fangoria Issue 70

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Editor Misses Quake
* **The Postal Zone:** Bountiful Blunders
* **Monster Invasion:** Craven's Latest
* **Interview with the Author:** "Vampire Lestat" Writer Anne Rice Reveals How She Brought Fresh Blood to Bloodsucker Fiction.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Early Romero
* **To Kill a "Werewolf":** A Set Visit Uncovers Upcoming Plot Lines on the Hit Syndicated Show.
* **"Friday the 13th: The Series":** What's So Scary About Creepy Teacups, Blabbermouth Dolls and Possessed Pens? Find Out.
* **On the Menu at "Blood Diner":** A Splatter Queen Films a Gory, Unrated Tribute to H.G. Lewis.
* **Nightmare Library:** Russo Goes Voodoo
* **"Prison" Break:** "Halloween" Producer Irwin Yablans Presents a Haunted Penitentiary Movie.
* **A Peek Inside "Cameron's Closet":** Chas Balun Drops By the Set of a New Monster Movie.
* **"Pumpkinhead" & His Pals:** We're Done Gripin'. Introducing the Demon of the Year!
* **Leatherface: The Legend:** We Still Don't Know Why It Took So Long for Fango to Interview Gunnar Hansen.
* **"Living Dead II" Returns:** Sequel or Rip-Off? The Creators Add More Laughs and More Brains.
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Dragon Lady's Curse
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 82

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Manhattan Mountain Climbing
* **The Postal Zone:** Myers Feedback
* **Monster Invasion:** Ride 'em, Vampire!
* **The Mark of Reggie Nalder:** He's Appeared in Two of the Most Vicious Genre Films Ever, Besides Working with Hitchcock, Argento and Hooper. And He's a Pussycat!
* **Nightmare Library:** Know Your Cthulhu.
* **Swampy Sequel:** For "Return of Swamp Thing", They've Come Up with a Better Suit and Beefed Up the Laugh Meter.
* **"Books of Blood" – The Comics:** After Taking the Literary and Cinematic Circles by Storm, Can Clive Barker Handle Comics?
* **The Man Behind the Pins:** An Exclusive Interview with Doug Bradley, the Actor Who Made Cenobite a Household Word.
* **"Fly II" FX:** Stephan Dupis, Mark Walas and the CWI Team Say You'll Believe a Man Can Become a Fly.
* **Preview: "Night Life":** The First Zombie Flick of 1989 Promises Suspense and Scares Without Dumb Jokes. A Set Visit Report.
* **One Mean Dude:** Brion James, Max Jenke of "Horror Show", Gives You-Know-Who a Run for the Slasher Sweepstakes.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Rejuvenator" Rates
* **"Leviathan" Lore:** Another Sea Monster Siege, This Time with "Rambo" Director George Cosmatos at the Helm.
* **Manitou Man:** Prolific British Author Graham Masterson Talks Terror and Unveils the All-Star Anthology "Scare Care".
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Gimmicks & Behemoths
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 38

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** On Censorship
* **The Postal Zone:** Jason's Final Chapter
* **Cloak and Dagger:** From the Director of *Psycho II*
* **Jonathan Haze:** *Little Shop of Horrors* Star
* **Dr. Cyclops Special!:** *Frankenstein's Daughter* & *She-Demons*!
* **Jason Remembered:** A Look Back at the *Friday the 13th* Star!
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Alex Gordon on New Horrors
* **Fall Break:** A New Stalker!
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Spanish Terror; Undead Conception
* **The Philadelphia Experiment:** Out-of-Time Thriller
* **The Hills Have Eyes Part 2:** A Talk with Wes Craven
* **Joe Dante:** More from the *Gremlins* Director
* **Gremlins FX!:** Chris Walas on His Fantastic Creatures
* **Splatter University:** Rah-Rah! Chop-Chop!
* **Nightmare Library:** James Herbert's *Shrine*
* **Stuart Freeborn:** Part 2 – Dawn of Man Makeup
* **Wyott Ordung!:** Author of *Robot Monster*!!!
* **Monster Invasions:** New Holiday Horror; Larry Cohen Returns
* **Classifieds:** Over and Out
Fangoria Issue 112

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Home Improvements
* **The Postal Zone:** Lecter Objector; Slasher Flicks Pro and Con
* **Monster Invasion:** Lance Henriksen Previews "Alien³"!
* **Reeves' Hero:** The Many Horror Films of British Actor Ian Ogilvy Includes Three Fear Favorites Made by Director Michael Reeves.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Splatterpunk Author David J. Schow Premieres His New Monthly Column! Not for the Squeamish!
* **I, Cenobite:** What's It Really Like to Be the Master of the Netherworld? Doug Bradley's "Hellraiser III" Diary Tells All.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** At Long Last, "Opera"; "Wicked" is Worthless.
* **Dying in Your "Sleep":** Director Mick Garris is Loading His New Stephen King Film with Lotsa Sex and Violence.
* **Directorial Recall:** Dan O'Bannon Explains Why It Took Him Seven Years to Follow Up "Return of the Living Dead" with "The Resurrected".
* **Panhandle with Care:** Veteran Horror Screenwriter Richard Jeffries Takes Urban Fears to the Max in "The Vagrant".
* **Robocop Bugs Out:** The Hallucinating Lead in "Naked Lunch" Was a Change-of-Pace Role That Peter Weller Actually Sought Out.
* **Nightmare Library:** For Good Horror, "Bad Brains" in Mind; Strieber Strikes Out.
* **The First Real Cyber Punk:** Actor Jeff Fahey Learns That the Medical Horrors of "Body Parts" are Nothing Compared to the Computerized Terror of "The Lawnmower Man".
* **The Wasteland**
* **Start Spreading the Grue:** New York, New York Played Host to Jeffrey Combs, "Grandpa" Al Lewis and Others During the Last Weekend of Horrors.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 13

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Another Anniversary Editorial – Already!
* **The Postal Zone:** Less About Gore... But More About Siskel!
* **The Pit and the Pen of Alex Gordon:** More on Karloff, *The Haunted Strangler* and *Corridors of Blood*.
* **"MIND WARP: An Infinity of Terror":** Since You're Reading This Magazine, Your Mind is Probably Already Warped – So Roger Corman's New Deep-Space Terror Film Shouldn't Do You Any Harm!
* **John Landis and "An American Werewolf in London":** The Director of *Kentucky Fried Movie*, *Animal House* and *The Blues Brothers* on His "Dream Project" of Ten Years Standing – His First Heavy-Duty Shock Film!
* **P.J. Soles:** Our Second Anniversary Homecoming Queen! From *Carrie* to *Halloween* to *Rock 'n' Roll High School* to FANGORIA – That's Progress!
* **"The Wolfen":** Michael Wadleigh Goes for Shock Plus Social Significance in His First Feature Film Since 1968's *Woodstock*.
* **On the Set of "The Beast Within":** Our Intrepid Boy Editor Journeys to the Wilds of Mississippi to Return with the Answer to That Age-Old Question: They Shoot Movies, Don't They?
* **Storytellers of Terror:** A Chat with Charles Grant and Ramsey Campbell – Modern Masters of the Macabre Tale!
* **The George Romero Interview: Part One:** You've Waited for Two Years – and It's Here! Our First Extensive Audience with the King of the Independents!
* **Horror in the Comics: Part Two:** Wear Your Cape, Tux and Turban for Ron Goulart's Formal Examination of the Comic Book Magicians of the 40's!
* **"Dragonslayer":** Producer and Co-Screenwriter Hal Barwood on the Fantasy Blockbuster from Disney and Paramount!
* **Carl Fullerton and "Friday the 13th Part 2":** Now That You've Seen It, We Can Tell You a Little More About Those FX – Including the Ones You Didn't See!
* **Monster Invasion:** News from Wes Craven, Rob Bottin and Doug Trumbull... and Lots More Stuff!
* **The George Romero Contest!:** George Romero Follows in the Footsteps of Cronenberg and King By Allowing Us to Cheapen His Image with *Another* Silly Contest!
* **Classified Ads:** Bizarre Merchandise – and Even Stranger Ads from Our Readers!
Fangoria Issue 47

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Down Exploitation Lane
* **The Postal Zone:** E.T. Nasty, Fangoland Filmmakers
* **Meet Freddy Krueger!:** *Elm Street* Star Robert Englund
* **Fango Bash:** A Convention Report
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Giant Ants! Flying Piranhas!
* **Horror in Print:** Horror / Fantasy Master Fritz Leiber
* **Lifeforce FX:** Nick Maley's Makeup
* **Blood on the Bard:** Shakespeare Gore
* **Day of the Dead FX!:** Savini and the Art of Cannibalism
* **Fright Night:** On-the-Set Visit
* **Movie Poll:** Readers Pick the Best and Worst of '84
* **Explorers:** Producer Mike Finnell on Working with Dante
* **Neon Maniacs:** They Come Out at Night – to Kill
* **Nightmare Library:** Possessed Nuns! Readers Poll
* **New Mad Max!:** The Futuristic Loner Returns
* **The Pit & the Pen:** The Brains of Donovan
* **Giant Snail!:** The 50's Horror of Gramercy Pictures
* **Monster Invasions:** Creepy Comedies! Busy Tobe Hooper!
* **Classifieds**
Fangoria Issue 92

## Overview

* **Elegy:** On the "Darkside"
* **The Postal Zone:** "Shocker" Heralded; More Shape Shenanigans
* **Monster Invasion:** McCammon Update; A Farewell to Voorhees
* **Horror in Print: Richard Laymon:** Splatter Without the Punk? A Novelist of Growing Reputation Puzzles It Out.
* **Micki Speaks Up:** Hey! Robey's Character on "Friday the 13th" Has Kinda Broken the Defenseless Damsel Mold.
* **Our Man Corman:** Last Time We Spoke with the Master, He was in Preproduction for "Frankenstein Unbound". Now He's Wrapped.
* **Bloody Olde England:** There Hasn't Been Any Terrifying Low-Budget Stuff from Great Britain in Far Too Long. "Hardware" Aims to Set That Straight.
* **Burning Sensations:** Tobe Hooper Examines an Ancient Fiery Phenomenon in "Spontaneous Combustion".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Slipshod "Cyborg"; Creepy "Caller"
* **Escape from TV Land:** All Along, We Suspected "Tales from the Darkside" was a Great Anthology Movie Just Waiting to Happen.
* **Up from the Pit:** For FX Man Ed Martinez, "The Dead Pit" was More Than Just a Zombie Story. It was a Ticket to the Top.
* **Monsters, Monsters Everywhere:** Image Animation Goes for the Creature Gusto with "Nightbreed".
* **Scream Screen Scribe:** Frank Darabont Has Waded Through the Hollywood Bloodstream to a Directorial Island.
* **Nightmare Library:** Our Friend the Phantom Whips Up a Definite Guide.
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 116

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Why We're Going Bats
* **The Postal Zone:** Alienating the Audience; Schow Schores
* **Monster Invasion:** Comics Vampires in "Necroscope"; a Comical "My Grandpa is a Vampire"; and the Big One: "Bram Stoker's Dracula"!
* **Raving & Drooling:** Like a Creature of the Night, the Horror Genre Defies Death.
* **The Vampire Chronicler:** The Glamorous, Ruthless Lestat Rises Again, and According to Author Anne Rice, It Won't Be for the Last Time.
* **Mall Bats:** Scripter Joss Whedon Stayed with "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" Throughout Its Production; the Film's FX Creator Wasn't So Lucky.
* **Bloody Olde England:** "Tale of a Vampire" Flies in to Prove That This New Boom Isn't Confined to Our Shores.
* **Good Vampires:** So You Assume "Innocent Blood" Will Be All Laughs Just 'Cause John Landis is Directing? Remember "American Werewolf" and Think Again.
* **Vamping on a Budget:** If You Dare "To Sleep with a Vampire", More Than the Bedbugs Will Bite in This New Corman Thriller.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "The Resurrected" is Swell HPL; Look for Chills at the End of the "Rainbow".
* **Reading and Bleeding:** Countless Novels Have Explored the Allure of the Undead, But These 10 Tomes Had the Most Teeth.
* **Shadow Players:** Over 20 Years Apart, Ben Cross and Jonathan Frid Each Found Their Own Direction for Tele-vampire Barnabas Collins.
* **Hammer That Stake:** As Night Fell on Hammer Films' Bloodsucker Derby, Roy Ward Baker Took the Directorial Reins.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 85

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Rating Reeboks
* **The Postal Zone:** Finally! A Good King Movie!
* **Monster Invasion:** "Gremlins II"
* **The Girl in the Oversized Paw:** Fay Wray Laid the Blueprints for Every Scream Queen Ever Heard on Screen.
* **Corman Marches On:** After 18 Years, the King of the Bs Returns to the Director's Chair for "Frankenstein Unbound".
* **Jason Doesn't Live Here Anymore:** Crazed for Carnage Like Any of Its Ancestors, "Friday the 13th Part VIII" Nevertheless Packs a Few Surprises.
* **Grits 'n' Guts:** Southern Hospitality Runs Amok as John Saxon, Mr. Hand and a Boy Named Splat Open Up "Blood Salvage".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "The Brain" a Bust
* **What?! Another "Nightmare" Movie?:** For the Fifth Visit to Elm Street, the Filmmakers Have Returned Freddy to His Darker, Scarier Roots. Hallelujah!
* **Zombie Chronicle:** "Street Trash" Producer Roy Frumkes Gives the Lowdown on His Legendary "Dawn of the Dead" Documentary.
* **Where's the Blood, C.H.U.D.?:** Yes, We All Knew There Had to Be a "C.H.U.D." Sequel. But Did It Have to Be Splatterless?
* **Cards from Hell:** The Latest Crop of Trading Cards Have Nothing to Do with Baseball.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Frenzy" Fails
* **Fango on TV!:** Go Ahead and Laugh, But We Think Making Our Own TV Commercial is Something to Be Proud of.
* **The Wasteland**
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Bela in Britain
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 127

## Overview

* **Elegy:** "NOTLD" Notes
* **The Postal Zone:** Good Buzz for Big-Bug Issue.
* **Monster Invasion:** Despite Brandon Lee's Tragic Death, "The Crow" Still Flies.
* **Northeast Chills:** Hailing from Maine, Rick Hautala Has Created His Own Brand of Fright Fiction in a Series of Popular Novels.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Once Upon a Time, Horror Was Alive and Well on Hollywood Boulevard.
* **Blood at First "Night":** Sequelized, Imitated and Just Plain Ripped Off, "Night of the Living Dead" Still Reigns as the King of All Zombie Movies.
* **Goblin Up the Charts:** Argento's Favorite Musical Group Scored Big with Their Work on Italian Terror Films.
* **Dressed to Kill:** When He Needs the Right Look for His Ghouls, George Romero Counts on Designers Cletus and Barbara Anderson.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Mindless Fun in "Nemesis" and Intelligent Terror in "Rampage".
* **Many Nasty Returns:** Leaving the Comedy Behind, "Return of the Living Dead III" Combines Gut-Wrenching Terror with Macabre Romance.
* **"Innocents" Blood:** Scott Glenn Tracks Down Another Serial Killer in James Glickenhaus's "Slaughter of the Innocents".
* **Weird Al FX:** Al Magliochetti's Optical Wizardry Lights Up Jason's Death After Bringing "Frankenhooker" to Life.
* **Nightmare Library:** "7" is a Lucky Number, But "Willis O'Brien" is Nothing to Get Animated About.
* **Dinosaurs Big as Life:** Nothing on His Résumé Prepared Stan Winston for His Work on "Jurassic Park" – or Audiences for the Result.
* **What's in Store for Fraser Heston:** Guiding "Needful Things" to the Screen was a Challenge Eagerly Attacked by This First-Time Director.
* **It's Not a Horror Film: "The Substitute":** A USA Network Chiller Finds Amanda Donohoe Getting Into Some Nasty Extracurricular Activities.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 97

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Man Bites Dog!
* **The Postal Zone:** Summer Films Win Applause.
* **Monster Invasion:** Working the "Graveyard Shift"; "Scanners II" Explodes Onscreen.
* **Merrie Olde AIP:** Producer Louis Heyward Crossed the Atlantic to Make Some of the Studio's Last Best Films.
* **Time to "Play" Anew:** How Many People Would Chucky Chop If Chucky Could Chop More People? A Sequel Set Visit.
* **Richard Stanley's Tools of the Trade:** The Director of "Hardware" is the First Great Genre Discovery of the '90s.
* **Can You Dig It Again?:** The Creators of "Gate II" Hope to Unearth More Monstrous Thrills for the Younger Set.
* **One More "Night":** The Living Dead are Back, and Director Tom Savini's Got 'em, with Help from George Romero.
* **Raimi's Right-Hand Man:** Whatever the Budget, Producer Rob Tapert Helps the "Darkman" Director Work Wonders.
* **The Ticking Woman:** "Eve of Destruction" Gives a Killer Female Cyborg Depth While Running Gregory Hines Over with a Train.
* **A Bright Future:** Cinematographer Mark Irwin's String of Genre Films is Establishing Him as Tops in His Field.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Classic "Carnival of Souls"; Dull "Blades"
* **Nightmare Library:** Hitchcock on "Psycho"; Ray Garton's Tales of "Madness"
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 31

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Everitt Makes an Offer You Can't Refuse.
* **The Postal Zone:** Attention, George Romero!
* **Amityville 3-D:** Caglione's Dimensional Deviltry
* **Don Sharp:** Director of *Psychomania* and *Kiss of the Vampire*
* **Richard Matheson:** On Writing *Twilight Zone* & *Jaws 3-D*
* **Scott Glenn:** Watchdog of The Keep
* **Exorcist:** Mechanical FX of the Classic Fright Film
* **The Fango Index:** From Ackerman to Zedd, Part One
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Alex and Herman Cohen and Bert Gordon
* **The Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Early Craven; Creeping Carpets!
* **Richard E. Cunha:** The Director of *Frankenstein's Daughter*!
* **Dead Zone:** Producer Debra Hill on Her Latest!
* **Spook House:** Scaring Up Halloween Thrills
* **Count Gregore:** The Host That Stalked Oklahoma
* **Nightmare Library:** *The Kill* and Second Feature
* **Pieces:** It's Exactly What You Think It is, Sort of
* **Dr. Cyclops Extra:** Eye on *Basket Case*
* **Monster Invasions:** Aussie Hogs, U.S. Cannibals, U.K. Censors
* **Classified Ads:** All Kinds Good Stuff
Fangoria Issue 76

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Why Tony Won't Eat Shrimp
* **The Postal Zone:** "Unholy" Roller
* **Monster Invasion:** First Pix: "Nightmare 4"
* **The Devil and Richard Devon:** The Star of "The Undead" and "War of the Satellites" Says Roger Corman Spotted Horns When Spotted.
* **Tall Man's Tales:** Is He the New Boris Karloff? Angus Scrimm Doesn't Think So, But the Legion of "Phantasm" Fans Do.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Priceless Price
* **Daughter of "The Blob":** The Insatiable Space Jell-O Returns in a Big-Budget Remake with Lotsa FX.
* **The Wasteland**
* **The "Hellbound" Express:** "Hellraiser II" May Be the Sequel to Beat, an Imaginative Follow-Up Loaded with Cenobite Carnage.
* **Monkeying Around with Romero:** In This Exclusive Chat, Old George Gives Us the Scoop on His New Movie and Future Plans.
* **Preview: "Fright Night — Part 2":** Jerry's Not Comin' Back, So He Sent His Sexy Sister to Put the Bite on His Stakers.
* **Life in the FX Lane:** "Ghostbusters" FX Genius Steve Johnson Bounces Back with "Nightmare 4" After His Fall from Grace.
* **Fango Con 3:** Even Though the Lines Were Miles Long and Clive Barker's Jacket was Swiped, the Latest "Weekend of Horrors" Turned Out to Be the Best Yet!
* **Nightmare Library:** A Talented Discovery
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** "Freaks" Fanfare
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 108

## Overview

* **Elegy:** A Thousand Points of Fright
* **The Postal Zone:** Three Cheers for "T2"; Bronx Cheer for "Golden Years".
* **Monster Invasion:** "To Die For II" Comes to Light.
* **The Hart of the Matter:** She Got Slimed in One Film and Wore an Invisible Bikini in Another. Actress Susan Hart Talks About Life Before, During and After AIP.
* **Freddy No More:** Robert Englund is Hanging Up His Glove, But He Wants Everyone to Know That He's Not Abandoning the Genre.
* **The People Behind the Scares:** Come Along for a Closer Look Than You Might Like at the Sick Goings-On in Wes Craven's Newest and Most Disturbing Project.
* **At Home with "The Addams Family":** Those Mysterious and Spooky Ghouls Next Door Would Like to Invite You to Their New $35-Million Abode.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Arresting Action in "Maniac Cop 2"; AIP Classics Hit the Tape Racks.
* **Papa's Got a Brand New Basket:** Belial Becomes a Daddy and His Fellow Freaks Learn to Sing in "Basket Case 3", the Weirdest Chapter Yet.
* **Hop Till You Drop:** Part Two of Our Asian Terror Survey Explores the Comic Side of the Genre and Introduces You to the Jumpiest Vampires Around.
* **New Wax City:** Who Needs a Fright Film Festival? The Time-Skipping "Waxwork II" Brings a Slew of Fear Favorites Together for One Movie.
* **"Ernie" and Hurt:** An Adolescent Zombie Master Racks Up a Six-Digit Body Count in a Splattery New Comic.
* **Nightmare Library:** Toxic Terror in Skipp & Spector's "Bridge"; All Hail "Empire of Fear"
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 61

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Step Right Up...
* **The Postal Zone:** A Reader Defends "Howling II". Really!
* **Monster Invasion:** First Look at "House II"
* **Hogue's Horror Hits:** Introducing the Man Who Released a Giant Killer Chicken Movie!
* **More Miller Mania:** Walter Paisley Lives and Dick Miller Works.
* **Professor of Modern Makeup:** How Would You Like to Be Taught by Dick Smith?
* **"Fly" Swatter:** "Blood Simple" Star John Getz Meets Insect Vomit in the David Cronenberg Remake.
* **Brit Chomper:** Clive Barker's "Rawhead Rex" Tears Up the Screen. A Special Advance Preview!
* **Dr. Cyclops:** A Bad Month for Slashers
* **"The Kindred":** A New Monster Flick Combines Terror, Teens and Tentacles.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Masters of Darkness" Reviewed.
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Our USC Man Toasts Luana Walters.
* **Director of "Creeps":** Promising Filmmaker Fred Dekker Talks About His First Zombie Flick.
* **The Heyday of Hammer:** Ex-Producer / Studio Boss Michael Carreras Relives the House of Horror in an Exclusive Interview.
* **The Art of Arkoff:** More Exclusives! The Co-Founder of AIP Remembers the Days of Double Bill.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 117

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Aye, "Candy"
* **The Postal Zone:** Convention Contentions; Yeas and Nays for Psycho Sequels
* **Monster Invasion:** John Carpenter and F. Paul Wilson Look to Their Genre Futures.
* **Not Quite a Ward-Winner:** Kung-Fu Vampires and a "Monster Club" Knocked the Wind Out of Director Roy Ward's Post-Hammer Career.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Schow Uncovers a Legion of Foreign Genre Discoveries.
* **Razors in the "Candy":** Get Ready, Clive Barker Fans – This May Be the Movie That Gives Him a Screen Reputation for More Than Cenobites...
* **Beyond the Pins:** ...But Let's Not Ignore the Stunning New Creatures of "Hellraiser III", Created by Series Veteran Bob Keen.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Two Evil Eyes" and Two Disappointing Stories.
* **Blood and Magic for Desert:** The Wastelands of Africa Play Host to "Dust Devil", the New Terror from Richard Stanley.
* **The Beast with No Name:** An Even More Horrific Creature and an Improved Story Come to Light in "The Unnamable II"
* **Don't You Dog Her:** Director Mary Lambert Sequelizes Her Own "Pet Sematary" and Hopes to Make Frightening Strike Twice.
* **Who's Stalking the Kids?:** Child Psychology Turns Pathological in "Raising Cain", Brian De Palma's Bid to Recapture His Thriller Crown.
* **At the "Peaks" of Their Craft:** The Transplanted Cast of the "Twin Peaks" Movie – Who Has Survived and What Is Left of Their Roles?
* **The Wasteland**
* **Nightmare Library:** King's "Gerald's Game" Doesn't Play Around; Vampire Novels Stake Out New Territory.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 24

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Uncle Bob Tells Us a Day in the Life of an Interim King.
* **Postal Zone:** A *Cujo* Exclusive! H.G. Lewis on David Letterman! A Message to John Carpenter!
* ***Q*!:** Producer-Director-Writer Larry Cohen on His Offbeat Monster Epic.
* ***The Sender*:** A Talk with the Producer and Writer of the New Psychic Thriller.
* **Bring Me the Head of Uncle Bob!:** A Dream Come True for Uncle Bob as He Gets Himself Decapitated for Fun and No Profit!
* ***Extro*:** New Line Cinema Begins Its Bid for the Exploitation Title with a Bizarre Sci-Fi / Horror Feature.
* **The Ackermonster Talks!:** Forry Ackerman Gives You an Exclusive on His Momentous Resignation from *Famous Monsters*!
* **Ghoulardi! The Ghoul!:** The Horror Hosts Who Made Cleveland Great!
* **Richard Gordon:** An Exclusive Interview with One of the Premier Exploitation Producers.
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Brother Alex Gordon on a Foreign Curiosity.
* **Klaus Kinski:** The Wacko Monster of Menace Calls 'em Like He Sees 'em.
* **Blood Farming!:** From the Fango Movie-Title Hall of Fame: Screenwriter Ed Kelleher on *Invasion of the Blood Farmers* and *Shriek of the Mutilated*.
* ***Poltergeist* FX:** The Inside Scoop on I.L.M.'s Optical Effects for the Spielberg / Hooper Ghost Story!
* **Demon Shock!:** A New Experience in Terror That Wraps Around You!
* **Steve Neill:** The Up-and-Coming Makeup Effects Artist on His Work for *Q* and *Forbidden World*.
* **Monster Invasions:** A New Book on H.G. Lewis! A New *Poltergeist* Controversy! A Medical Wonder: Dr. Cyclops on *Dr. Butcher*.
* **Classified Ads:** The Mighty Monster Marketplace!
Anna von Kommerlath

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## Inne

### Autor

*Albina von Roth*

**Anna Walentyna Ida Helena von Kommerlath** (ur. 1 czerwca 1842) — księżniczka Grafundgräfinlandu, siostra bliźniaczka księcia Hermana. Występuje w serii *Hrabiny i hrabiowie*, poświęcone jest jej opowiadanie *Jak poznałam Leopolda*.

## Wygląd

Anna ma jasną cerę, okrągłą twarz, szare migdałowe oczy i prosty nos o prostokątnej nasadzie. Jest szczupła. Ma proste brwi.

## Osobowość

Anna miała trudności z przyswajaniem wiedzy, jej wadę stanowił brak bystrości. Później uległo to zmianie i wyrosła na inteligentną dziewczynę. To spokojna, lecz nieśmiała osoba. Nigdy nie narzuca innym własnego zdania. Stara się pomagać tym, którzy tego potrzebują. Jest uprzejma i życzliwa, pozytywnie nastawiona do życia, ma poczucie humoru.
Fangoria Issue 66

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Summer Picks & Previews
* **The Postal Zone:** Beware of Killer Santa Sequel!
* **Monster Invasion:** Will H.G. Lewis Do Another Film?
* **The Unseen Argento:** Fango Uncovers the Real Massacre Behind the U.S. Release of the Italian Master's Movies
* **Nightmare Library:** A Bloch Compilation
* **The Return of Rob Bottin:** Catching Up with the Brilliant Makeup FX Pro and a Look at His Splatter FX for "RoboCop".
* **"Jaws: The Revenge":** Reeling in the Fourth Killer Shark Movie. This Time It's Personal!
* **"Hellraiser" FX:** Even Though the Movie's a Month Away, We Couldn't Resist Telling You About the Gruesome Work of Exciting Newcomer Bob Keen.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Running Time Mysteries
* **The March of "The Monster Squad":** Fred Dekker, the Director of One of the Best Films You Never Saw, Revives Universal's Classic Monsters.
* **Fun on "The Farm":** They're Redoing a Lovecraft Favorite About Meteor-Spawned Monsters. Pass the Grits.
* **Kevin Yagher, "Nightmare" Maker:** The Young Chap Explains How He Put the Slither in Freddy's Last Outing.
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Joan Crawford & Her Cat
* **Fangs for the Memories:** When "The Lost Boys" Get All Vicious, They Owe Their Looks to Greg ("Vamp") Cannom.
* **Eisley on Exploitation:** Anthony Eisley Worked on the Cheapest Flicks Ever Made. That Doesn't Mean He Didn't Have Fun!
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 5

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** A Trip Into the Mind of Mister Imagination, Publisher Kerry O'Quinn.
* **The Postal Zone:** Missives of Malice and Letters of Love from Fango-Followers Everywhere!
* **"Saturn 3":** Big-Budget SF Horror in the Style of *Alien* – Conceived by Barry, Directed by Donen.
* **"The Fog":** From John Carpenter and Debra Hill – the Team That Brought You *Halloween* – Their Latest Face of Fear!
* **On the Set of Bert I. Gordon's "The Coming":** Witchcraft Lives in Salem... and in the Latest from Mr. B.I.G.!
* **"The Village of the Damned":** Beware the Eyes That Paralyze! Director Wolf Rilla Speaks About the 1960 Invasion Classic.
* **The History of Animated Apes, Part II:** Neglected in the Shadow of His Famous Father – the Seldom-Told Behind-the-Scenes Story of the Skull Island Scion, *Son of Kong*!
* **Bound-In-Bonus: THE STARLOG PRESS FAERIES POSTER-BOOK:** Our Biggest Poster Ever!
* **It's "THEM!":** From *Antwerp* to the *Ant*-illes – the Entire World was Threatened by SF Cinema's Six-Legged *Ant*i-Heroes – *THEM!*
* **The Monsters of "Jason of Star Command":** Meet John Carl Buechler – Monster Maker for Filmation's Weekend Morning Space Fantasy Epic!
* **The Secrets of the Cylons:** SF Designer Andy Probert Reveals the Evolution of *Battlestar Galactica*'s Durable Metallic Warriors.
* **Fantastic Art:** Epic Fantasy with Dennis Anderson and *The Road to Danasir*.
* **Monster Invasion:** *Rocky Horror* and *Omen* Sequels; Talk Like a Duck; Costume Parade Results; and Lots More News!
* **The Great "Fog" T-Shirt Giveaway!:** Fill Out Our Reader Poll and Watch the Mail – *You* Could Be the *Foggiest* Fan on Your Block!
Fangoria Issue 118

## Overview

* **Elegy:** At Last, a Horror-Packed Fall.
* **The Postal Zone:** Gaga for Godzilla; Readers Question Our Authorities.
* **Monster Invasion:** Argento's "Trauma" Allows Tom Savini to Show He's Still Alive and Killing.
* **"Carnival" Girl:** Some Actresses Would Sell Their Souls to Be Stars; Candace Hilligoss Lost Hers and Became a Cult Favorite.
* **Raving & Drooling:** The Good, Bad and Ugly Sides of Fandom.
* **They Want Your "Body":** For This New Pod People Epic, the "Snatchers" Arrive with an Invasion in Mind, But Not in the Title.
* **Like a Surgeon:** Medical Maniac "Dr. Giggles" Wants You to Know That This Won't Hurt a Bit – It'll Hurt a Lot.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** In-Depth Analysis is a Menace to "Society"; "Ritz" Is the Pits
* **Dracula's Godfather:** It's Good News for the Genre When a Director Like Francis Coppola Tackles a Project Like the Count's New Screen Incarnation.
* **Everything's Coming Up Rose's:** One British Filmmaker's Uncompromising Approach to Terror Turns "Candyman" Into the Year's Scariest Surprise.
* **John Landis's Biting Satire:** Horror and Humor Are a Delicate Mix, and the "Innocent Blood" Director Has Made It Work.
* **The Bride Wore Blue – and Blood:** Everybody Loves Somebody Sometime, Even the Butcher with a Badge in "Maniac Cop 3".
* **The Best Books He Ever Red:** Jack Ketchum is a Pseudonym, But His Real Name is the Only Thing This Splatter Author's Ever Restrained.
* **Nightmare Library:** Skipp & Spector's Anthology Zombies are "Still Dead" and Better Than Ever; Miller's Back on the "Chain Gang".
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Annui

Annui de Grote was een Abt van de Orde der Tempeliers in de Verloren landen. Annui was één van de langst zittende en invloedrijkste Abten van de orde, en regeerde van 1415 tot 1465 met groot gezag.

Tussen 1355 en 1415 was er binnen de Orde een grote machtsstrijd gaande tussen de verschillende fracties. Annui wist slim gebruik te maken van deze strijd om als jonge politicus binnen de Centrale raad meerdere fracties onder zich te verenigen en in 1415 een machtsgreep te plegen, waarbij hij de macht voortaan direct in handen bracht van de Abt. Hij vestigde hiermee een de facto monarchie. Gedurende zijn lange bewind wist hij de macht van de Abten te consolideren door middel van populaire maatregelen, grote vernieuwingen en door het oprichten van de gevreesde Grijze wacht, die het intelligentie-apparaat van de Abt werden.

Onder het bestuur van Annui en zijn directe opvolgers kenden de Verloren landen een periode die bekend staat als de 'eerste gouden eeuwen' en die gekenmerkt werden door rust en voorspoed. Tussen 1450 en 1465 legde Annui de basis voor grootschalige uitbreidingen van zowel de bovenstad als de benedenstad van Sodan Seligt. Annui bleef eeuwenlang het voorbeeld voor vele andere abten, en er zijn meerde abten die zichzelf naar hem vernoemden.
Fangoria Issue 130

## Overview

* **Elegy:** We Don't Shy from Criticism...
* **The Postal Zone:** ...and It's a Good Thing, Given Some of These Letters.
* **Monster Invasion:** At Long Last, "The Stand" Arrives. Plus: the Third Annual Chainsaw Awards Ballot!
* **Raving & Drooling:** Who Needs Mortal Kombat with All the Cool Genre Pinball Games Around?
* **The Regan Era:** The Makers of "The Exorcist" Recall the Extreme Reactions – Positive and Negative – Their Creation Spawned.
* **LAPD Grue:** This Time Out, the Head-Bursters are the Good Guys in the Explosive "Scanner Cop".
* **Gulls Just Wanna Have Fun:** So They're Mounting Another Campaign Against Those Pesky Humans in the Made-for-Cable "Birds II".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Man Bites Dog" Is Good News; a Welcome "Return of Dracula".
* **The Last "Accion" Heroes:** The Future Looks Mighty Gruesome in "Accion Mutante", a Shocking New Spanish Tale of Deviants' Revenge.
* **Ball Three:** Don Coscarelli Reunites His Original Cast and New Silver Spheres to Dig Up Fresh Chills in "Phantasm III".
* **Calendar Ghoul:** An Exclusive "Friday the 13th" Timeline to Help You Keep All the Deathdays Straight.
* **They Shed Blood While Robert Burns:** The Veteran Designer Set the Stages for Many Horror Greats Before Enacting Some "Confessions of a Serial Killer".
* **Bound for Gory:** Everything You Need to Know About Assembling a Surefire Makeup FX Portfolio.
* **Off the Beaten Soundtrack:** Composer Danny Elfman's Quest for Inspiring Projects Frequently Leads Him into Horror and Fantasy.
* **The Price Was Fright:** One of the True Masters of Cinematic Terror – Vincent Price – Is Gone But Not Forgotten.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Lasher" Trashed; "X, Y" Spells Intriguing Gender-Bender Horror.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Guild Quest

A quest offered by a Guild location to perform some service on their behalf for a monetary reward. Guild Quests come in several different varieties:

* Clear out a Monster Lair. Comes in 3 different difficulties for 500g (nuisances), 950g (slightly harder), and 3000g (multiple boss-level monsters). Directions to the lair are given (see Monster Lair for more info).
* Acquire a 10 of a given type of Goods. Rewards roughly 700-3100g usually.
* Deliver a letter. The easiest quest, but pays the least (100-400g).
* Defeat a Sea Monster. The Sea Monster may be specific (ie Devil Ray) or it may be general in which case any Sea Monster will do. Can be turned in at any Guild location, not just the one where the quest was accepted.
* Defeat Pirates. Pays well (3500g) but fighting Pirates can be difficult and expensive, especially if you lose ships (although if you are successful in boarding ships you can capture those ships and their cargo).
* Salvage Cargo. A vague map of the cargo location is provided. Pays 1000-1500g.
Fangoria Issue 36

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** A Horrorscope
* **The Postal Zone:** A New Contest! Rockin' Horror!
* **Firestarter:** The Director Speaks
* **Stephen King:** Part Two of Our Exclusive Interview
* **Wings Hauser:** The Star of *Mutant*
* **Directing Mutant:** A Talk with John "Bud" Cardos
* **F. Paul Wilson:** *The Keep* Author on the Film Adaptation
* **Karloff Tribute, Part 1:** Forry Ackerman on the Horror Great
* **Karloff Tribute, Part 2:** A Karloff Producer Remembers
* **Roy Ward Baker:** The Man Behind *Vampire Lovers* and *Asylum*
* **Ghostbusters:** The Associate Producer on the Special Effects
* **Makeup Oscar:** Why There Wasn't One
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Alex on Bert I. Gordon's *The Spider*
* **Fango Library:** Horror Film Reference Guide – Part 5
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Terror Tykes and Wacko Camp
* **Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter!:** Savini Effects!
* **Monster Invasions:** Carpenter's Latest! Film Search!
* **Nightmare Library:** Ramsey Campbell's *Incarnate*
* **Classifieds:** Definitely
Fangoria Issue 44

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Fangocon is Coming!
* **The Postal Zone:** *Bloodsucking* Defender, Wormface Fan Club
* **John Saxon:** Leading Man of Horror
* **Curt Siodmak:** From *The Wolf Man* to *Donovan's Brain*
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Blood Farmers, Karloff Classic
* **New Friday the 13th!:** The Latest in Slaughter Fashion!
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Karloff's *Black Friday*
* **Dream Makeup:** David Miller, *Elm Street* Makeup Man
* **Horror in Print:** Robert McCammon, Author of *Usher's Passing*
* **Company of Wolves!:** Behind-the-Scenes Report
* **Nightmare Library:** *The Talisman* by King and Straub
* **Werewolf Star:** Everett McGill of Upcoming *Silver Bullet*
* **Return of the Living Dead:** Director Dan O'Brannon Speaks
* **Art and Exploitation:** The World of Almi Pictures
* **Apocalypse Hero:** Star of *After the Fall of New York*
* **Soap Fiend:** A Talk with *Dark Shadows* Star Jonathan Frid
* **Robert Wise:** Director of *The Body Snatcher* and *The Haunting*
* **Monster Invasion:** *Fool's Night*, Godzilla Comeback
* **Classifieds**
Fangoria Issue 52

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Beloved Psychopaths Analyzed.
* **The Postal Zone:** Angry Readers Rip "Elm Street" Sequel.
* **Monster Invasion:** Stephen King's "Night Shift" Video, "Nomads" Director & More Flaming Scoops Divulged.
* **Italian Zombie Star:** Ian McCulloch Speaks of His Career in Dubbed Cannibal Epics!
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Bigfoot Invasion and Space Killers Compete for the Doc's Attention.
* **Savini on Video:** A *FANGORIA* Video Profile of the Splatter Legend Debuts.
* **Perkins' "Psycho III":** Tony Perkins Describes the Norman Bates Mystique!
* **"Elm Street 2" FX:** Makeup Pros David Miller & Mark Shostrom Reveal Freddy's Secrets!
* **The John Carradine Story:** A Horror Legend Reminisces About His Countless Scream Roles.
* **The "F/X" Skeleton Crew:** A Rising Makeup Talent Creates Loft Monsters.
* **Killer Chimps:** Richard Franklin Directs a Tale of Deranged Apes.
* **Bava's "Demons":** The Son of Mario Carries on a Terrifying Tradition.
* **De Palma Days:** The Wife of Spielberg Remembers Her Short-Lived Horror Tenure.
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Remember Otto Krueger?
* **Ms. Exploitation:** The Woman Behind "Snuff" Directs Shocks in "The Oracle".
* **Nightmare Library:** Mr. Sherman Reviews a Pair of Bloody Books.
* **"Wasp Woman" Speaks:** Tough Lady Susan Cabot Talks About Sea Serpents, Gun Molls, and, of Course, Roger Corman.
* **Short Story Shudders:** Author Dennis Etchison Keeps His Terrors Trim.
* **Classified Ads**
Fangoria Issue 134

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Jack Talk
* **The Postal Zone:** Special '70s Classics Edition
* **Monster Invasion:** This Time, Freddy's "New Nightmare" Invades Reality.
* **Pierced Ears, Eyes, Noses and Foreheads:** When You Think of the Cinema's Classic Monsters, You're Thinking of Jack Pierce Makeup Designs.
* **Hair Today, Morphing Tomorrow:** The New Trend in Wolfman FX Has Allowed the Creatures to Look More Like Wolves and Less Like Men.
* **Raving & Drooling:** He Sings! He Dances! He Has Bolts in His Neck! He's the Musical Frankenstein for the '90s!
* **Wolfwriter:** Jim Harrison Drew on a Real-Life Bout with Lycanthropy When He Scripted This Summer's Biggest Horror Release.
* **Jack in the Boxes:** Mark Voger Delivers a Cartoon Retrospective of Nicholson's Genre Career.
* **Returning to His Roots:** It Was a Hairy Job Coming Up with a New Lycanthropic Look for Jack Nicholson, and Rick Baker Went Back to Basics.
* **"The Shadow" Grows:** He's Got Strange Psychic Powers and Supernatural Foes, But Can He Cut It with the Horror Crowd?
* **Unlucky Seventh:** "Howling VII" May Sound Like a No-Brainer, But the Sequel's Trip to the (Video) Screen Wasn't Easy.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** A "Freaked" Show Well Worth Attending.
* **Ball Buster:** No Matter What the Tall Man Throws at Him, the "Phantasm" Films' Reggie Bannister Always Bounces Back.
* **Paul Is Dead?:** Not by a Longshot; Spanish Horror Legend Paul Naschy Is Alive and Well and Plans to Continue Making Werewolfilms.
* **General Hospital Mayhem:** Another Medical Maniac Rampages Through "Exquisite Tenderness", But Stalks a Better Cast Than Usual.
* **Hammer's Howler:** The First Lycanthropicture in Color, "Curse of the Werewolf" Set New Standards for Graphic Werewolfry.
* **Nightmare Library:** Koja's Riveting "Strange Angels"; "WiZrD" Is Familiar Horror Done Well.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 125

## Overview

* **Elegy:** More on Summer Shockers
* **The Postal Zone:** Proof Positive That People Are Sick of Sequels.
* **Monster Invasion:** Another Tall (Man) Story in "Phantasm III"; Comic Witches Haunt "Hocus Pocus".
* **A Few of the 1,000 Faces:** Makeup Artists Come and Go, But Lon Chaney Will Always Remain the First True Master. A Look at How He Made His Monsters.
* **Raving & Drooling:** "Creature from the Black Lagoon": the Remaking or Unmaking?
* **"Park" Rangers:** Since the Biggest Stars of "Jurassic Park" Weren't Available for Interviews, We Present a Round-Table Discussion with Its Creators and Actors.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Convincing "Confessions of a Serial Killer"; Super Cyberpunk Splatter in "Tetsuo"
* **Buy and Sell Your Soul:** Castle Rock Brings Stephen King's Little Shop of Horrors to Life as They Unveil "Needful Things".
* **Voorhees's Last Stand:** "Jason Goes to Hell" Next Month, and Original Producer Sean Cunningham Returns to Assure That He's Sent Off Right. Plus a Special "Jason" Contest!
* **Nightmare Library:** Dare to Enter Streiber's "Forbidden Zone"; "Once Around the Bloch" with a Legend.
* **Computer Bites:** You May Never Trust Your PC Again After a Deceased Serial Killer Becomes a "Ghost in the Machine".
* **Bitten By the Writing Bug:** Killer "Ticks" and "Resurrected" Monsters Are the Highlights of Scripter Brent Friedman's Genre Résumé.
* **A "Devil" of a Time:** Richard Stanley Explores the Odyssey of "Dust Devil", from Concept to Production to (Belated) Release.
* **Sole Man:** The Story of "Alice, Sweet Alice" Director Alfred Sole Proves That Making a Low-Budget Winner Isn't Necessarily the Ticket to Success.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 3

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Founding Editor Joe Bonham is Looking for a Good Time.
* **The Postal Zone:** Fang Mail and a Contest Announcement.
* **"An Arabian Adventure":** It's "the Ultimate Flying-Carpet Movie" – and It's Flying Your Way Soon!
* **"The Brood":** David Cronenberg, Canada's "Baron of Blood", in a Straight Talk About the Use of Terror.
* **Richard Matheson, Part II:** The Matheson Chronicles Continue, with a Complete Guide to His TV and Movie Fantasy.
* **The Fantasy Films of Jack Arnold:** Behind the Scenes of *The Incredible Shrinking Man*, *Tarantula* and *The Creature* with the Man Who Directed the Shape of 50s Horror.
* **"It Came From Outer Space":** Arnold and Bradbury on the Making of the Classic 3-D Invasion Film.
* **"Alien":** Exclusive! A Specially Executed Rendering of Film Horror's Outstanding Star of 1979!
* **Kolchak: The Night Stalker:** After a Long Absence From the Airwaves, Universal's Monster-Maven Series Has Returned to Late Night Television – Kolchak Stalks Again.
* **The Night Stalker Episode Guide**
* **Stephen King:** The Creator of *Carrie* Talks About His New Novel *The Dead Zone* and Stanley Kubrick's Film of His Recent Best-Seller, *The Shining*.
* **Fantastic Art:** Meet Michael Sullivan, Man of Many Talents.
* **Roald Dahl's Tales of the Unexpected:** Television's New Anthology Series Offers Drama with a Generous Twist of the Macabre.
* **Monster Invasion:** Monster Happenings Via "FEW" – the Fangoria Early Warning System.
* **Classified Ads**
Fangoria Issue 119

## Overview

* **Elegy:** We Have Seen the Future of Horror, and Its Name is "Dracula".
* **The Postal Zone:** They Still Rave About Dave, But Find Our Insect Repellent.
* **Monster Invasion:** "Army" Finally Reaches In; Concorde's New Flights of Fancy.
* **Spanish Bat:** In 1931, Lupita Tovar Was a Sexier Heroine When She Was Menaced by Dracula in Español.
* **"Lambs" Chops and Stakes:** Even If He Wasn't Playing Van Helsing, Anthony Hopkins Could Undoubtedly Strike Fear Into Dracula's Heart.
* **Deadly Drew Times Two:** "Timebomb" Director Avi Nesher Aims for Twice the Terror When He Unveils Drew Barrymore's Evil "Doppelgänger".
* **Came the "Dawn":** ...and Four Unknown Actors Were Up to the Challenge of George Romero's Mall-Haunting Ghouls. A Cast Retrospective.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** More (Yawn) Disappointing Sequels; "Mikey": He Doesn't Like It.
* **Hellpraising and Razing:** The Odyssey of Clive Barker's Most Famous Creation, from Gothic Winner to Commercial Monster.
* **Trance Macabre:** Full Moon Scriptwriter Courtney Joyner Leaps from Behind the Typewriter to Behind the Camera with "Trancers III".
* **Director's Cuts:** "Rampage" Took Five Years to Get to the Screen, But William Friedkin Doesn't Like It.
* **The 1992 Chainsaw Awards:** When the Oscars of Horror Made Their Debut This Year, Even the Winners Were Reminiscent of the Academy Awards.
* **"Dog" Show:** Italy Played Host to a Gathering of the Genre's Major Players and Hottest New Films. And It Was All FREE!
* **Rebel Yell:** The "Faust" Creators Reveal Plans for More Genre Comics That Are Both Softer and (If You Can Believe It) Harder Than Their First Hit.
* **Nightmare Library:** King's Newest Novel (That Was Quick); "Body Thief" is Warmed-Over Rice.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Proof That David Schow Is a Model Citizen.
* **The Wasteland**