recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Olbrzymy

*Olbrzymie istoty przypominające wyglądem ludzi. Mogą posiadać parę oczu, choć istnieją i też cyklopy posiadające tylko jedno. Są ogromne, i silne.*

O obecności takiego możemy się dowiedzieć nie tyle po ujrzeniu go, a po trzęsieniu ziemi jakie wywołuje chodząc. Nie ma co jednak panikować kiedy ziemia nagle zacznie się trząść. Olbrzymy to wyjątkowo tępe stworzenia, które nie zauważą naszej obecności, chyba że sami ich o tym poinformujemy. Pomimo posiadania dobrego wzroku nie są spostrzegawcze i jeśli znajdziemy się w jego pobliżu wystarczy cicho odejść starając się nie rzucić mu w oczy. Z reguły nie są przyjaźnie nastawione do wszelkich magicznych istot. Przeważnie zabijają ujrzawszy jakąś, choć powód ich agresji nie jest znany. Jednak po mimo ich nieprzyjaznego stosunku nie jest niemożliwe zaprzyjaźnienie się z nim. Jeśli sprawimy takiemu olbrzymowi prezent, bądź pomożemy mu to zyskamy jego przyjaźń. I choć te istoty są tępe, to są oddanymi przyjaciółmi. Najlepszym prezentem dla olbrzyma jest zwierzę, najlepiej puchate i słodkie bo właśnie do takich mają one słabość. Gdy znajdziemy się jednak w potyczce z tym wielkoludem ucieczka nie wchodzi w grę. Są dość szybkie i z łatwością nas dogonią. Siła ani magia też nie jest dobrym rozwiązaniem. Tylko silne zaklęcie może go zranić. Najlepiej więc jest wykorzystać swój spryt bądź po prostu schować się. Co prawda olbrzym będzie nas szukał, ale szanse na znalezienie są marne. Po jakimś czasie odejdzie i będziemy mogli zwiać. w przypadku cyklopa można spróbować zranić go w oko. Ślepy nie będzie potrafił zrobić nam krzywdy.
Fangoria Issue 102

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Not the Fango Swimsuit Issue
* **The Postal Zone:** No "Misery" for Reiner and Co.; Finally, "Frankenstein"
* **Monster Invasion:** Carpenter Builds a Pair of Remakes.
* **Steele Magnolias:** Those Lips... Those Eyes... Those Claws! The Queen of '60s Terror Makes a Comeback in "Dark Shadows".
* **Bleeder's Digest:** There are Many Approaches to Horror Literature, and These Authors Have Covered Them All.
* **The Italian Job:** Caroline Munro Doesn't Know What Movie Treachery Was Until "The Black Cat" Crossed Her Path.
* **Scares for a Schilling:** Tired of Bimbo Roles, One Actress Wrote Her Own Vehicle.
* **Mother to "Monsters":** TV Scripter Edithe Swensen Isn't Resting on Her Laurels as She Aims for the Big Screen.
* **Mirrors and Werewolves and Dolls, Oh, My!:** Three Up-and-Coming Directors Make Their Mark on Their Low-Budget Scream Scene.
* **Putting Freddy to Bed:** Rachel Talalay Supervises "The Final Nightmare".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Red Blooded" More Than Half-Hearted; Mr. B.I.G. Strikes Again with "Satan's Princess".
* **Who's That Girl?:** From a Starr to the Dawn, Our Special Guide Will Help You Get the B-Horror Actress Straight.
* **Jill Power:** With Brains and Guts, Jill Scholen Fends Off All Manner of Villains.
* **A Hairy Prostitution:** Hold the "Scream Queen" Labels, Please, for "She-Wolf" and "Leatherface" Star Kate Hodge.
* **Nightmare Library:** Simmons Times Two; Definitive Dracula Saga in "Hollywood Gothic".
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 128

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Delay Reactions
* **The Postal Zone:** Defending the Sci-Fi Channel and the "Halloween" Sequels.
* **Monster Invasion:** Will "Addams Family Values" Be an Example for Us All?
* **Past Tenser:** You May Not Know the Name, But You Know Tony Tenser's Productions, Including Cult Classics Starring Boris Karloff and Catherine Deneuve.
* **Raving & Drooling:** The Kids are Alright Without Overprotective Media Watchdogs.
* **You Ain't Never Had a "Friend" Like This:** You'll Think Twice About Taking Home a Stray After Seeing New Line's Killer Canine Chronicle.
* **Her Well-Oiled "Machine":** Rachel Talalay's New "Techno-Thriller" Gave Her Plenty of Computers to Play with, But She Preferred to Concentrate on the Actors.
* **Triple Dekker:** Finally Set to Open, "RoboCop 3" Continues Fred Dekker's Offbeat Approach to Genre Material.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Drew's Double Dumb Act in "Doppelgänger"; "Mardi Gras" Is Nothing to Celebrate.
* **More Head Squashing:** One of the Best Cinema Demons of the 80's Is Back with a (New) Vengeance in "Pumpkinhead II".
* **"Christmas" Spirits:** 'Tis Two Months Before Xmas, and All Through the House, Anticipation Is Running High for Tim Burton's Dark Fantasy.
* **Horror's True Believer:** Rest Assured, Genre Fans: "Return of the Living Dead III" Director Brian Yuzna Won't Ever Sell Out.
* **"Trauma" Therapy:** Dario Argento Returns to the Sub-genre He Loves Most and Hopes It will Help Him Break Out to American Audiences.
* **The 1993 Chainsaw Awards:** This Year's Ceremony Was Even Bigger and Better Than Last Year – But Where Were the Winners?
* **Nightmare Library:** King Disappoints with "Nightmares and Dreamscapes"; Brite Chills While "Drawing Blood".
* **Review: "Body Snatchers":** Was Ferrara Abel to Writing Flesh Chills Out of This Twice-Told Tale?
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 115

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Revisiting Classic Creeps
* **The Postal Zone:** Split Votes on "Sleepwalkers"; the Unseen "Aliens"
* **Monster Invasion:** Vamping for "Innocent Blood"; "Twin Peaks" Two Shocking for TV
* **Woman of the Fear:** Karloff, Chaney and Even a Teenage Monster Gave Actress Anne Gwynne Plenty of Opportunities to Be a Classic Scream Queen.
* **Raving and Drooling:** Notes from the Tragic Kingdom
* **Fido Rising:** Like the Animals and People Buried There, the "Pet Sematary" Returns for Another Round in a New Sequel.
* **Life's Red When You're "Braindead":** The Creator or "Bad Taste" Now Presents the Year's Ultimate Zombie Splatterfest.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** A Decent Mix of Old "Parts"; Two Schlocky Sequels
* **Campbell's Group:** He's Not as Famous as That Other British Horror Novelist, But Ramsey Campbell Continues to Impress.
* **The Medieval Dead:** "Army of Darkness" is Poised to Prove What Sam Raimi's Ghouls Can Do When They Get a Big Budget.
* **For the Birds:** His Penguin Makeup and Made-Up Penguins in "Batman Returns" Were Stan Winston's Winged Victory.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Dark at Heart" and Scary All Around; Masterson's "Master" Won't Pass Muster.
* **Triple Duty on "Alien³":** "It Ain't Over Till It's Over" Might Have Been the Motto of This Sequel's FX Creators.
* **Killing in the Kitchen:** There Are Things in "The Refrigerator" That Are a Lot Scarier Than Moldy Old Food.
* **Dark Heroes:** The "Midnight Sons" Comic Roster Includes a Vampire, a Flaming Skeleton and an Organ Snatcher – and They're the Good Guys!
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 54

## Overview

* **Elegy:** All the News That's Fit to Print!
* **The Postal Zone:** Readers Play Critics Again.
* **Monster Invasion:** Cronenberg's "Fly" Lands Soon.
* **The Agar Account:** A '50's Hero Remembers Brains and Creatures.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Our Video Pro Enters Horrible Hospital.
* **Stupid Zombie Pet Tricks:** A Set Visit Gets the Scoop on a New Living Dead Movie.
* **"Critters" Attack:** The Chiodo Clan Discuss Their Makeup Monsters.
* **Horror's Familiar Face:** Here's James Karen: Zombie, Scientist, and General Battling "Invaders from Mars".
* **Mack Pack Star:** Emilio Estevez Drive Into King's "Maximum Overdrive".
* **"Poltergeist II" Producers:** Two Creators Scare Up a Sequel.
* **From Editor to Empire:** Fango's Former Editor Makes the Jump to Screamwriting!
* **Scar Search III:** A Talented Mask Maker Displays His Distortions.
* **Horror Confessions:** Britain's Ramsey Campbell Talks Terror.
* **Francis' Failure:** A Post-Mortem of "The Doctor & the Devils".
* **Nightmare Library:** Russo & a Horror Author Study Reviewed.
* **Medical Massacre:** Look What's Happened to "Death Warmed Up".
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Alex Takes a Suspenseful Safari!
* **Classified Ads Vault**
Fangoria Issue 74

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Subway Safety Tips
* **The Postal Zone:** Russo's Revenge
* **Monster Invasion:** First Look: "Fright Night – Part II"
* **Argento of the "Opera":** In the Italian Maestro's Violent Opus, Nobody Leaves 'Til the Fat Lady Dies.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Drive-In Madness: The Video"
* **Another Haunted Prison Movie?:** Actually, the Makers of "The Chair" Made Their Spooked Penitentiary Flick First.
* **Terror Tough Guy:** Having Survived the Cameron Carnage of "Terminator" and "ALIENS", Michael Biehn Witnesses "The Seventh Sign". He's No Wimp, Folks.
* **Furballs' Revenge:** The Krites are Back in "Critters 2", and This Time They're Stoppin' for Lunch
* **Surprise! It's "Friday the 13th Part VII":** Jason vs. Carrie in the Latest Sequel Slaughter Show!
* **Saving "The Unholy":** Vestron Comes Up with a New Demon to Punch Up This Supernatural Thriller.
* **The Making of "Beetlejuice":** The Creators Behind the Year's Best Horror Comedy Discuss Its Unusual Trip to the Screen.
* **Hey, Abbott:** "Bad Dreams" Star Bruce Abbott Talks About "Re-Animator" and the Plans for a Sequel.
* **Days of Hammer:** Travel Back to the Days of Gothic Horror with Trendsetting Producer Anthony Hinds.
* **Nightmare Library:** Bloch Bonanza
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Phantoms Assembled
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 65

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Wrecking Ball Laments
* **The Postal Zone:** What You Thought of "Nightmare 3"
* **Monster Invasion:** Believing "The Believers"
* **Horror in Print:** Charles L. Grant Sounds Off About the State of the Art, Pseudonyms and That British Guy.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** A Good Month for Classics
* **"Lost Boys" Preview:** They're Cute. They Ride Motorcycles. They Live in California. And They're Vampires!
* **Ash Lives:** Bruce Campbell, Horror's Own Rambo, Discusses His Battles with Those "Evil Dead".
* **Arnold vs. Alien:** A Group of Commandos Meets Up with a Nasty Space Hunter in Schwarzenegger's New Action Flick.
* **Nightmare Library:** The Year's Best — or Worst?
* **Raising Hell:** Clive Barker Writes & Directs a Satanic Tour de Force. Our Money's on "Hellraiser".
* **Romero Protege:** After a Long Tenure as Laurel's Favorite Cameraman, Michael Gornick Directs "Creepshow 2".
* **"Demon Lover" FX:** Besides Monster Makeups, John Caglione & Doug Drexler Enjoy Shooting People Between the Eyes.
* **"Nightmare" Hero:** Only a Handful Survived Freddy Krueger's Last Visit. Craig ("Body Double") Wasson's One of 'em.
* **Bride of the B's:** Gloria Talbott Hilariously Recalls Marrying Space Monsters and Treading Duck Dung.
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** The Unseen Ed Wood, Jr.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 1

## Overview

* **Welcome:** A Letter From the Publisher.
* **The Postal Zone:** Letters From Our Readers.
* **Dr. Who: Master of TV Time and Space:** America's Newest SF Series is England's Oldest.
* **Tom Savini: New Master of Magical Makeup:** *Dawn of the Dead* Makeup Artist Reveals His Gory Techniques.
* **Chris Lee:** The Screen's Best Known Dracula Insists He's Not a Monster at Heart.
* **The Creature From the Black Lagoon:** A Behind the Scenes Look At This SF Horror Classic, Including an Interview with the Face Behind the Fins!
* **Wolfman:** A Sneak Preview of Moviedom's Newest Lycanthrope.
* **The Amityville Horror:** The Best-Selling Book is Now a Terrifying Film.
* **25 Years With Godzilla:** The Complete Godzilla Screen Story: Two And a Half Decades of Titanic Terror.
* **Full Color Godzilla Poster**
* **Red Man's Revenge Or, Mother Nature Strikes Back:** The Shocking Similarities of the Films *Night Wing* and *Prophecy*.
* **The Deadly Bs: Alex Gordon Remembers:** Producer Alex Gordon Recalls the Days When a Movie's Budget Was Equal to the Cost of Theater Popcorn.
* **Galactica's Lost Aliens:** On the Way To TV, *Battlestar Galactica* Eliminated a Horde of Alien Passengers. An Exclusive Look at the Tentacles on the Cutting Room Floor.
* **Alien:** A Photo Preview Of 20th Century Fox's SF Journey Into the Horrible Unknowns of Outer Space.
* **The New Shape of Animation:** From Hobbits to Rabbits to Wizards, the New Animators Have Come a Long Way Since the Days of Disney's Snow White.
* **Fantastic Art:** Artist Don Maltz Unveils a Few Insights Into Unreality.
* **Monster Invasion:** A Regular Column Spotlighting Upcoming Creature Features.
Fangoria Issue 114

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Warm-Weather Weirdness
* **The Postal Zone:** "Lambs" Has the Chops; Requiem for a Vampire
* **Monster Invasion:** Jason Returns for One Last "Friday the 13th"; Horror Dominates the Academy Awards
* **This Old "House":** Before Freddy and Before Jason, Their Two Creators Forged an Unforgettable Cinematic Nightmare at the "Last House on the Left".
* **Book 'Em, Steve:** With "The Stand" on Its Way to the (Small) Screen at Last, the King of Written Horror Looks Forward to a Break in His Novel Schedule.
* **Wings of Rage:** What's So Scary About "Batman Returns"? Wait'll You Get a Load of the New Movie's Villains!
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Scanners II" Is an Explosive Sequel, But "Ghoulies III" Is in the Toilet.
* **Face-Huggermugger:** On the Troubled Set of "Alien³", No One Could Hear FX Creators Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr. Scream.
* **Inalienable Rights:** Now That the Trilogy's Complete, Here's a Look Back at the First Two Films in the Stunning Series.
* **Doctor! Doctor!:** Genre Veteran Jeffrey Combs Puts Down His Hypodermic to Essay a New Supernatural Hero Named "Mordid".
* **So Much to "Fear":** Robert De Niro and the Rest of the "Cape Fear" Crew Dive Into Last Year's Second Scariest Studio Shocker.
* **Raving & Drooling:** You Always Suspected Dave Schow Hated the Censors – Now You Can Find Out Just How Much!
* **Nightmare Library:** Don't "Hideaway" from Koontz's Latest; "Count" on Campbell for Chills.
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 122

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Sequels: Love 'em or Hate 'em?
* **The Postal Zone:** A Roundup of Opinions on Late '92 Terrors.
* **Monster Invasion:** "Return of the Living Dead III", Nastier Than Ever; Jason's Delay
* **Nut Meg:** Genre Veteran Meg Tilly Lands Her Most Flamboyant Role Yet as a "Body Snatchers" Victim.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Schow Unearths More Genre Clichés Than You Can Shake a Stick At.
* **Rock of Pages:** Writing New Installments to Other People's Stories Is More Fun Than You Think. Just Ask Kevin ("Warlock II") Rock.
* **George Romero Gives Us the Bird:** 4,500 Birds, Actually, Along with Stephen King's Most Chilling Villain Yet in "The Dark Half".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Go Go "Godzilla"; a "Prototype" for Mediocrity.
* **Fright Follow-Up Frenzy!:** Wes Craven and a Host of Other Terror Talents Reveal Plans for a Slew of Shock Sequels.
* **Romanian Grue:** Authentic Locations and Improved FX Highlight Ted Nicolaou's Double Dose of "Subspecies".
* **Scaremen of the "Board":** Kevin Tenney and Company Aren't Afraid to Play with Their Ouija Again as They Mount "Witchboard 2".
* **FX of "Darkness":** Creating Sam Raimi's Zombie Brigade Was Just One of the Recent Challenges for the Ubiquitous KNB.
* **Nightmare Library:** Koja's Talent Is More Than "Skin" Deep.
* **The Looking Glass Gore:** An Ambitious Filmmaking Hope Comparisons to the Original Don't Reflect Badly on "Mirror Mirror 2".
* **It's Not a Horror Film: "The Crush":** Puppy Love Bares Its Fangs in the Latest Addition to the Lethal Lolita Genre.
* **Too Much Exorcise:** Left Alone, William Peter Blatty Might Have Made "Exorcist III" a Modern Classic; Here's How It Didn't Happen.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 9

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** A Mind-Stirring Message from Publisher Kerry O'Quinn.
* **The Postal Zone:** Sci-Fi in Fang – Yea or Nay?
* **"Motel Hell":** You Heard Us Right – Beauty and the Beast... *with Chainsaws!*
* **"The Howling":** Director Joe Dante on the First Major Werewolf Film in a Dog's Age.
* **"Conan": A Progress Report:** Looks Like It's Really Gonna Happen, Gang!
* **Alex Gordon: A Life in Pictures:** An Autobiographical Introduction to the Renowned Producer, Screenwriter, Archivist, Fan and, Starting Soon, FANGORIA's First Columnist!
* **"Terror Train":** Jamie Lee Curtis Embarks on a Ride Aboard a Frightening Freighter... a Dreaded Diesel... an Alarming Locomotive... a Chilling Choo-Choo!
* **"The Elephant Man":** We Saw it, and It's Great – Even Though It's *Not* a Horror Film!
* **"He Knows You're Alone":** Another Young Director Rises from Obscurity, with a Top-Grade, *Halloween*-Styled Thriller – Meet Armand Mastroianni!
* **Leslie Stevens on "The Outer Limits":** There is Nothing Wrong with Your Magazine... We Will Control the Contents... We Will Control the Page Number...
* **Andre de Toth on "House of Wax":** The Story of the Most Successful 3-D Film of All Time, Told by the Man Who Filmed It.
* **B is for Blaisdell:** Part Two of Our Conversation with the 50s' Greatest Monster Maker.
* **"Thundarr the Barbarian":** Comics Talents Jack Kirby and Steve Gerber Defect to Saturday Morning Television!
* **Monster Invasions:** Crisis on *Caveman*! 3-D Revival! Contests and Winners!
* **WIN a HOWLING T-Shirt!**
* **Classified Ads:** Be a Patriot! Buy Fangorian!
Fangoria Issue 30

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Who is the Midnight Rider?
* **Postal Zone:** Kong Defended, Praise for Everson, and Mad Max Car News.
* **The Dante Zone!:** Joe Dante and the Monster-Child from *Twilight Zone*.
* **Frightful Francis:** Veteran British Horror Director Freddie Francis on *Tales from the Crypt*, *The Skull* and More!
* **Mike McCracken:** The Talented Makeup Artist from *Island of Dr. Moreau*, *Ice Pirates* and *Psycho 2*.
* ***Cujo*:** Director Lewis Teague on the New Stephen King Thriller.
* **Vampira!:** The Master Hostess of Horror Tells Her Fabulous Story in a Special Fango Exclusive.
* **A.I.P. Terror: Part 4:** Alex Gordon Recalls *I Was a Teenage Werewolf* and *I Was a Teenage Frankenstein*.
* **Herbert's Horrors:** Part 1 of the Story of James Herbert, Britain's Bestselling Terror Novelist.
* **Scoring *Halloween*:** John Carpenter on Composing the Music for His Classic *Halloween*!
* **Vincent Price:** The Master of Menace on His Career and the Upcoming *House of the Long Shadows*.
* **Dr. Cyclops!:** Video Reviews of *Blood on Satan's Claw*, *Frogs*, *The Sinister Urge* and Ever So Much More.
* ***Metalstorm*:** The Story of Makeup Effects Lab and the New 3D Fantasy Adventure.
* **Writing *Psycho 2*:** Tom Holland on Scripting *The Beast Within* and the Latest Norman Bates.
* **Nightmare Library!:** David Sherman Reviews *Christine*, Stephen King's Monster-Car!
* **Monster on the Wing!:** Craig Reardon Talks About Creating the Hideous Gremlin for *Twilight Zone*.
* **Monster Invasions:** *Dawn of the Dead* Restored, Collector's Contest Results, and Horrifying Extras.
* **Classifieds:** Plenty Ads.
Aspect of Earth

A Potion Aspect used in potions that increases the strength, hardness, or durability of its target.

Aspects of Earth emit brown light, which increases in intensity with higher tiers.

Used in: Catalyst of Control, Catalyst of Magnetism, Catalyst of Gravity, Catalyst of Charge, Catalyst of Chaotic Form, Control Bases, Tonic of Strength, Flask of Snap-Freeze, Flask of Frost-Cloud, Flask of Glacier, Flask of Paralysis, Flask of Paralytic Gas, Elixir of Bark-skin, Elixir of Elasticity, and Elixir of Life.

Aspect Tier Crafting:

* Tier 1
	+ 1 unit of Dirt
* Tier 2
	+ 1 unit of Sand, or 50 units of Dirt
* Tier 3
	+ 1 unit of Rock, or 50 units of Sand
* Tier 4
	+ 1 unit of Iron, or 50 units Rock
* Tier 5
	+ 1 unit of Diamond, or 50 units of Iron
Fangoria Issue 2

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** A PG-Rated Editorial.
* **The Postal Zone:** Fang Mail From Our Readers.
* **"Phantasm":** The Making of This High-Spirited Horror Tale is Derailed by Filmmaker Don Coscarelli.
* **"The Humanoid":** Just When You Thought It was Safe to Return to the Stars – the Newest Italian Space Opera.
* **Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde: Two Faces of Fright:** Veteran Director Rouben Mamoulian Recalls the Making of the 1931 Film Based on the Stevenson Fright Classic.
* **"Dracula" Fever:** The Men Behind the Making of the Newest Terror Blockbuster.
* **"Nosferatu" Arrives:** A New-Old Image for the King of the Vampires In the Latest From Werner Herzog, Director of *Heart of Glass*.
* **Richard Matheson: Master of Fantasy:** Part One of An In-Depth Interview With the Renowned Creator of Fantastic Film (*Incredible Shrinking Man*, *Somewhere In Time*) and Television (*The Night Stalker*, *The Martian Chronicles*).
* **Dr. Who's Rogue Gallery:** The Most Menacing Monsters, Aliens and Creatures, Culled From the Files of the Time Lords.
* **Full Color Dr. Who Poster**
* **The Forgotten Frankenstein:** *Frankenstein* Screenwriter Robert Florey Recalls Universal Studios' First Plan for the Monster.
* **Robert Bloch:** The Emperor of Terror Comments On the Value of Shock In Films and Television – and Questions If Today's Movies Have Gone Too Far.
* **"Prophecy": The New Breed of Monsters:** If You Go Out to the Woods Today, Be Prepared for Mutant Menace.
* **Mars Attacks the World:** The Behind the Scenes Story of the George Pal Classic – *The War of the Worlds*.
* **Fantastic Art:** The Fantastic Creatures of Cover Artist Carl Lundgren.
* **Monster Invasions:** Monster in the Media – Read It Here First.
* **Classified Ads**
Fangoria Issue 93

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Beware the Bilious Barker!
* **The Postal Zone:** "Chainsaw" War Rages On; "Weekend" Whoopee.
* **Monster Invasion:** "Child's Play II" Survives.
* **The Pen Is Mightier Than the Megaphone:** Storyboard Artist Pete Von Sholly Breathes Life Into the Seedlings That Grow Into Big Hollywood Movies, Like "Darkman".
* **A Legend in His Own Suit:** He Tried on Spike Jones's Duds, Then Found Himself in a Straitjacket for "Bride of Re-Animator".
* **Coffee, Donuts and Damnation:** If You Get Pulled Over On the "Highway to Hell", Don't Try to Bribe Satan's Finest.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** All Kindsa Goodies in the "Dead Pit".
* **School's Out... Really Out:** Load Up Your Uzi and Head for Graduation Ceremonies with the "Class of 1999".
* **Gizmo – A Lab Rat?:** Joe Dante's "Gremlins 2: The New Batch" Takes the Whole Gang to Meet Christopher Lee in the Big City.
* **Bloodstained Golden Memories:** Well, Hello Again, Mary Lou. "Prom Night III: The Last Kiss" Find Our Prom Queen from Hell in Love.
* **Never Mind the Muppets:** Here's "The Feebles", Director Peter ("Bad Taste") Jackson's Expose on the Secret Life of Puppets.
* **Nightmare Library:** "The Great and Secret Show" Takes Center Stage.
* **Veteran Gillman Hunter Available:** The Creature Walked Among Us, and Gregg Palmer Kept Him Under Control.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 49

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** A Fango Find
* **The Postal Zone:** Bub Speaks! *Divorce Court* – Fango Style!
* **The Vampire Next Door:** *Fright Night*'s Chris Sarandon
* **Val Guest:** From *Creeping Unknown* to *Fox Mystery Theater*
* **Fright Night FX:** The Creatures of Cook and Johnson
* **Bloch on Screen:** Film Career of *Psycho* Author Robert Bloch
* **Freddy's Revenge!:** *Elm Street* Killer Returns
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Killer Babies! Mamie Van Doren!
* **Silver Bullet Gallery:** A Look at the Werewolf FX
* **Toxic Avenger:** A Monster Vigilante in a Tutu!
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Alex on the Great Robert Siodmak
* **Scar Search!:** Fango Discovers New Makeup Talent!
* **Howling 2:** Werewolves in Transylvania
* **Creepers!:** Dario Argento's Latest Terror Epic
* **Re-Animator Contest!:** Win a Head!
* **Morlock Man:** Scriptor of *Black Scorpion* and *Time Machine*
* **Nightmare Library:** The *Living Dead* Author's Latest
* **Monster Invasions:** Tobe Hooper's *Invaders from Mars*
* **Classifieds**
Fangoria Issue 68

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Another Serious Editorial
* **The Postal Zone:** "Demons" Defended
* **Monster Invasion:** Coming Soon to a VCR Near You!
* **It Came From Harry Essex:** One of Universal's Top Genre Scripters Recalls the Making of the "Creature from the Black Lagoon" and Other '50s Favorites.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Tackling Wes's "Deadly Friend"
* **The Jason Saga, Part One:** Voorhees Actors Sound Off on Playing the World's Most Popular Stalker.
* **Nightmare Library:** The Ultimate Reference Book
* **Slasher Beach Party:** Mark & Brian Voger Bring Us a Colorful Strip Filled with Blood and Sun.
* **Uncovering "Hidden":** Combine "Lethal Weapon" with "Brain from Planet Arous" and You Get Jack ("Nightmare 2") Sholder's New Action Thriller.
* **Meet "Pumpkinhead":** He's a Demon from Hell on a Mission of Vengeance. The Screenwriters Tell All.
* **The Cinema of Larry Cohen:** The Prolofic "It's Alive" Master Looks at His Past, Present and Future.
* **Rick Baker, Lord of the Apes:** A Hall of Famer Bounces Back from Self-Imposed Exile with Several Critically-Praised Hairy Creations.
* **Pray for "The Unholy":** You Tell Us: Does This Look Like a Horror Film?
* **Band on the Run:** Charles Band, Daddy of Empire Boss, Charles Returns to the Director's Chair on "Ghoulies II".
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Scream Queen Ginger
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 80

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Redactor Redux
* **The Postal Zone:** "Blob" Lovers Speak
* **Monster Invasion:** "Pet Sematary" Upkeep
* **Duane Jones, 1937–1988:** Despite Limited Genre Credits, This "Night of the Living Dead" Star Remains a Horror Groundbreaker.
* **"Friday the 13th: The Series" Take Two:** The Terror Anthology Show Defies All Expectations by Moving to Prime Time.
* **"Warlock" Casts Its Spell:** Steve ("House") Miner Brings Us a Tale of 17th-Century Witch Hunted Loose in Modern Day L.A..
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Stomp Those "Flowers"!
* **Where the Heck was "Pumpkinhead"?:** 1987's Hottest Monster Didn't Get Loose Until 1988. Screenwriter Mark Carducci Tests Why in This FANGORIA Exclusive.
* **"The Fly II" Breeds and Festers:** The Misshapen Offspring of Seth Brundle Stalks Chris Walas's Directorial Debut.
* **"Hellraiser" Heroine:** Ashley Lawrence Took the Role of Kirsty and Turned in a Performance of Intense Volume.
* **Shockspeare:** The Director of "The Gate" and the Writer of "Nightmare 2" Team for the Literary Psycho Flick "I, Madman".
* **Cronendome:** The Second Half of Our Interview with David Cronenberg Dissects "Dead Ringers" Layer by Layer, Organ by Organ.
* **Man of 1,000 Movies:** Donald Pleasence Grants a Rare Interview to One of the Few Magazines That Spell His Name Right.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Silver Scream" Hits It Big.
* **The Wasteland**
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** WWII Terror Cinema
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 133

## Overview

* **Elegy:** "The Stand" Comes to New York.
* **The Postal Zone:** Approval for Fango; Disapproval for Tom Weaver.
* **Monster Invasion:** "Hellraiser IV", "Candyman II" and Original New Stuff from Clive Barker.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Schow's Remembrances of Friend and "Crow"-Conspirator Brandon Lee.
* **You've Gotta Have Faith:** From Classic '50s Creature Features to '70s B-Films, Faith Domergue Made a Career Out of Genre Movies.
* **Inmate Out of His Mind:** They Call Him the Bone Man, and He's Got a Bone to Pick with You in the British Chiller "Beyond Bedlam".
* **On Dark Wings:** From the Pages of a Macabre Comics Tale, a New Supernatural Hero Is Born on Screen to Wreak Vengeance Upon the Living
* **Review: "The Crow":** Intense and Scary, the Film Also Proves a Moving Tribute to Its Late Star.
* **Baby, Can You Dig "The Stand"?:** Douglas Winter Does, and Finds Plenty to Praise in the Lengthy Miniseries.
* **"Stand" By Your Book:** After Seeing Dozens of His Works Adapted by Others, Stephen King Takes on the Script for "The Stand" Himself.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Same Old "Puppet" Show; "Lost Souls" Rediscovered.
* **Brewing Up FX:** Far-Flung Locations, Tight Schedules and Low Budgets Don't Prevent AlchemyFX from Working Their Magic for Full Moon.
* **Hark, and Scary Asian Things:** Love Means Never Having to Say You're an Otherworldly Being When Tsui Hark's Behind the Camera.
* **Horrorcade:** Explore Haunted Houses and Zombie-Infested Islands in the Latest Bunch of Games.
* **Nightmare Library:** No "Dead-Weight" in Devereaux's Debut; "Black Mariah" Is a Trucking Good Chiller.
* **Budget Wreck-a-Car:** Stunt Expert Spiro Razatos Goes the Extra Mile-an-Hour to Provide Thrilling Action for Low-Cost Genre Pix.
* **It's Not a Horror Film: "The Paperboy":** He's Not Just Leaving Newspapers Out in the Rain Anymore.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 78

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Who Ate Roger Rabbit?
* **The Postal Zone:** "Crocodile" Censors
* **Monster Invasion:** Werewolf Eulogy
* **The Breast & Worst of Jess Franco:** Hack or Auteur? Tim Lucas Examines the Controversial Videography of Jess Franco, the Genre's Most Prolific Filmmaker.
* **Carpenter's Subliminal Section:** The "Halloween" Director Wrestles with Politics, Alien Conspiracies and Roddy Piper in His New Thriller.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Indigestible "Lunchmeat"
* **Clive, "Cabal" & the Cenobites:** The "Books of Blood" Author Promises More Novels, More Movies and More Blood.
* **The Wasteland**
* **A Boy & His Blob:** Skippy the Squirrel was Just One of Several "Blob" FX That Failed to Make the Final Cut. FX Chief Tony Gardner Tells All.
* **Preview: "Waxwork":** The Gore Hits the Walls in This Ambitious Horror Comedy Reuniting Past Monsters.
* **Freddy 4 FX:** A Few Familiar Faces Return to Put the Scars Back on Robert Englund's Mug.
* **Horror in Print:** Meet Jill Bauman, the Talented Artist Behind Some of Horror Fiction's Creepiest Book Covers.
* **Those Two are "Dead Ringers":** Cronenberg's Upcoming Psychological Thriller Gets a Name Change, But It May Be His Most Accomplished Work to Date.
* **Nightmare Library:** Expanded Edition!
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** A Paean to Poverty Row
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 131

## Overview

* **Elegy:** In Memory of a Great Legend.
* **The Postal Zone:** Laments for Price's Passing and the Cutting of "Dust Devil".
* **Monster Invasion:** The Virtual Terrors of "Brainscan"; Classic Creatures in the Cards.
* **Review: "Trauma":** Americanizing Argento Proves Dario's Downfall.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Is Horror Literature Dead? Don't Make Book on It.
* **Coffin Fit:** Only Now Becoming Known in the U.S., José Mojica Marins Has Been a Brazilian Fright Icon for Decades.
* **The "Body" Horrible:** If You Think Steroids Are Bad, Just Wait Till You See What the Physique-Enhancing Drugs in "Body Melt" Do to You.
* **What's the Buzz?:** Mosquitoes Are Bigger Than Ever in the Indie Films "Skeeter" and "Nightswarm", and Boy, Do They Suck (Heh Heh).
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Witchboard 2" Is a Fair Game; Quirky Humor Drives "The Ambulance".
* **Honey, I Shrunk the Heads:** They Fly. They Kill. They Raise the Dead. They're the Newest Soldiers in Charles Band's Army of Tiny Terrors.
* **"Wolf" at the Door:** The First of 1994's Big-Ticket Monster Revivals Casts Jack Nicholson in the Genre Role He Was Born to Play.
* **The Gein Gang:** Long Before Today's True-Crime Craze, the Makers of "Deranged" Forged a Cult Favorite from Shocking Reality.
* **Horrorcade:** Introducing Our New Video Game Column!
* **He Wants More Gold!:** Corman Graduate Rodman Flender Takes on "Leprechaun 2" and Tries to Keep It from Being a Step Backwards.
* **Protect Yourself Against "The Club":** A Canadian Crew Finds More Terror Than Usual at a High School Dance – and Unearths a Prehistoric Killer from "The Dark".
* **Nightmare Library:** "The Diary of Jack the Ripper": History or Hoax?; Skipp & Spector's Wild "Animals"
* **Writing from the Gut:** As His Popularity Grows, Genre Author Brian Hodge Isn't Softening His Approach.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 20

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** What Appears to Be an Editorial is Actually an Impassioned Cry for Professional Help, as Uncle Bob Finally Goes Completely Over the Edge
* **Postal Zone:** The Wrestling Controversy Rages On!
* **The Thing:** Uncle Bob Chats with Producer David Foster and Director John Carpenter!
* **Ray Mendez on *Creepshow* and *Death Bite*:** Everything You Wanted to Know About Monster Snakes and Cockroaches – and Then Some.
* **Joe Dante:** Attention, *Howling* Fans – Jersey Joe Has Hit the Big Time!
* **Wrestling – Horror Heroes – Part One!:** By Popular Demand! In This Corner – El Santo! In the Opposing Corner – Mil Mascaras! No Pencil-Necks Allowed!
* **Landis! Carpenter! Cronenberg!:** Movieland's Tag-Team of the Century Takes on Fear on Film in a Brawling Roundtable Discussion!
* **Paul Bartel:** The Director of *Death Race 2000* and *Cannonball* on His Upcoming Epic – *Eating Raoul*!
* **Andy Milligan:** The Master of the $10,000 Budget Recalls Shooting *Bloodthirsty Butchers* and More!
* **Creepshow:** Titanic Tom Savini! Stalwart Stephen King! More Fun on the *Creepshow* Set!
* **Interview with a Werewolf!:** David Naughton, Star of *An American Werewolf in London* – a Fantasy Film Male Fatale!
* **Joe Blasco:** An FX Pioneer – and One of Hollywood's Best-Known Unknowns!
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Alex Recalls the Making of *Underwater City*!
* **Half the Craig Reardon Story!:** One of Our Favorite Gents in the FX Business on Getting Started!
* **Monster Invasions:** The Draw of the Thing Deadline! *Jaws 3-D*! And Introducing – Dr. Cyclops (Ta-Dah!).
* **Classified Ads:** The World's Most Bizarre Bulletin Board!
Fangoria Issue 111

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Pros at Cons
* **The Postal Zone:** Power to the "People"; Blood Preacher
* **Monster Invasion:** "Corpse Grinders" Spatters the Stage; Fango's First Annual Chainsaw Awards!
* **Cohen Climax:** The Final Chapter of Our Herman Cohen Saga Finds Him Mixing It Up with Joan Crawford, Jack the Ripper and "Trog".
* **A Bum Deal:** Murphy's Law Struck with a Vengeance During the Making of Chris Walas's Sophomore Directorial Effort, "The Vagrant".
* **Elf-Abuse:** The Luck of the Irish Runs Out When the Mean, Green "Leprechaun" Makes the Scene.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Green" Slimed; "Hider in the House" Too Shy with Its Scares.
* **"The Lawnmower Man" Cuts It Up:** What Does Interactive Computer Technology Have to Do with Stephen King's Story? Director Brett Leonard and Crew Tell All.
* **"Walk" of Death:** Stephen King's First Non-Adaptation Screenplay and Mick Garris's First Non-Sequel Film Assignment Promises to Add Up to Plenty of Chills.
* **Not Yet Out of "Step":** Still Searching for Families to Invade, the Stepfather Slices His Way Through a Third Deadly Domestic Drama.
* **In the Hot Seat:** Criminals Beware: Rod Steiger Has a Jolting Surprise for You in the New Black-Comic Thriller "Guilty as Charged".
* **Barna-Books:** The Attempt to Revive "Dark Shadows" on the Tube Failed; Now Innovation Comics is Bringing It Back on the Page.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Blood" Gushes from Two Great New Vampire Books.
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 29

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Everitt Shares Some Memories on Uncle Bob and Some Thoughts on His Disappearance.
* **Postal Zone:** Shockabilly Beat Goes on, Texas Chainsaw Commercial, and a Demand for Strock!
* ***Gates of Hell*:** The *Zombie* Director is Back! With More Lively Cadavers and Torrents of Guts!
* ***Dead Zone*:** Uncle Bob's Talk with David Cronenberg and Screenwriter Jeffrey Boam from the Set of the Stephen King Adaptation.
* **Godfather of Gore Excerpt!:** As a Special Fango Bonus – a Sample Chapter from the Upcoming Book, *The Amazing Herschell Gordon Lewis*.
* **Undead Jack:** Griffin Dunne on His Living-Dead Part in *An American Werewolf in London*.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Video Reviews of *Deadly Blesssing*, *Squirm*, *Horror of Party Beach* and More!
* **A.I.P. Terror: Part 3:** Alex Gordon Looks Back at Corman's *It Conquered the World* and His Own Classic *She-Creature*.
* **A Classic Remembered:** Producer John Croydon's Memoir of His 1945 British, Supernatural Gem, *Dead of Night*.
* **Bloody Ghastly Horror:** Producer Sam Sherman on His Fantastic Career, from *Brain of Blood* to *Blood of Ghastly Horror*.
* **Steckler Horror Gallery!:** By Popular Demand! A Photo Feature on Ray Dennis Steckler, Mastermind Behind *The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies*!
* ***Jaws 3-D*!:** Director Joe Alves on the Underwater Terror That's Comin' at Ya.
* ***Twilight Zone*:** Color Gallery of Four Episodes: George Miller, One of the Directors; and Dick Miller, Joe Dante's Secret Weapon!
* **Nightmare Library!:** Editor-at-Large David Sherman Reviews a Shock Novel of Nuclear Vengeance!
* **Creatures of *Krull*:** Makeup Effects Artist Nick Maley Talks About His Bizarre Creations for the New Sword-and-Sorcery Fantasy.
* **Monster Invasions:** *The Keep* Update, *Night of the Ghouls* on Video, and *Little Shop of Horrors*; the Movie MUSICAL!
* **Classifieds:** Too Scary to Mention.
Ti kowu ando ti si frogu

Kowu ga to wateri laku foro drinka. Buto timo hu koma bo ti wateri laku, ti kowu nawanti presa nabigi frogu wito hi fotu. Ti kila ti frogu.

Aftero somi timu, ti mosti nayongi frogu fela ti nedu ofo ti nabigi frogu. Hu aska si siblingu ofo ti frogu aboto ti ki pi hapena.

"Bigi bigi monsteru" pi saya oni frogu, "stepa bo nabigi siblingu wito monsteri bigi fotu!"

"Bigi!" saya ti nayongi frogu. Ti frogu breta ando kepa mani aru bo hi bodu. "Do hu bigi manero ti?"

"Mori mori bigi!" saya ti si frogu.

Ti nayongi frogu breta mori ando mori aru.

"Ti monsteru no kana ba mori bigi tano ti" saya ti nayongi frogu. Buto ali nabigi frogu saya, ko hu ba mori ando mori bigi. So ti nayongi frogu breta mori ando mori untilo hu mosti fasti eksploda.
Fangoria Issue 69

## Overview

* **Elegy:** To Show or Not to Show?
* **The Postal Zone:** "Lost Boys" Staked
* **Monster Invasion:** "Living Dead" Sequel
* **British Splattermeister:** Prolific Director Norman J. ("Horror Planet") Warren Unleashes Killer Kitchen Tables in "Time Warp Terror".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Italian Slashers
* **Blue Collar Vampire:** A Bloodsucker Hacks a Cab in "Graveyard Shift", an Original Shocker from Canada.
* **Bug Trouble:** When the Giant Insect of "Blue Monkey" Takes Up Residence in a Hospital, It Requires More Than Raid to Defeat the Hungry Critter.
* **"Prince of Darkness":** Hallelujah! John Carpenter Returns to the Genre with a Cinematic Battle to Defeat Satan.
* **Jason – The Final Chapter:** The Last Three Stalkers Sound Off. And What's This About "Friday the 13th Part VII"?!?
* **Henenlotter's "Brain Damage":** No-Holds-Barred Parasite Gore from the "Basket Case" Creator. This One Looks Like a Biggie!
* **Sweet Trash:** In the Toughest Job of His Career, Chas Balun Interviews Linnea Quigley, the Lovely Lass of Living Dead Fame.
* **Dino Demon:** Stan Winston's "Pumpkinhead" Goes on a Rampage Come Halloween.
* **Arnold's Back:** Don't Expect Vanna White in the Action-Packed Film Version of the Stephen King Novel, "The Running Man".
* **Freddy Winners:** The Results of Our Contest on Elm Street. Take a Bow, Winners.
* **Nightmare Library:** Dave Likes One!
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Hey, Laughton!
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 10

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Comings and Goings, Tids and Bits, This and That, Odds and Sods.
* **The Postal Zone:** Critics Controversy and Censorship Scandals in a Special Expanded *PZ*!
* **"Scanners":** The Director of *The Brood* Unleashes, Telepathic Terror on an Unsuspecting Future!
* **"Mother's Day":** Don't Wait for May! See It Today – Bizarre Terror from Director Charles Kaufman.
* **Dick Smith and "Altered States":** The Living Master of Prosthetic Makeup on His Most Elaborate Project to Date!
* **Anatomy of Terror:** Carpenter, Craven, Coscarelli, Cunningham and Others on What Makes America Scream!
* **Telling of Tomorrow:** Prose Terrorist Theodore Sturgeon's Most Memorable Video Ventures.
* **Tex Avery: A Legacy of Laughter:** The Spirit Behind Bugs, Porky and Daffy is Remembered in a Special Tribute.
* **"Mighty Joe Young":** You've Begged for It – Screamed for It – and Here It is: the Third and Final Chapter of *The Great Animated Apes*!
* **The Horror of Sangster:** Hammer's Most Prolific Writer-Producer Recalls the Golden Age.
* **Leslie Stevens on "The Outer Limits":** In Part Two of Our Talk, Stevens Takes Us Beyond the Outer Limits, to *Battlestar Galactica* and the Forthcoming *Sheena – Queen of the Jungle*!
* **"Faeries":** Three Animators' Devotion to Quality is What Makes the Animated *Faeries* a Television *Special*.
* **Count Fangor:** Join Us for Christmas with the Count!
* **Monster Invasion:** *Swamp Thing* – From Comics Panel to Big Screen! We Attack Television! Steve Gerber Attacks Psychologists! And the Inevitable MORE!
* **WIN a SCANNERS T-Shirt!**
* **Classified Ads:** Bizarre Bargains, Monstrous Merchandise.
Ki resoni ando ki maneri helpa Langugu?

### Ki resoni helpa?

"Helpa Langugu" kana mena mani tingu, buto mosti ofteni, ti mena "maka mori personu usa ando speka Langugu".

Mani resonu foro helpa Langugu eksista:

* **Yu lika ti komunitu ofo Langugi spekeru**, ando yu wanta maka mori personu finda ti komunitu
* **Yu tinka ko ali makedi langugu musta mori useda** so oni kana lerna mori fromo si hu
* **Yu lika Langugu selfi** (ti gramaru, si sondu...), ando yu wanta kana usa ti langugu mori
* **Yu tinka ko Langugu kana helpa mani personu komunika**, bekaso hu mani esi ando simpli

### Ki maneri helpa?

Foro maka ti langugu mori useda, twi tingu kana makeda:

* **Maka mori personu knowa** (= finda ando lerna Langugu)
* **Maka mori personu usa** (personu ki alredi knowa Langugu)

Nowi, **usa ti langugu ba mori importanti tano maka knowa Langugu**, bekaso ifo newi personu notisa ko Langugu mani useda, hu wili mori wanta lerna. Hu wanta knowa ko **Langugu liva ando ba preparedi foro useda**. Atenta: generali, personu no esi sanga hi onifi opinu. So si mu musta maka mani tingu bo Langugu beforo promota.

So, ti mosti godi maneru foro giva godi opinu aboto ti langugu ba eymaka ko hu aktivi useda mani personu. Ando foro ti, yu kana **maka tingu**.

### Ki tingu maka?

* Mesagu bo ti Telegram-gropu: maka somi mesagu ali dayi eymaka to oteri memberu ko ti langugu liva
* **Artiklu/Pagu bo ti Wiku** (ti plasi): mori tekstu bo ti langugu mena ko ali personu kana mori esi lerna ando usa ti langugu. **Ti Wiku kana hava ali tingu makedi wito Langugu, ando ti Wiku atempta hava ali tingu makedi wito Langugu**. Ti maneri, ali personu knowa ki plasi finda ani tingu bo ti langugu, ando ali kontributu kana esi findedi.
* Maka ani tingu ki yu lika maka!

### Ki resoni maka pagu?

* Rita pagu ba ti **mosti godi maneru foro helpa.** Ali pagu eymaka ko Langugu useda mani personu aboto mani temu.
* Rita pagu ba **godi maneru foro mori lerna** **Langugu**! Vanege korekta ali pagu ofo ti Langugi Wiku, so yu kana lerna wito hi korektu.
* **Ti korekteru ofo Langugu neda mori wordu**, ando Vanege kana usa ti si wordu ofo newi pagu.
* Rita pagu aboto tingu ki yu lika ba godi maneru foro eymaka ti ki yu lika to oteri spekeru.
Fangoria Issue 109

## Overview

* **Elegy:** From the Dead Letter Office.
* **The Postal Zone:** Complementary Cthulhu Comments; Is "Kafka" Horror in Hiding?
* **Monster Invasion:** "Shock Rock" Has a Good Beat – and You Can Scream to It.
* **Apes and Adolescents:** Part One of Our Herman Cohen Interview Finds the Veteran Producer in a Series of Hairy Situations.
* **Our Man "Under the Stairs":** His Outlook on Life Has Become Happier, But Wes Craven Advises That It Won't Be Reflected in His Newest Chiller.
* **"Jack" to the Future:** "Bring Me the Head of Emilio Estevez!" Says Anthony Hopkins in a Forthcoming Science-Fiction Shocker.
* **Barker's Dozen:** With a String of Novels and Film Projects in the Offing, Clive Barker Guarantees His Word Processor Won't Be Resting Anytime Soon.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Scissors" a Cut Above; Shut the "Door" Already.
* **Mansion Master:** Director Barry Sonnenfeld Had the Unenviable Task of Keeping the Addams Family – and Their New Film's Mega-Budget – in Line.
* **"Eyeball", "Torso" and Other Pieces:** Foreign Gore, Chinese Creatures and Lurid Ads Were the Hallmarks of Veteran Distributor Joseph Brenner.
* **Fire Away:** Former Stuart Gordon Collaborator Richard Fire Was John McNaughton's Partner in Crimes Both Realistic ("Henry") and Out of This World ("The Borrower").
* **The Final Write-Mare:** Crafting a Script for Freddy's Last Hurrah Was a Challenge Michael De Luca Gladly Took On.
* **Nightmare Library:** Barker's Epic "Imajica"; Ketchum's Cannibalistic "Offspring" Return
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 73

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Midget Mud Wrestling
* **The Postal Zone:** Don't Buy "Blood Diner"
* **Monster Invasion:** More Video Coverage!
* **The Mole Man:** Virgil Vogel, the Director of "The Mole People" and Other '50s Favorites, Looks Back in Laughter at His Career.
* **"The Dream Demon" Wakes Up:** An Early Peek at a British Effort Reveals Why Margaret Thatcher Has Trouble Sleeping.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Raimi Comedy
* **Exclusive Preview: "976-EVIL":** Robert Englund Steps Behind the Camera for a Tale of Teens, Satan and Ma Bell.
* **The Wasteland**
* **Collecting Fears:** Don't Trade Your Copy of King's "The Dark Tower" for a "Maximum Overdrive" Poster Until You Read This.
* **My Partner, the Corpse:** They're Two of L.A.'s Best Cops, Even Though One of Them's Dead! Joe Piscopo Wrestles with Zombies in "Dead Heat".
* **Watch Out for "The Seventh Sign":** A Mysterious Stranger Heralds the End of the World in This Winter Chiller.
* **Dream Queen:** Some Felt the Alluring Jennifer Rubin Upstaged Heather Langenkamp in "Nightmare 3". Now She's Back with "Bad Dreams".
* **"Sleepaway Camp" Sequel Mania:** Even Though the First One Stunk, Two Follow-Ups are on the Way.
* **Nightmare Library:** British Nasties
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Alex on Cats
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 6

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Obligatory Anniversary Editorial – You Can Skip This, If You Like.
* **The Postal Zone:** It Came from the Mailbox... and No One Had the Nerve to Send It Back!
* **C-3PO From the Inside!:** Anthony Daniels Supplies the Robot's Eye View of the Making of *Star Wars* and *The Empire Strikes Back*.
* **SHOCK FX SPECIAL: Rob Bottin: Out of "The Fog"**
* **Tom Savini: A Man of Many Parts**
* **"The Changeling":** Peter Medak, Director of "The Ruling Class" and "Joe Egg", Discusses His First Excursion Into the Realm of the Supernatural.
* **"Friday the 13th":** It's a Day for Terror, as the Producer of *Last House on the Left* Returns with Another Feast of Fear.
* **The Quatermass Saga:** As Professor Q. Reaches His Conclusion, Author Nigel Kneale and Director Val Guest Comment on the Making of the Quatermass Trilogy.
* **Vincent Price: The Corman Years, Part One:** In an Exclusive Two-Part Interview, the Elder Statesman of Evil Recalls His Part in the Making of Roger Corman's AIP Poe Films.
* **Stephen King and George Romero: A Collaboration in Terror!:** The Two Monarchs of Menace Offer a Glimpse at Their Plans for the Eerie 80s!
* **The Apes of Wrath:** Because You Asked for It! An Introduction to the 60s SF Phenomenon, *The Planet of the Apes*.
* **Through the Halls of Hammer:** A Concise History of the 60s' Leading Horror Studio
* **Bound-In Bonus Poster: Our Tribute to Hammer Films!**
* **Caroline Conquers the Colonies:** Fantasy Films' Femme Fatale Returns with News of Her Newest Film Role!
* **Count Fangor:** Howard "Crypt Kicker" Cruse with the First Adventure of FANGORIA's Fun-Loving Fiend, ("Beats *The Munsters*" — *American Mortuary Monthly*)
* **Fantastic Art:** From Bigfoot to Tolkien – Doug Beekman is a Fantasy Artist for All Tastes.
* **Monster Invasion:** Carpenter's Next; Sheena Swings Again; and the Vengeance Trail of *Mad Max*!
* **Classified Ads**