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Fangoria Issue 26

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** The Big Poster Scoop, and Uncle Bob's Fabulous Giveaway Offer!
* **Postal Zone:** In Search of Forgotten Movies, the Return of *Scream Queens*, and Much More.
* **Tanya Roberts!:** James Verniere's Panting Prose Takes You to the Hotel Room of the Charley's Angel Turned Fango Femme Fatale.
* **Dick Smith and *The Hunger*:** The Grandmaster of Makeup Gives an Exclusive Glimpse of His Latest Horrific Effects.
* **Bill Munns – Part 2:** The Story Behind the Makeup Effects of *Savage Harvest*, *Swamp Thing*, *Dead and Buried*, and *Beastmaster*.
* **Ed French:** More Horror Makeup Effects! From a 30-Year-Old "Newcomer" in the Field.
* ***House of the Long Shadows*:** Price! Lee! Cushing! Carradine! Together!
* **I, Corpse Grinder:** The Stupefying Exploitation Career of Ted V. Mikels.
* **Ackermonster Returns!:** Forry Pays Tribute to the Birth of Bela.
* **The Pit and the Pen:** The Danger of Splatter and the Films of Lionel Atwill. All in One Column!
* **Shockabilly!:** Johnny Legend, Fango's Secret Weapon, Chronicles the Rise of Horror Rock!
* **Dr. Cyclops – Expanded!:** The Good Doctor's Video Review of Horror – Now Two Pages Worth!
* **John Caglione:** The Young Man Behind the Fabulous Makeup Effects of *Amityville II*.
* **At Home with H.G. Lewis!:** A Visit with the Godfather of Gore Himself.
* **Doug Beswick:** The Talented Mechanical and Stop-Motion Animator Talks About His Work, from *Octaman* to *Videodrome*.
* **Monster Invasions:** Feartek Contest Winners! New TV Horror! *Dead Zone*! Etc.! And Then Some!
* **Classifieds:** More of What Every Fangorian is Looking for.
Fangoria Issue 86

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Chunky Mucus
* **The Postal Zone:** Freddy Banned in Ohio?
* **Monster Invasion:** "NOTLD" Comics
* **Bergman in the Midwest:** Herk Harvey Never Thought "Carnival of Souls" Would Become a Cult Classic. He Doesn't Mind, Though.
* **Russo Rising:** The "Night of the Living Dead" Screenwriter Pulls All the Strings on "Heartstopper" — Even Tom Savini's!
* **Freddy Talk:** On the Set of "Nightmare 5", Robert Englund Talks About Life, the Universe and Freddythings.
* **Elm Street Girl:** "Nightmare" Heroines Have Come and Gone, But Only Dream Master Lisa Wilcox Lives on. For Now, at Least.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Astounding "Bad Taste"
* **"Nightbreed" Preview:** "Books of Blood" Fans, Take Heart. "Cabal" Comes to the Screen, with More Monsters Than Any Release in Years!
* **I, Jason:** Ever Wonder What It Must Be Like to Be the Nation's Best-Loved Mass Murderer? Then Let's Take a Peek Inside Kane Hodder's Diary.
* **Gore at the Galleria:** The Hideously Disfigured "Phantom of the Mall" Stalks Jocks and Vals at the Local Shopping Center.
* **Blood on the Ocean Floor:** Director J.P. Simon Was Working Too Hard on "The Rift" to Notice the Other 347 Monster Flicks This Year.
* **One Big Happy Bloodbath:** The 1989 "Weekend of Horrors" Gave Fangorians a Chance to Get Gross Together.
* **The Wasteland**
* **Nightmare Library:** At Last! "Book of the Dead"
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 72

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Battle in Britain
* **The Postal Zone:** "Near Dark" Praise
* **Monster Invasion:** First Look: "Beetlejuice"
* **Happy 20th, "Living Dead":** Part Two of Our Birthday Salute to Romero's First Zombie Classic.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Tons of Trailers
* **Werewolf Writer:** Don't Blame Gary ("Cameron's Closet") Brandner for the Way "Howling" Movie Sequels Turned Out.
* **A Date with a Corpse:** It's Love at First Gravesite as Paul ("Eating Raoul") Bartel Lectures at "Mortuary Academy".
* **Police Gory:** Bruce Campbell Takes on a "Maniac Cop" in Bill Lustig's New Slasher Flick.
* **The Wasteland**
* **They're Back — Again!:** Those Spooks Still Want Little Carol Anne. A Set Visit to "Poltergeist III".
* **Preview: "Bad Dreams":** Dream Warrior Jennifer Rubin Teams with Bruce ("Re-Animator") Abbott for Pleasant Screams.
* **Independent Spotlight:** A Look at Two Upcoming Low-Budgeters, "Lurkers" and "Slaughterhouse Rock".
* **"Brain Damage" Report:** Uncle Bob Continues His Chat with Frank Henenlotter, Who Admits He Loves Isla Movies. Shocking!
* **Bloodsucker Blues:** On Location with "Dracula's Widow", a Vampire Movie Starring Soft-Core Queen Sylvia Kristel.
* **Nightmare Library:** Anthology Roundup
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** The King
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 91

## Overview

* **Elegy:** The Monsters are Back!
* **The Postal Zone:** "Halloween 5" Harangued. "Friday", Stupid "Friday".
* **Monster Invasion:** "Hardware" Hot; "Darkside" on Film
* **Desk Spindle Massacre:** Some Filmmakers Start Out with Low-Budget Texas Gore. Splatter Pioneer S.F. Brownrigg Turned It Into a New Subgenre.
* **Worm is the Word:** There's Nothing Like a Few Carnivorous Invertebrates the Size of Freeways to Give a Movie Flavor. A Strong Cast and Gale Anne Hurd Can't Hurt, Either.
* **Barker! Books! 'Breed!:** The Bard of Liverpool Checks in for the Conclusion of Our In-Depth Interview Concerning His New Novels and Film.
* **Beware "The Guardian":** William Friedkin's First Horror Film Since "The Exorcist" Might Make Babysitters the Wicked Witches of the '90s.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** They Didn't Call It "Vicious" for Nothing.
* **Exclusive! "Bride of Re-Animator":** When Was the Last Time You Got This Excited Over a Sequel? The Original Cast Returns for Another Round of Groundbreaking Bloodshed.
* **Bringing Up Belial:** From Times Square to Staten Island, Frank Henenlotter Gets Freaky with "Basket Case 2".
* **Who Put "Innsmouth" in the "Out" Dish?:** We're Starting to Wonder If Stuart Gordon's "Shadow Over Innsmouth" Was Just Too Good a Film to Get Made.
* **Nightmare Library:** Fango Lads Make Good.
* **Maiden of the Red Death:** Working with the Likes of Price, Karloff and Cushing, Hazel Court Rose to Glory in 1960's Horror.
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 107

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Halloween Celebrations
* **The Postal Zone:** Sequels People Liked; an Actor We'll All Remember.
* **Monster Invasion:** Meet Craven's New "People"; Movie Poll Results and Contest Winners!
* **Herbert's Best:** Veteran Actor Herbert Lom Has Been a Hero or a Villain in Many a Genre Film; in Hammer's "Phantom of the Opera", He was Both.
* **Setting Off "Timebomb":** A New Science-Fiction Thriller Throws Michael Biehn into Another Round of Hardware-Heavy Carnage.
* **"T2": Makeup and Metal:** Who Can Mess Up Arnold's Face and Get Away with It? The Stan Winston Studios Boys, Who Also Created His Most Memorable Adversary.
* **Bloody Fillets of "Soul":** John Saxon Whips Up a Zombie Nightmare, to the Consternation of "Dawn of the Dead" Ghoul Hunter Dave Emge, in an Upcoming Thriller.
* **Horror in Print: Dan Simmons:** While His "Carrion Comfort" Heads for the Screen, the Rising Author Offers His Thoughts on Genre Literature.
* **Krueger's Last Stand:** After Four Sequels and Dozens of Victims, Our Favorite Coverboy Gets His Comeuppance in "Freddy's Dead: The Final Nightmare".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Trancers" Puts You to Sleep; an "Endless Descent" Indeed.
* **Adolescent Biomechanical Ninja Hero:** When David Gale Tries to Take Over the World with Mutant Monsters, Who Ya Gonna Call? "The Guyver"!
* **Shocking Asia:** "Made in Hong Kong" is Anything But a Sign of Low Quality When It Comes to Genre Flicks. Part One of Our Special Survey.
* **The Drac Pack:** Comics' Other Bat Man Travels from 1920s London to the Middle East to Gotham City, Courtesy of a Slew of New Books.
* **Nightmare Library:** King's Near-Classic "Needful Things"
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ads**
Fangoria Issue 40

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** The New Era of PG-13
* **The Postal Zone:** More on the Jason Phenomenon
* **Lusty Hammer:** *The Vampire Lovers* and Its Sequels
* **50's Monsters:** Makeup Man Harry Thomas
* **Night of the Comet:** End-of-the-World Thriller
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Spider Women; Clint Eastwood!
* **Stay-Puft Monster!:** *Ghostbusters*' Billy Brian
* **The Terminator:** Arnold Schwarzenegger Speaks!
* **Return of the Living Dead:** On-the-Set Report!
* **First Man Into Space:** The Producer Remembers
* **Tom Lauten:** Up-and-Coming Makeup FX Artist
* **Nightmare Library:** Review of *From the Heart of Darkness*
* **Nightmare on Elm Street:** Wes Craven's Latest
* **Michael McDowell:** Interview with the Popular Horror Writer
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Alex Gordon on a *Road Warrior* Clone
* **Brother Theodore:** Welcome to the Theater of the Mind
* **Monster Invasions:** *Tales from the Darkside*; *The Stuff*
* **Classifieds:** Mondo Buffo
Fangoria Issue 113

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Illegal Aliens
* **The Postal Zone:** "Naked" Praise; Reader Seeks M.C. (More Cassette) Hammer
* **Monster Invasion:** The Evil Dead Return in "Army of Darkness"; "The Bridge" Soundtrack Contest!
* **Pate Crimes:** "Curse of the Undead" Star Michael Pate Came Up from Australia to Put the Bite on the Old West.
* **Wild Thrill Hickox:** You Won't Be Laughing When Comic Chiller Veteran Anthony Hickox Takes the Reins of "Hellraiser III".
* **King on a Roll:** No, It's Not a New Deli Sandwich, Just the Maine Man of Terror Discussing His Latest Projects. Part One of an Exclusive Interview.
* **A Mother of a Vampire:** Karen Black Caps Two Decades of Genre Performances with a Bloodsucking Mom in Fango Films' "Children of the Night".
* **Sigourney's Supporter:** As a Heroic Doctor in "Alien³", British Actor Charles Dance Deals with Extraterrestrial Evil.
* **A Dark Horse of a Bloody Color:** Aliens, the Terminator, the Predator and Even Clive Barker are Running Rampant on This Publisher's Comic Pages.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Class of 1999" Makes the Grade.
* **Nintendo Nightmares:** The Boom in Genre-Oriented Home Computer and Video Games Has Spawned Titles That Would Scare the Pants Off the Mario Brothers.
* **It's Not a Horror Film: "Poison Ivy":** Our New Section Devoted to Borderline Free Fare Debuts with Drew Barrymore as a Wicked Teenage Seductress.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Run for Your Lives! It's the Attack of the Stupid Horror Questions!
* **Nightmare Library:** Seek Out "Lost Futures".
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 16

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Marshall Bob Appoints a Deputy & Other Exciting Stuff.
* **Postal Zone:** Comments on *American Werewolf* and International Notes.
* **Chris Tucker:** One of Britain's Top Makeup Men Re-Creates History in *The Elephant Man* and *Quest for Fire*.
* **Rick Baker's EFX, Inc.:** A Trip to the Facility That Will Determine the Future of Special Makeup Effects!
* **Dick Smith and *Ghost Story*:** A Close-Up Look at the Living Master of Makeup – an Extensive Two-Part Interview.
* **The Pit and the Pen of Alex Gordon:** Alex Examines Lugosi's Neglected Gem, *White Zombie*.
* **Horror in the Comics:** Ron Goulart Emerges from the Archives Once Again with a Potpourri of Heroes Weird & Strange.
* **Ray Harryhausen, Part 3:** Some Parting Words from the Stop Motion Master – and a Complete Filmography!
* **Lawrence D. Cohen:** He's "Mr. Well-Adapted" – the Screenwriter of *Carrie* and *Ghost Story*!
* **On the Set of *Swamp Thing*:** An Informal Chat with the Talented Adrienne Barbeau *Plus* Nicholas Worth and The Fire Stunt.
* **Peter Straub:** The Author of *Ghost Story* and *Shadowland* on Books, Movies, and Books to Come!
* ***Basket Case*:** We Discover Next Year's Cult Smash from Director Frank Henenlotter and Producer Edgar Ievans – 'Cause No One Else Would Dare!
* **Monster Invasion:** *Nightmare* Scam – Savini Didn't Do It! *Poltergeist* (But Seriously, Folks), and Other Tantalizing Tidbits.
* **Hidden Contest:** Our "Secret" Contest Brought 2,000 Entries – So We Made This One Even *Harder*!
* **Classified Ads:** They've Gotten Even More Bizarre!
Fangoria Issue 106

## Overview

* **Elegy:** This and That
* **The Postal Zone:** "Bride" Gets Fried; "American Psycho" Sparks Controversy.
* **Monster Invasion:** Skipp & Spector's "Bridge" to New Terror; "Terminator" Giveaway!
* **HPL on Screen:** More of His Works Have Been Adapted to Film Than You Might Think – They Just Haven't Always Been Done Well.
* **Drawing on the Mythos:** Underground Legends and Modern Comic Masters Unite to Present "The Illustrated H.P. Lovecraft".
* **Simon Says, Die!:** From the Man Who Gave Us "Pieces", "Cthulhu Mansion" Goes Easy on the Lovecraft and Easy on the Gore.
* **Charles Dexter Ward, Take Two:** You Wouldn't Know It from the Photos, But Dan O'Bannon's "The Resurrected" Promises to Be a True Monsterfest.
* **The Thing Man:** A New HBO Production Pits a '40s-Style Detective Named Lovecraft Against Bad Guys from a Literal Underworld.
* **What New Terrors Await:** More HPL is on Its Way to Screens – Including (Can It Be?) "Shadow Over Innsmouth".
* **Left, Right, Scream, Die:** Chucky Invades a Military School in "Child's Play 3", and – as the Ads Might Say – This Time, Andy's Ready.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Voodoo" Won't Do; Soavi's Shocking "Church"
* **Bloodsmith:** "Body Parts" Makeup Master Gordon Smith Doesn't Let His Own Phobias Get in the Way of Creating Them in Audiences.
* **Nightmare Library:** McDowell's "Toplin" is Too Weird; Neiderman's "Immortals" is Too Safe.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 48

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** A Farewell
* **The Postal Zone:** *Living Dead* Tragedy, Fango Petition
* **Stephen King – Director!:** A New Hat for the Horror Monster
* **Tales From the Darkside:** The Second Season of TV Chillers
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Teenage Giants, G.I. Cannibals
* **Fright Night FX Man:** Richard Edlund & His FX Empire
* **The Pit & the Pen:** Alex's *Atomic Submarine*
* **Zombie Designer!:** William Stout & *Return of the Living Dead*
* **Silver Bullet:** The Director of Stephen King's Werewolf
* **How to Stay Alive:** An Expert's Makeup Advice
* **Supernatural:** The Dead South Rises Again!
* **Blood Video:** Made-for-Video Horror
* **Romeo:** The *Dead* Director Speaks
* **Return of the Living Dead Trivia Contest**
* **Day of the Dead Star:** A Talk with Joe Pilato
* **Nightmare Library:** *The Books of Blood* of Clive Parker
* **The Other Corman:** Veteran Producer Gene Corman
* **Monster Invasions:** *Alien* Sequel
* **Classifieds**
Fangoria Issue 95

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Assault of the Killer Editorial
* **The Postal Zone:** Cheers for "Bride" and "Darkside"; Jeers for TV's "Inside" Job
* **Monster Invasion:** First Taste of "Popcorn"; Movie Poll Winners
* **Still Crazy After All These Years:** Brad Dourif's Penchant for the Strange Has Made Him 1990's Most Visible Horror Actor.
* **Spider Men:** "Arachnophobia" Director Frank Marshall and Crew Aim to Scare You with an Army of Creepy-Crawlies.
* **The "Eyes" Have It:** George Romero and Dario Argento Team to Deliver the Best Poe Movie Since Vincent Price Hung Up His Pendulum.
* **Building a Better "Robocop":** The FX Team Behind the First Film Create a New Look and a New Foe in "Robocop 2".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Spontaneous" Self-Combusts; Unwelcome "Visitors"
* **Martian Chronicles:** Makeup Great Rob Bottin Tackles His Biggest Project Yet: the Science Fiction Thriller "Total Recall".
* **Baker's Beasties:** The Veteran FX Creator Had One Condition When He Took on "Gremlins 2": Let Me Make 'Em Different.
* **Who Is That Masked Man?:** It's "Darkman", Created by Sam Raimi in His First Major Studio Film. Exclusive Set Visits.
* **Ratings Board Blues:** The Producer of "Blood Salvage" Had to Perform One of His Own When He Ran Up Against the MPAA.
* **Nightmare Library:** Double Dose of Schow Scares; "Karloff and Lugosi" Revelations
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 84

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Topless Motor Oil Tanning
* **The Postal Zone:** "Fly II" Buzz
* **Monster Invasion:** "Pit" Preview
* **The "New" Vincent Price?:** Though Never a Household Name, Michael Gough Has Done Everything from Hammer Gothics to AIP to Monster Teen Pics.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Woodwitch" Grows on You.
* **"Stepfather II" Kills Best:** Since When Does Death Get in the Way of Sequelization? Terry O'Quinn is Back as the Thinking Man's Slasher.
* **Heads You Lose:** "The Borrower" Takes Decapitation Off the Evening News and Puts It Back on the Movie Screen Where It Belongs.
* **Bigger Than Stay-Puft:** They Reunited the Original Cast and Director. Maybe We Should Feel Good About "Ghostbusters II".
* **Our Guy "Friday":** Frank Mancuso, Jr. Turns His Attention to "Friday the 13th: The Series" As Our Chat Continues.
* **"Tales from the Crypt" Resurrected!:** You Can Burn 'em, You Can Ban 'em, But Those Classic EC Comics Keep Coming Back!
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Kolossal "Killer Klowns"
* **Swamp Magic:** Carl Fullerton and Neal Martz Detail the FX Trials of "The Return of Swamp Thing".
* **"Friday" Femmes:** Our Interview with Jason's Babes Continues with a Little Mud, a Little Blood and a Lotta Screaming.
* **Dream and Scream Again:** Brilliant Veteran Screen Scribe Christopher Wicking Looks Ahead to "Dream Demon".
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Happy B-Day, Frankie, Jr.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 67

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Fango — Media Superstar!?!
* **The Postal Zone:** "Creep 2" Reviewed
* **Monster Invasion:** Troma Strikes Again!
* **The Author of the Endless Night:** Horror in Print Profiles the Alarmingly Prolific John ("The Fury") Farris.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Hammer Hit
* **Scorpio Rising:** Andrew Robinson, Dirty Harry's Sleaziest Villain, Encounters the Terrors of Clive Barker's "Hellraiser".
* **Teenage Van Helsing:** After Putting Jason's Lights Out, Tough Kid Corey ("Gremlins") Feldman Stakes a Few "Lost Boys".
* **Scripting "The Monster Squad":** The Hit Screenwriter of "Lethal Weapon" Revives the Classic Creatures.
* **"The Believers" or Not:** Martin ("The Dead Zone") Sheen and John Schlesinger Discuss the Occult Thriller's Making.
* **"Evil Dead II" FX:** The Behind-the-Scenes Story with Blood, Bile and Beasts!
* **Peter Cushing, Up Close:** Finally, an Intimate Talk with the Genre Legend.
* **Rubbing "The Lamp":** Abracadabra! An Evil Genie Plays It Rough and Makes Nightmares Comes True.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Doppelgänger"'s Double Trouble
* **"Street Trash" Gallery:**A Collection of Gory Delights from the New Splatterfest.
* **Of Mutants and Vampires:** Larry ("Q") Cohen Brings Us Entertaining Sequels to "It's Alive" and "Salem's Lot".
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Western Hero in Horror Land
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 105

## Overview

* **Elegy:** A Good "Omen"
* **The Postal Zone:** Soldiers Salute Our Mag
* **Monster Invasion:** Romero and King Pair Up for "Dark Half"; the Return of Steckler
* **Turkish Wrath:** Best-Known for '40s Costumers, Actor Turhan Bey Nevertheless Found Time to Essay Villains and Heroes in Various Genre Pix.
* **The Master of "Servants":** In His Last Film, Jeff Obrow Changed a Woman Into a Fish; Now He Hopes to Turn a Dean Koontz Best Seller Into a Big-Screen Hit.
* **"Judgment Day" and Night:** With $80 Million-Plus at Stake and a Very Large Star to Please, Cinematographer Adam Greenberg Made Sure "T2" Looked Its Best.
* **King Things:** You Thought the Boom in This Author's Books and Movies Had Subsided? Just Wait Till You See What's on the Horizon!
* **Dr. Cyclops:** A "Game" That's Fun to Play; Third "Curse", Bad as the First.
* **In Arm's Way:** "Near Dark" and "Hitcher" Scripter Eric Red Dishes Up Some Gruesome "Body Parts" in His Second Film as Director.
* **Pages of Plasma:** The Folks at Marvel Reveals Plans to Make Clive Barker a Force to Be Reckoned with in the Horror Comics Market.
* **Sicks, Sicks, Sicks:** Fifteen Years Ago, "The Omen" Went from a Movie No One Wanted to Make to a Horror Hit Everyone Wanted to See.
* **Bridal Shower of Blood:** Creating Onscreen Horror Results in Offscreen Tensions, as Our Behind-the-Scenes Look at the "Re-Animator" Sequel Concludes.
* **Nightmare Library:** Colorful "History of Horror Comics"; What? ANOTHER "Karloff" Book?
* **The Wasteland**
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 124

## Overview

* **Elegy:** 1993's Summer of Fear
* **The Postal Zone:** A Mixed Mailbag of Criticisms, Complaints and Lost Film Requests.
* **Monster Invasion:** This Year's New Line of Terror Titles.
* **May the Beast Man Win:** Ray Harryhausen and James Arness Monsters Were No Match for '50s Creature Feature Veteran Kenneth Tobey.
* **Raving & Drooling:** The Last Word on the MPAA?
* **Dario Argento Gets a Head:** The Director Showcases His Daughter, Decapitations and Dourif in His First American Giallo, "Trauma".
* **Murphy's Laws:** In "RoboCop 3", the Armored Avenger Turns Politically Correct: He's Helping the Homeless and Toning Down the Bloodshed.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Good Eats at the "Delicatessen"; No Magic to "Doctor Mordrid"
* **Gorysaurus:** Director Adam Simon Sez the Prehistoric Creatures of His Corman-Produced "Carnosaur" Are the Year's Scariest...
* **A Walk in the "Park":** ...But with Megabucks at Its Disposal, Steven Spielberg's "Jurassic Park" Aims to Be the Summer's Biggest Thriller.
* **Nightmare Library:** A Riveting Girl with "Kaleidoscope Eyes"; the Unmaking of "Monster".
* **Jack and the Big Stalker:** Gothic Horror Specialist David ("Jack the Ripper") Wickes Believes He's Got the Best "Frankenstein" on the Block.
* **"Fortress" of Fear:** Working with His Biggest Budget Yet, Stuart Gordon Goes Directly to Jail and Hopes to Collect More Than $200.
* **"'Skinner'? I Hardly Know 'er!"**: What's a Nice Guy Like Ted Raimi Doing Playing the Screen's Newest Psychopath? Must Be All the Horror in His Blood.
* **Occult! Octopi! Ovidio!:** Best Known for "Beyond the Door" and "Tentacles", Producer Ovidio Assonitis Continues to Crank Out Genre Product.
* **Freaky World News:** Horror Films Got Their Very Own Tabloid When "The Monster Times" Burst on the Scene in the Early '70s.
Fangoria Issue 56

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Dave Goes Back to School.
* **The Postal Zone:** Pee-Wee's Face of Fear.
* **Monster Invasion:** "Friday the 13th VI"
* **Savini Meets Leatherface:** Our Makeup FX Scream Great Tackles "Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2".
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Killer Claus Presented.
* **Gotta "Fly" Now:** David Cronenberg Talks About His Biggest Horror Movie Yet!
* **Werewolf Fallout:** Legend Chris Lee Rises Above "Howling II".
* **Martian Makeups:** Stan Winston Delivers Space Fiend Attacks!
* **"Aliens" Preview:** "The Terminator" Director Spins a Tale of Commando E.T.s in a Hot Sequel!
* **"Overdrive" Contest:** Win a Script from Stephen King! Wow!
* **Stephen King: Director:** The Terror Specialist Puts the Pedal to the Metal for His New Thriller!
* **Empire's Emperor:** Is Charles Band the New Roger Corman?
* **"From Beyond" Scoop:** Fango Visits the Set of the "Re-Animator" Follow-Up!
* **Nightmare Library:** Russo Pens "Inhuman" Novel.
* **"Vamp" Victims:** Sultry Grace Jones Bites in a Bloodsucker Epic!
* **Craven's "Deadly Friend":** The Elm Street Creator Dreams Up Fresh Nightmares.
* **Oh, Rats:** An In-Depth Retrospective of "Willard"'s Killer Rodents.
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Our Film Expert Examines "The Golem".
* **Mad Love:** Diana Scarwid Plays Juliet to Norman Bates' Romeo in "Psycho III".
* **Classified Ads Vault**
Fangoria Issue 64

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Taking a Stand on Ratings Controversy
* **The Postal Zone:** Sam Raimi Addresses Fango Readers!
* **Monster Invasion:** Romero Wants to Remake "Night of the Living Dead" — Really!
* **Yorga Lives:** Former Vampire Star Robert Quarry Relaunches His Career and Examines His Past.
* **Horror Hippies?:** The Hot Writing Team of John Skipp & Craig Spector Discuss "The Cleanup" and Their Literary Zombie Plans.
* **My Demon Artist:** From Comics to Celluloid with Bernie ("Cycle of the Werewolf") Wrightson!
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Freaks" Unleashed and Reviewed.
* **"Creepshow 2":** The Second "Issue" of the Romero-King EC Tribute Arrives and Look Who's Back!
* **Raimi on "Evil Dead II":** The Book of the Dead Creator Talks About His Unrated Splatter Show. Nyuck! Nyuck! Nyuck!
* **I, Freddy:** Exclusive! With His Razor Fingers Dipped in Blood, Robert Englund Writes About His Life as Dream Killer Krueger.
* **Nightmare Library:** JPO Takes on "Soulstorm".
* **Building "House II":** Ethan Wiley and Sean Cunningham Open the Doors to Their Follow-Up Spookfest.
* **Sherman's Zombies:** The Man Who Pitted "Dracula vs. Frankenstein" Returns with "Raiders of the Living Dead".
* **"From Beyond"—the FX:** A Multitude of Makeup Artists Reveal the Assembling and Disassembling of Their Lovecraft Creations.
* **Ed Wood Crony:** Paul Marco Starred in the Three Worst Movies Ever Made. And He's Proud!
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** A Friend Offers His Own "Eddie" Wood Tribute.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
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Fangoria Issue 123

## Overview

* **Elegy:** What Bugs the Editor Most.
* **The Postal Zone:** "Alive" and Well-Received; "Leprechaun" is Erin Go Blech.
* **Monster Invasion:** First Visit to "Jurassic Park"; Hellish Bargains in "Needful Things"
* **All Creepers Great and Small:** In the Annals of Horror Cinema, the Sub-genre of Killer Insects Has Proven as Durable as the Critters Themselves.
* **Worming His Way In:** Jeff Lieberman Directed a Nightcrawler Nightmare in "Squirm", the First of His String of Unusual Shockers.
* **Bloodthirsty Bug Books:** Nature Has Unleashed Multi-legged Terrors on England Between the Covers of Countless Paperbacks.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "Dracula Rising" Falls; Classic Vamping in "Blood and Roses"
* **"Mant"-inee:** Remember the Good Old Days of Saturday Monster Shows, When the Promotions Were as Much Fun as the Movie? Joe Dante Does.
* **Par-tick-ularly Scary:** Lyme Disease Was Never Like This: Now the "Ticks" Will Drink Your Blood – All of It! Plus: Some Nasty "Skeeter" Bites.
* **Tommy Said Knock You Out:** Stephen King's "Tommyknockers" Invade TV, Turning People Into Zombies and – Even Stranger – a New Zealand Town Into a Village in Maine.
* **Nightmare Library:** The "Rapid Growth" of Hanner's Talent; Skal's "Monster Show" is Worth Attending.
* **The Blighty "Frankenstein":** Beating the Coppola / Branagh Film to the Punch, TNT Revamps the Classic Monster for the Small Screen.
* **Young Blood:** While George Stark Decomposes in "The Dark Half", Music Maestro Christopher Young Composes Behind the Scenes.
* **Raving & Drooling: Schow Finds a New Doorway to Censorship.**
* **Hurting Kurt:** He's Got Parts in a Trio of Genre-Related '93 Releases, But Will Any Be as Memorable as Kurtwood Smith's "RoboCop" Role?
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 135

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Notes on the Televiolence Controversy.
* **The Postal Zone:** Readers Condone Un-American Activities.
* **Monster Invasion:** What Terrors Lurk "In the Mouth of Madness".
* **The Worst-Laid "Plan":** Gregory Walcott, the Only Actor to Survive "Plan 9 from Outer Space", Remembers Ed Wood and His Anti-Masterpiece.
* **Horrorcade:** Explore Strange New Worlds and Old Dark Houses in This Issue's Game Lineup.
* **Hungry for Morricone:** Italy's Maestro of Movie Music Examines a Career That Has Run the Gamut from Argento to "Wolf".
* **Report from the Trenchard:** Debuting in the U.S. with "Night of the Demons 2", This Director Has Long Been One of Australia's Foremost Exploitationeers.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** You'll Want to Join "The Club", But Stay Out of "Arcade".
* **Can You Dig It?:** Full Moon's Latest Chiller "Lurking Fear" Puts Jeffrey Combs Against Still More H.P. Lovecraft-Derived Monsters.
* **Trilogy of Terror:** This Time, Combs is Lovecraft, Introducing a Trio of HPL-Inspired Tales in the FX-Packed Shocker "Necronomicon".
* **Review: "Phantasm: Lord of the Dead":** Coscarelli and Company Keep the Ball Rolling with Style.
* **Kiwi Killer:** New Zealand's Garth Maxwell Crosses Subgenres to Come Up with a True Original: the Psychic Slasher Opus "Jack Be Nimble".
* **Nun's the Word:** The "Dark Waters" Crew Shot Their Religious Shocker in the Former Soviet Union and Hope You'll Be Russian to See It.
* **Nightmare Library:** "Dead in the Water" Floats Real Terror; a "Dean Koontz Companion" Worth Knowing.
* **I-I Captain:** Classic Monsters, Sadistic Bikers and Other Freaks Wreaked Havoc for Independent-International Filmmaker Al Adamson.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Introducing a TV PI Who's Always Dead Right.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 100

## Overview

* **Elegy**
* **Ackerman's Address:** FJA Kicks Off the Celebration.
* **The 1930s & '40s:** Classic Monsters Sowed the Seeds and Set the Standards for Films to Come.
* **Monster Maker, Vampire Stalker:** A Chat with Hammer Film Great Peter Cushing.
* **Conventions:** Highlights from "Weekends of Horror" Across the Country.
* **Venerable Vincent Price:** The One and Only Recalls a Half-Century of Enthralling Audiences.
* **The 1950s:** Psychothrillers Scored in Black and White, and Full-Color Shockers Hit with a Hammer.
* **Mindwarped:** Angus Scrimm Documents His Work on Our Very First Film.
* **First in Command:** Uncle Bob Reveals the Origin of Our Weird Name.
* **Terror Tomes:** Why Johnny Could Read More Horror Novels in the Last Decade.
* **Comic RIP:** Horrordom's Most Famous Faces (?) Gather for Artist Mark Voger's Salute.
* **Fango Hall of Famers:** Clive Barker, George Romero and the Rest of Our Readers' Choices Discuss the State of the Genre.
* **The 1960s:** Overseas Terror Made Its Mark While Homegrown Tensions Sparked Genre Classics.
* **Cringe Benefits:** Who Wouldn't Want to Edit the #1 Horror Magazine, Asks Dave Everett.
* **The 1970s:** Yes, This Decade Did Give Us Some Things Worth Remembering.
* **Scare Care:** *STARLOG*'s Dave McConnell Helped Fango Through Its Crisis Years.
* **Mail Order Madness:** Freddy Kruger Gave Tom Skulan and His FantaCo-Workers Nightmares, Too.
* **The 1980s:** The Last 10 Years Saw Horror Go to Extremes – Both Positive and Negative.
* **The Children of "FM":** From "Famous Monsters" #1 to the Mag You're Holding Now, a History of Horror Film Journalism.
Fangoria Issue 18

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** "Martin's Finest Editorial Since His Respected Treatise on Art & Barbarism" – Roger Siskel
* **Big Blood Giveaway!**
* **The Postal Zone:** *Dark Shadows* Saves a Life! The Search for Andy Milligan Continues!! And *More* News on Wrestling!!!
* ***Count Fangor Meets Hitler*:** The Latest from Fango Productions – Because *You Asked for It!*
* **Burman on *Cat People* and *The Beast Within*:** What More Can We Say?
* **On the Set of *Creepshow*:** Uncle Bob Calls on the Romero Family.
* ***Beastmaster* Preview:** Unveiling the Latest from Don Coscarelli, Director of *Phantasm*!
* **Video Violence:** Put More Gore in Your Life – Buy Beta!
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Voodoo Men, Voodoo Women – Alex Tells All!
* **We Remember Allison Hayes:** Fango's Favorite 50-Foot Fantasy Film Femme Fatale from the 50's.
* **Herman Cohen!:** An Exclusive Interview with the Master of Teen Terror!
* **Kevin Haney:** A Young Dick Smith Protégé Brings Fresh Blood to the NBC Makeup Dept.!
* **Mike Ploog:** A Leading Production Artist's Trail from the Military to Marvel to the Movies!
* **On Location with *The Thing*:** Just Us Two-Fisted Men in the Frozen North as Uncle Bob Calls on the Carpenter Family!
* ***Rest in Peace*:** FX by Burman in the Tale of a Psychic Vampire from Behind the Iron Curtain!
* **Monster Invasions:** *Halloween III* Details! Update on All Those Contests! How to Get to L.A.!
* **Classified Ads:** Now for the Good Stuff!
Fangoria Issue 58

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Stops and Starts
* **The Postal Zone:** Lots of Reader Reviews!
* **Monster Invasion:** "Evil Dead II" & "Kong Lives" Updates!
* **"Little Shop" Memories:** A Surprising Look at the Corman Classic with Mr. Mushnick Himself, Mel Welles.
* **He's No Creep:** Familiar Face Tom Atkins Steps Out of "The Fog" for a "Night of the Creeps".
* **King's Rest & Relaxation:** Old Steve Takes Time Off by Writing Four Books!
* **Blood & Leatherface:** Revving Up Chainsaws with Screenwriter L.M. "Kit" Carson!
* **I Dream of Freddy:** Robert Englund Explores the Intricacies of Slasherdom.
* **Metamorphosis Mania:** On "The Fly", Chris Walas Turns Man Into Monster in Seven Startling Stages!
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Doc Warms Up to Death
* **"Poltergeist II" FX:** Yeah, the Sequel Disappointed, But Here's the Ghostly FX Story.
* **"Trick or Treat":** Heavy Metal Monsters and a Hellish Headbanger Unite for Halloween Thrills.
* **Horror Hero:** "Dawn of the Dead"'s Ken Foree Takes on Lovecraft Creatures in "From Beyond".
* **The Mind of David Lynch:** The "Eraserhdad" Creator Discusses His Bizarre New Flick, "Blue Velvet".
* **The Pit and Pen of Alex Gordon:** Alex Looks at More Sleepers.
* **Nightmare Library:** Bloch Receives the Ripper!
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 110

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Talking Turkey
* **The Postal Zone:** Farewells to Freddy; Welcomes to Asian Genre Pix
* **Monster Invasion:** King's "Sleepwalkers" Awakens; a "Bitch" of a Thriller
* **Museum Pieces & Animal Frights:** Part Two of Our Herman Cohen Interview Examines His "Black" Films and Other Terrors.
* **Gotta "Split":** As If Global Warming Weren't Enough, the Future Unleashes a Murderous Monster in a New British Chiller.
* **Let's Get "Naked":** Typewriters Talk and Hallucinatory Imagery Reigns Supreme in Davis Cronenberg's Latest Film Creation.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** "The Unborn" Doesn't Kid Around; an Xtra-Derivative "Xtro II"
* **She's Dressed to Chill:** Angelica Huston Gives "The Addams Family" a Touch of Class and Wit as the Motherly Morticia.
* **The Third Level of "Hell":** A Crew of New Characters Get Cenobitten as Anthony Hickox Takes Charge of "Hellraiser III: Hell on Earth".
* **You Can See Right Through Him:** John Carpenter Discusses His Career and the State of the Genre While Whipping Up "Memoirs of an Invisible Man".
* **Nightmare Library:** Campbell's Greatest "Nightmares"; Happy Howls for "Ultimate Werewolf"
* **Sommertime Grue:** A Veteran of Mario Bava Pix, Actress Elke Sommer Battles Living Arms in Fango Films' "Severed Ties".
* **Carry on Carreras:** During the Last Days of Hammer, Michael Carreras Made Some Memorable Films and Had Plans for More.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
Fangoria Issue 45

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** The Fango Talent Pool
* **The Postal Zone:** A Pair of Kings, Godzilla Bamboozle
* **Scream Queen:** *Nightmare on Elm Street* Heroine
* **Corman Chronicles:** Jack Hill and the Exploitation King
* **Fright Night!:** An Exclusive Preview
* **The Pit and the Pen:** Alex Gordon on Wilkie Collins
* **Makeup Contest!:** Meet the Ghoul Brothers!
* **Dick Miller Update!:** Catching Up with a Fango Idol
* **Elvira:** The Sexy Mistress of the Dark
* **Friday the 13th FX!:** A New Beginning of Gore
* **Horror in Print:** Profile of Dean Koontz
* **The Stuff Makeup:** Steve Neill's Healthy Horror
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Nazi Zombies, 50 Foot Woman
* **Slasher Writer:** Scripter for *F13 Part 4* and *Killer Party*
* **Teenage Zombie Man:** The Horrors of Jerry Warren
* **Nightmare Library:** A Look at a Look at Stephen King
* **Monster Invasions:** *Living Dead* Book! *Underworld* Mutants!
* **Classifieds**
Fangoria Issue 101

## Overview

* **Elegy:** Bring the Portable John.
* **The Postal Zone:** "Hardware" Pro and Con; Raves for Raimi
* **Monster Invasion:** "Terminator 2" – He'll Be Back; 1990 Movie Poll
* **Murder by 3-D:** After a Decade of Making Comedies, Bob Clark Returns to His Horror Roots with "Popcorn".
* **Nightmare Library:** "Urban Horrors" Paints the Town Red; Mediocre "Mongster"
* **Heads Up!:** And Off, as "Scanners II: The New Order" Erupts on Screen with a New Wave of Telekinetic Thrills.
* **Coming Back to TV Terror:** "Friday the 13th" Vet Tom McLoughlin Takes Charge of This Week's Stephen King Adaptation.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** Silly "Syngenor"; Stay Up for "After Midnight"
* **"F/X 2: Fax:** Here's a Sequel We're Actually Happy to See, Courtesy of Genre Scripter Bill Condon.
* **Honey, I Sliced the Heathen:** Bouncing Back from Career Disappointments, Stuart Gordon Mounts a New "Pit and the Pendulum".
* **The Sands of Time Travel:** The Star of "Warlock" is England's Busiest Horror Actor Since Cushing and Lee.
* **Speaking Up About Serial Slaughter:** Producer Edward Saxon Dealt with Insects and Insanity for "Silence of the Lambs".
* **This is Spinal Fracture:** Rob Reiner's Always Found Humor in His Projects, But It's Never Been Darker Than in "Misery".
* **Back on the Chaingang:** The Quarter-Ton Psycho of "Slob" Just Won't Stay at Rest – No Matter How Hard Author Rex Miller Tries.
* **Classified Ad Vault**
* **The Wasteland**
Fangoria Issue 121

## Overview

* **Elegy:** A Horror Film By Any Other Name...
* **The Postal Zone:** Readers Freak for "Peaks" and Stake Out Vampire Books.
* **Monster Invasion:** One Good "Turn" Deserves a Remake; "The Dead" Walk on Comics Pages.
* **She's No Plain Jane:** Surviving Everything from the Cat People to Abbott & Costello, Jane Randolph Enjoyed Her Genre Experiences.
* **Sands' Stones:** The "Warlock" Sequel Sends the Malevolent Magician on a Rock Hunt, with Lots More Bloodshed Than Before Along the Way.
* **"Dead" in the Head:** The Lame New Title Notwithstanding, Peter Jackson Is High on His First Project to Reach U.S. Big Screens.
* **Dr. Cyclops:** The Doc Prefers "To Sleep with a Vampire" Over Visiting Saxon's "House".
* **Gardner in the Fields of Fear:** With a Half-Dozen FX-Filled Projects to Tackle This Year, Tony Gardner Stretches His Imagination to the Limit.
* **The "Dark" at the End of the Tunnel:** At Long Last, George Romero's Adaptation of King's "The Dark Half" Sees the Light of Projectors. An Exclusive Set Visit.
* **It's Not a Horror Film: "The Vanishing":** The Director of 1990's Creepiest Foreign Movie Hopes to Recreate Its Suspense in America.
* **A Shocking "Body" of Work:** While His Pod People Steal Souls, Filmmaker Abel Ferrara Changes His Place in the New "Body Snatchers".
* **Nightmare Library:** "Blackburn" Thrilling in the Dead of Night; the Horror/Sex Genre's "Hottest Blood"
* **"Knight" and the City:** There's a New Cop Working CBS's After-Hours TV Beat – His Name is Nick, and He Carries a Bat.
* **Bloody Pulps:** So You Think Explicit Horror Is a Recent Trend? Check Out What Grue Fans Were Reading 50 Years Ago!
* **1-900-Scream Queen:** Mark Voger's Photo Strip Reveals Why You Should Watch Your Mouth Around Linnea, Brinke and Michelle.
* **Raving & Drooling:** Let's Be Frank – Would You Have Heard of "Nightspawn" If Schow Didn't Tell You About It?
Fangoria Issue 35

## Overview

* **Imagination, Inc.:** Everitt on the Book Question
* **The Postal Zone:** The Doc on Rock; an Open Letter
* **Musical Makeup:** Horror Makeup on Rock Video
* **Dario Argento:** Part Two on the Italian Hitchcock
* **Rick Baker:** Part Two on the Makeup Master's Early Years
* **Secrets of the Phantom Caverns:** Upcoming Fantasy
* **Video Schlock!:** The Worst of Admit One Video
* **Roy Ashton:** A Talk with the Hammer Makeup Man
* **Nightmare Library:** Sherman on Psychotronics, King's *Werewolf*
* **Stephen King!:** The Exclusive Interview!
* **Children of the Corn:** New Stephen King Movie!
* **Zombie of the Month!:** *Night of the Zombies*
* **The Pollexfen Factor:** The Producer from Planet X
* **The Pit and the Pen:** *Invasion of the Saucer Men*!
* **Firestarter:** On-the-Set Part Two
* **Monster Invasions:** Annual Horror Movie Poll!
* **Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops:** Cat Lady and Vampire Women
* **Classifieds:** All of Them
Article Protection

Administrators can **protect** and **unprotect** pages, including ones that do not exist. Protection of a page or image usually means that a non-admin cannot modify it.

The majority of pages on all Wikia should remain publicly editable, and **not protected**. Pages may, however, be temporarily or permanently protected for legal reasons (for example, license texts should not be changed) or in cases of extreme vandalism or edit warring or abusive re-creation.

## Uses

* Protecting highly vandalized pages, such as the main page on large wikis.
* Maintaining the integrity of the site's logo and favicon.
* Maintaining the integrity of key copyright and license pages.
* Preventing repeatedly created vandal or spam pages from creation. See Special:Protectedtitles
* Protecting the interface and system messages in the MediaWiki namespace (these are protected automatically)

A **temporary** protection is used for:

* Enforcing a "cool down" period to stop an "edit war", upon request.
* Protecting a page or image that has been a recent target of *persistent* vandalism or *persistent* edits by a banned user.
* Protecting a high traffic new page that receives high traffic because of a new update.

There is no need to protect personal .css and .js pages like user/monobook.css or user/monobook.js. Only the accounts associated with these pages (and admins) are able to edit them. (For more information on using these pages, see the help page on Central.

## Usage

Most pages and images are unprotected by default, only the site logo and favicons are automatically protected. You can protect editing, moving, or both by checking or unchecking the **Unlock move permissions selection box**.

* **(default)** means any user, whether logged in or anonymous, can edit or move the page.
* **Block unregistered users**, or semi-protected, means anonymous users and new accounts less than 4 days old cannot edit and/or move pages.
* **Sysops only**, or fully-protected, means only administrators may edit and/or move the page.

Pages can also be cascade protected, this will cause all images, pages, or templates transcluded onto the page to be fully protected, even if the main article is only semi-protected.

## Rules

1. Do not make the common mistake of protecting pages unnecessarily. For example, do not protect a page simply because it is the Main Page.
2. Do not protect a page you are involved in an edit dispute over. Admin powers are not editor privileges - admins should only act as servants to the user community at large.
3. Avoid favoring one version of the article over another, unless one version is vandalism.
4. Temporarily protected pages should not be left protected for very long.
5. Talk pages and user talk pages are not protected except in extreme circumstances.
6. The protection of a page on any particular version is not meant to express support for that version and requests should therefore not be made that the protected version be reverted to a different one.