Fangoria issue
<< Fangoria#146 >>
september 1995
| p.4 | Elegy: Looking Back, Looking Ahead | |
| Something for everyone | ||
| p.6 | The Postal Zone | |
| Taking issue with "Tales" | ||
| p.8 | Monster Invasion | |
| Witchboard III: The Possession Witchboard III conjures up the Horned One himself, with a little help from KNB EFX. |
||
Peter Svatek Witchboard III: The Possession |
||
| The Terror Teletype | ||
| Video Chopping List | ||
| p.10 | Skeletons in the Closet: Pauly Shore in "Phantom of the Mall" | |
| In Phantom of the Mall, Pauly Shore made an ass of himself in more ways than one. | ||
|
Pauly Shore Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge |
||
| p.13 | Preview: Exploring the Bite Life with Nadja | |
| Amidst the big-budget bloodsucker trend, Michael Almereyda takes an independent, esoteric look at vampires. | ||
|
Michael Almereyda Nadja |
||
| p.17 | On Set: Xtro 3: Watch the Skies... for Alien Terror | |
| It's familiar ground for the director of this series - but now, the monster's got a score to settle. | ||
|
Harry Bromley Davenport Xtro 3: Watch the Skies |
||
| p.22 | On Set: Primal Screamers | |
| On a wartorn planet, Peter Weller and company face down a unique new mechanical menace. | ||
|
Christian Duguay Screamers |
||
| p.28 | Interview: Part Five: The Last Interview - The Conjuring of Lord of Illusions | |
| On the eve of its release, Clive Barker sits down to discuss how his movie achieved its final shape. | ||
|
Clive Barker Lord of Illusions |
||
| p.34 | The Video Eye of Dr. Cyclops | |
| Heavenly Creatures | ||
|
Peter Jackson Heavenly Creatures |
||
| Embrace of the Vampire | ||
|
Anne Goursaud Embrace of the Vampire |
||
| Leprechaun 3 | ||
|
Brian Trenchard-Smith Leprechaun 3 |
||
| Darkman II: The Return of Durant | ||
|
Bradford May Darkman II: The Return of Durant |
||
| Ghost Brigade | ||
|
George Hickenlooper Grey Knight |
||
| p.36 | On Set: Murderous "Virtuosity" | |
| In the future, evil will be created by computer - but it won't want to stay there. | ||
|
Brett Leonard Virtuosity |
||
| p.42 | The X Files Second Season: Episode Guide | |
| TV's best supernatural series in ages really hits its stride in the past year. | ||
|
Chris Carter The X Files |
||
| p.52 | News from the Underground: Blinded by the Blood | |
| With one foot in the grave already, it's no wonder Tim Ritter likes directing horror films. | ||
|
Tim Ritter Wicked Games Creep |
||
| p.56 | Retrospective: Telephone Terror: Remembering When a Stranger Calls | |
| Director Fred Walton and his cast dialed up a hit chiller by bringing a scary folk tale to the screen. | ||
|
Fred Walton When a Stranger Calls |
||
| p.62 | Nightmare Library | |
| The Ghosts of Sleath by James Herbert | ||
|
James Herbert The Ghosts of Sleath |
||
| The Sleaze Merchants by John McCarty | ||
|
John McCarty The Sleaze Merchants |
||
| Werewolves by Martin H. Greenberg | ||
| Martin H. Greenberg Werewolves | ||
| Death Watch by Elizabeth Forrest | ||
| Elizabeth Forrest Death Watch | ||
| Little Deaths by Ellen Datlow | ||
| Ellen Datlow Little Deaths | ||
| p.64 | On Set: What "The Alien Within" Does Without | |
| It's got a Corman-sized budget and a tired premise, but its makers are still thinking positive. | ||
|
Scott P. Levy The Alien Within |
||
| p.68 | Raving 'n Drooling: Symps | |
| It's tough being a writer, but spare Schow the sympathy. | ||
|
David J. Schow |
||
| p.70 | Interview: Classic Com-Poe-ser | |
| The famous AIP chillers of the '60s owe part of their power to the unique terror scores of Les Baxter. | ||
|
Les Baxter Frogs The Dunwich Horror The Beast Within House of Usher Pit and the Pendulum Tales of Terror |
||
| p.80 | Classified Ad Vault | |