Fangoria issue
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januari 2020
| p.4 | Invocation: 2020 Vision | |
| p.5 | The Postal Zone | |
| p.6 | Monster Invasion | |
| Turning A New Page On A Classic | ||
Floria Sigismondi The Turning |
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| Have Yourself A Scary Little Christmas This Deathcember | ||
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Sam Wineman Deathcember |
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| And More! | ||
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William Eubank Tate Steinsiek Marc Meyers Underwater Castle Freak We Summon the Darkness |
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| Fangoria 2020 Chainsaw Awards Nominees | ||
| p.10 | Elegy: The Tarantino Tango | |
| When an uncooperative studio threw obstacles at Fango, one man came to the rescue. | ||
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Quentin Tarantino |
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| p.12 | Exordium: Why So Spurious? | |
| Joker and the dangers of kneejerk think pieces. | ||
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Joker |
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| p.14 | On Set: Not Seeing Is Not Believing | |
| FANGORIA heads to Australia to investigate Leigh Whannell's timely and seismic reimagining of THE INVISIBLE MAN. | ||
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Leigh Whannell The Invisible Man |
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| p.20 | Interview: Gretel & Hansel & Sophia & Oz | |
| Way back in FANGORIA #3 director Oz Perkins gave us a first-person, first look at his spin on the classic fairy tale Hansel & Gretel. Now he's back with his star, Sophia Lillis, for an exclusive, in-depth conversation about their vivid reimagining, Gretel & Hansel. | ||
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Oz Perkins Sophia Lillis Gretel & Hansel |
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| p.25 | Knives and Skin: Midwest Unrest | |
| A small-town tragedy exposes secrets and lies, all set to an '80s beat. | ||
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Jennifer Reeder Knives and Skin |
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| p.28 | On Set: Domesticating The Cosmic | |
| Spectrevision brings Lovecraft (and director Richard Stanley) home in Color Out of Space. | ||
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Richard Stanley Color Out of Space |
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| p.34 | On Set: Gore, Grit and Geezers: On the Set of VFW | |
| A ragtag team of genre veterans square off opposite deadly mutant punks - and a scrappy young filmmaker. | ||
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Joe Begos VFW |
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| p.39 | Interview: VFW's Drinking Buddies | |
| The pair of maniac's behind FANGORIA's new film sit down for an exclusive interview - with each other. | ||
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Joe Begos Josh Ethier VFW |
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| p.42 | It's Black Christmas Time Again | |
| Sacred cows and new ground combine to make one gnarly nativity scene. | ||
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Sophia Takal Black Christmas |
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| p.45 | Requiem For Black Xmas | |
| Now that the classic original is being worked over once more, it is time to reconsider the oft-maligned 2006 remake? We say yes. | ||
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Glen Morgan Black Christmas |
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| p.48 | Cartoon: Don't Let The Wolves Eat Our Baby | |
| Backstory in comic form for a scrappy, gory board game. | ||
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S. Craig Zahler |
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| p.50 | How to...: Butcher Someone With An Axe | |
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Josh Russell Sierra Russell |
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| p.52 | Lifecast: Daniel Isn't Real But He Is Largely Practical | |
| A deep dive into one unforgettable moment from SpectreVision's new head trip. | ||
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Adam Egypt Mortimer Daniel Isn't Real |
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| p.55 | Minifeature: Killing It | |
| 2019's Best Deaths in Horror | ||
| p.56 | This Is A Grudge You Want To Hold Onto | |
| It's a convivial affair on the set of THE GRUDGE as director Nick Pesce comes up to the big leagues. | ||
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Nicolas Pesce The Grudge |
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| p.59 | Director's POV: Personal Photos From The Set Of Psycho Goreman | |
| Practical mayhem in the Great White North. | ||
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Andrew Appelle Psycho Goreman |
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| p.60 | Interview: An Unlikely Patron | |
| Chris Columbus (Home Alone) executive produced Robert Eggers' The Witch. Now Eggers sits down with his mentor to discuss Christmas horror, fostering new talent, and how Harry Potter influenced The Lighthouse. (Really!) | ||
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Chris Columbus Robert Eggers |
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| p.66 | Lifers: Dream It Never Ends | |
| Winnipeg has been loving Phantom of the Paradise for 45 years. A new documentary chronicles this love affair, allowing fans to see their singular story unfold on screen. | ||
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Phantom of Winnipeg Phantom of the Paradise Malcolm Ingram |
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| p.70 | The Rise And Fall And Rise Of The Midnight Movie | |
| The 20th century cultural phenomenon that birthed many a cult film is due for a comeback. | ||
| p.74 | Minifeature: Murder Me, Daddy! | |
| Why women love serial killers | ||
| p.76 | Don't mess with The Jesus: Horror and Christianity's Crossovers | |
| This holiday season, ditch the latest killer Santa flick, and put "Christ" back into "Christmas" with some Christian horror films. | ||
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Donald W. Thompson Ron Ormond Marjonneke A Thief in the Night If Footmen Tire You What Will Horses Do? Left Behind |
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| p.80 | A Hellish Amount Of Red Tape | |
| Inside the bureaucracy of the afterlife in Hellraiser. | ||
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Tony Randel Gary J. Tunnicliffe Hellbound: Hellraiser II Hellraiser: Judgment |
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| p.83 | Fest Finds | |
| When arty filmmakers approach classic horror subgenres, great things can happen. | ||
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Jessica Hausner Mickey Reece Katrin Gebbe Little Joe Climate of the Hunter Pelican Blood |
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| p.84 | Scene Queen: Seasoned to Perfection | |
| In celebration of the veterans of the silver screen. | ||
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Martin Kove Stephen Lang VFW |
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| p.86 | Corrupt Signals: Looking Back at José Mojica Marins' New Nightmare | |
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José Mojica Marins À Meia Noite Levarei Sua Alma |
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| p.88 | Malignent Growths: Volume VI: Two Very Red Guinea Pigs | |
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Stephen Biro American Guinea Pig: Bouquet of Guts and Gore |
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| p.90 | Nightmare Library | |
| The Snow Collectors by Tina May Hall | ||
| Tina May Hall The Snow Collectors | ||
| The Boatman's Daughter by Andy Davidson | ||
| Andy Davidson The Boatman's Daughter | ||
| Manor Black (issues #1-4) by Cullen Bunn & Brian Hurtt | ||
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Cullen Bunn Brian Hurtt Manor Black |
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| The Golden Key by Marian Womack | ||
| Marian Womack The Golden Key | ||
| p.92 | Story: The Seat Of Reason | |
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Jeremy Robert Johnson |
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| p.96 | Story: Midnight Snack | |
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Grady Hendrix Midnight Snack |
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| p.97 | Story: Naked Theater And Uncensored Horror | |
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Stuart Gordon Naked Theater And Uncensored Horror |
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| p.98 | Classified Ad Vault | |