Fangoria issue
<< Fangoria#9 >>
november 1980
| p.4 | Elegy: The Trouble with Martin | |
| A mind-stirring message from publisher Kerry O'Quinn. | ||
| p.5 | The Postal Zone | |
| Sci-Fi in Fang-Yea or Nay? | ||
| p.7 | Preview: Motel Hell | |
| From the producers of Time After Time... From the writer of Demon Seed... From the dirctor of Arabian Adventure... ...something a little different... | ||
Kevin Connor Motel Hell |
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| p.9 | Preview: The Howling | |
| Werewolves on the loose! An exclusive preview of Joe "Piranha" Dante's The Howling | ||
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Joe Dante The Howling |
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| p.15 | Preview: Conan - A Progress Report | |
| Yes, Virginia, there will be a Conan movie... | ||
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John Milius Conan the Barbarian |
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| p.16 | Biography: A Life in Pictures | |
| Bride of the Monster! The She Creature! Voodoo Woman! One of AIP's top producers recalls his filmmaking career. | ||
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Alex Gordon Bride of the Monster Day the World Ended The She-Creature Voodoo Woman |
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| p.22 | Preview: Terror Train | |
| Join Jamie Lee Curtis for a one-way, non-stop journey on... Terror Train | ||
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Roger Spottiswoode Terror Train |
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| p.24 | Interview: A Mini-Interview With Jamie Lee Curtis | |
| Jeff Gelb, a corresopndent for the WNBC-FM radio netwerk, recently spoke with Jamie Lee Curtis for NBC's information and entertainment feature "The Source." | ||
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Jamie Lee Curtis Terror Train Roadgames Halloween II |
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| p.25 | Preview: The Elephant Man | |
| It's not a horror film. | ||
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David Lynch The Elephant Man |
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| p.29 | Interview: He Knows You're Alone | |
| Another surprise blockbuster from a young independent filmmaker... Armand Mastroianni interviewed by Leslie Horvitz | ||
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Armand Mastroianni He Knows You're Alone |
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| p.34 | Interview: There Is Nothing Wrong With Your Television Set | |
| He controlled the horizontal He controlled the vertical Leslie Stevens Interviewed, Part One. | ||
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Leslie Stevens The Outer Limits |
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| p.36 | Minifeature: The Canons of The Outer Limits | |
| Shortly after Joseph Stefano was hired as line producer for The Outer Limits (at the time, still known as Please Stand By), Leslie Stevens requested that he draw up a set of guidelines for prospective writers to follow in preparing their scripts. | ||
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Joseph Stefano The Outer Limits |
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| p.41 | Interview: Andre De Toth on the making of House of Wax | |
| Andre de Toth has been a film director since 1943. Though he has made many excellent action pictures, including The Indian Fighter, The Two-Headed Spy ond the "dirty dozen" styled war picture Play Dirty, he will be best remembered by Fangorians euerywhere as the director of House of Wax, de Toth's only horror effort and the first major Hollywood feature to be filmed in 3-D. | ||
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André De Toth House of Wax |
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| p.44 | Biography: B Is for Blaisdell - Part Two | |
| Part two of an interview with the foremost monster maker of the 1950s B-movie boom. | ||
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Paul Blaisdell Voodoo Woman Invasion of the Saucer Men It! The Terror from Beyond Space |
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| p.51 | Thundarr The Barbarian | |
| Marvel Comics veterans Jack Kirby and Steve Gerber bring a new style to Saturday morning television... | ||
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Jack Kirby Steve Gerber Thundarr the Barbarian |
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| p.61 | Count Fangor: Count Fangor | |
| Count Fangor on a date? | ||
| Howard Cruse Count Fangor | ||
| p.62 | Monster Invasion | |
| Caveman Danforth has left the project apparently due to creative differences with the film's producers. |
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Carl Gottlieb Caveman |
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| 3-D Revival Just as we're getting ready to go to press, we've been hearing rumors from all over - 3-D is coming back! |
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| Outlands An epidemic of homicidal psychosis has hit Con-Am 27. |
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Peter Hyams Outland |
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| Toys Alfred Sole has a new project in the works. |
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Alfred Sole Mick Garris Toys |
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| Happy Howl-O-Ween! Win an The Howling T-shirt! |
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Joe Dante The Howling |
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| Popeye The Paramount Walt Disney coproduction based on the life and times of Elzie Segar's comic strip super-sailor. |
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Robert Altman Popeye |
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| Knightriders "Fight or Yield" is the motto of the Knightriders. |
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George A. Romero Knightriders |
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| "Name that thing!" results The response to this contest was pretty underwhelming -less thull 100 entries- but those of you who did enter really knew your stuff! |
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| Phoenix 2772 The new feature-length animated adventure by Dr. Osamu Tezuka. |
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Taku Sugiyama Hi no tori 2772: Ai no kosumozon |
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| p.64 | Books: Thomas Berger | |
| We've long admired Berger's work, sowe were particularly pleased to hear that his retelling of the legend of King Arthur, Arthur Rex, was optioned for a TV mini-series. | ||
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Thomas Berger Neighbors |
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| p.65 | Monster Invasion | |
| Scare Us! Only two winners this issue, but as an extra some reader's poetry in The Prank Caller. |
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