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HEY, EVERYBODY! I'M IN FANGO!
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The newest issue of FANGORIA (#313) has hit the stands. As usual, it's packed with loads of chewy monster goodness, including their views on the upcoming DARK SHADOWS flick (I'm still bummed about Joanathan Frid's passing, aren't you?). There's also tons of new movie reviews, interviews, as well as regular columns by the most fetching Debbie Rochon and the most fearsome Bert I. Gordon.
But, easily the coolest thing of all in FANGO #313 is a letter by a certain monster magazine blogger. And if that's not enough to get you to the nearest brick and mortar comic shop or book establishment to pick up a copy, then your zombie shamble is listing a little too far to the left, pal!
Here's the lineup of contents:
GUTS
FEATURE: “THE THEATRE BIZARRE” The shock omnibus has literally knocked out international audiences.
INTERVIEW: JENNY AGUTTER Love meant never having to say you’re furry for the “American Werewolf in London” actress.
ON SET: “MOTHER’S DAY” The setting is more civilized in this remake, but what goes on inside it sure isn’t.
PREVIEW: “THE RAVEN” Everyone loves digging into Edgar Allan Poe, especially John Cusack, playing the author as detective.
RETROSPECTIVE: “GOTHIC,” PART TWO Actor Julian Sands was willingly swept away into Ken Russell’s cinematic dementia.
INTERVIEW: MARIE WALLACE She wore many faces—most of them crazed—as she took multiple roles in TV’s “Dark Shadows.”
PREVIEW: “DARK SHADOWS”: HELENA BONHAM CARTER Her on- and offscreen partnership with Tim Burton now leads her to Collinwood.
PREVIEW: “SOUTH TEXAS BLUES,” PART FOUR More of our advance peek at Christopher P. Garetano’s “Chainsaw” comic.
PREVIEW: “DARK SHADOWS”: TIM BURTON He’s done ghosts, apes and a headless horseman, so it’s about time he tackled vampires.
PREVIEW: “DARK SHADOWS”: RICHARD D. ZANUCK A producing career highlighted by “Jaws” now sees him entering the world of fangs.
PREVIEW: “TERROR OF DRACULA” As the title suggests, this grassroots feature wants to put the fear back into bloodsucking.
INTERVIEW: RONNIE SCRIBNER As a junior “ ’Salem’s Lot” ghoul, he elicited TV terror before his teens.
PREVIEW: “TALES OF POE” Indie filmmakers Bart Mastronardi and Alan Rowe Kelly wring new twists on 19th-century stories.
DIARY OF THE DEB: “WON TON BABY!” In a Chinese restaurant, Debbie discovers some serious bad taste.
PREVIEW: “THE WICKER TREE” Robin Hardy returns to pagan territory, but this is no mere rehash of “The Wicker Man.”
INTERVIEW: PATTY McCORMACK Her perfectly evil child in “The Bad Seed” was a model for decades of bad kids to follow.
LIFE IN THE BOX: “HELLRAISER” The first installment of a multipart chat with Doug Bradley recalls his first Cenobite of Clive Barker’s mythology.
NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND: PATRICK REA Pulling together a feature involving a hungry monster and a raging storm was quite a “Nailbiter.”
GRAVY
FIRST RITES Learning to love the “Shadows”
POSTAL ZONE They moon over monochrome
MONSTER INVASION Previews of “The Devil’s Carnival,” “Lovely Molly” and “The Fields”
THE TRASH COMPACTOR Before Freddy invaded dreams, there was “The Slayer”
CRYPT LIT Our new column devoted to vintage written horror debuts with “The Room in the Tower”
THE VIDEO EYE OF DR. CYCLOPS Reviews of “The Innkeepers,” “The Divide,” “Deadheads,” “The Girl in Room 2A” and others
THE PIT AND THE PEN OF BERT I. GORDON All’s Welles that ends Welles
NIGHTMARE LIBRARY Reviews of Robert Jackson Bennett’s “The Troupe,” Howard J. Ford’s “Surviving ‘The Dead,’ ” etc.
CLASSIFIED AD VAULT
DEAD FORMAT Are you up to snuff?
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! RUE MORGUE NO. 121
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The latest issue of RUE MORGUE is hot off the press and available at a bookstore or comics shop near you. This issue features a retrospective of the 30-year-old (!) Spielberg/Hooper film, POLTERGEIST.
FEATURES: THE SPIRITS OF '82
Thirty years ago, Steven Spielberg and Tobe Hooper crafted a suburban spookshow that became legendary for both its onscreen effects and off-screen drama. We gather the cast and crew to relive Poltergeist. PLUS: Oscar-winning sound designers Alan Howarth and Mark Mangini reveal the bizarre bag of tricks they used to create the film's ear-tingling effects.
By Michael Doyle
THRILLS, CHILLS AND DOUBLE BILLS
Rue Morgue explores the history of Crown International Pictures, a pioneering company in the world of American exploitation cinema. PLUS: Legendary producer David Friedman recalls the unforgettable night Blood Feast premiered at the drive-in, and the "King of the Bs" receives the royal treatment in Corman's World: Exploits of a Hollywood Rebel.
By David Konow, Chris Poggiali, Eric S. Eichelberger and Stuart F. Andrews
BEFORE THE DEVIL KNOWS YOU'RE DEAD
Industrial metal messiah Al Jourgensen discusses cheating death, bleeding out and rarin' for a Relapse.
By Trevor Tuminski
VIVA LA ROTTEN REVOLUCIÓN
Juan of the Dead director Alejandro Brugués explains how art imitates life in Cuba's first zombie movie.
By Sean Plummer
NOTE FROM UNDERGROUND
Dear Drive-in.
DREADLINES
Bousman launches The Devil's Carnival film tour; Dark Horse revives Eerie for summer launch; Hemlock Grove to be adapted as Netflix exclusive.
THE CORONER'S REPORT
Weird stats and morbid facts. Sick Top Six: Cabin Catastrophes.
NEEDFUL THINGS
Anatomical Heart Pencil Holder; Skeleton Couple Figurine; RIP Rider Skateboard; Putrescence Multi-Purpose Pomade; and Cryptic Collectibles features 1965's Monsters: Three Famous Spine-Tingling Tales.
CINEMACABRE
CineMacabre features reviews of The Cabin in the Woods, The Raven, Underworld: Awakening, Cold Sweat, Yakuza Weapon, Silent House, Dream House, Corporate Cutthroat Massacre, The Puppet Monster Massacre, and The Summer of Massacre. Reissues reviews Battle Royale: The Complete Collection (2000), Full Moon's Grindhouse Collection: The Compilations (1978-1987), Satan's Blood (1978), The Magnetic Monster (1953), and Gurozuka (2005).
THE LATE-NITE ARCHIVE
Driving back to Dragstrip Hollow.
BOWEN'S BASEMENT
The Boogens (1982).
BLOOD IN FOUR COLOURS
Features Jonathan Case's Dear Creature, plus reviews of Inner Sanctum, Xombi, Showcase Presents: Ghosts Volume 1, Road Rage #1 of 4, and Army of Darkness #1.
THE NINTH CIRCLE
Spotlight: Sarah Pinborough. Library of the Damned gives the lowdown on where to read free horror online. Plus, reviews of Roger Corman: Interviews, Fright Night on Channel 9, Mike Mignola and Christopher Golden's Joe Golem and The Drowning City, David Wellington's 32 Fangs, Ben Marcus' The Flame Alphabet, David Searls' Bloodthirst in Babylon, Monstermatt's Bad Monster Jokes Volume 1, and Gabrielle Faust and Solomon Schneider's Revenge.
THE FRIGHT GALLERY
The Re-Imagined Monsters of Chris Roberts.
THE GORE-MET
Menu: Three courses of Chemical Burn.
AUDIO DROME
Featuring Dexter/Silent Hill: Downpour composer Daniel Licht. The Devil's Playlist turns the spotlight on Dreamend. Plus, reviews of The Woman in Black OST, The Lost Skeleton Returns Again OST, Underworld: Awakening OST, She's Still Dead, Killing Joke, Lvcifire, Venom, The Rotted, and Crypticus/Scaremaker split CD.
PLAY DEAD
Featuring Zombies!!! Mobile Edition, plus reviews of Resident Evil: Revelations and The Darkness II.
CLASSIC CUT
Beowulf (circa 1000 AD).
GIVEAWAYS THIS ISSUE
15 new subscribers will win a Blu-ray copy of Battle Royale, courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment.
[SOURCE: RUE-MORGUE.COM]
MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! MAKE-UP ARTIST 95
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You have probably noticed by now that this week's monster make-up special features have been largely derived from a publication called MAKE-UP ARTIST. Indeed, MUA is even the subject of this week's MONSTER MAGAZINE WORLD SPOTLIGHT site as well. All this is for a good reason . . . actually, three: MUA is a great 'zine, it's the only newsstand magazine that I am aware of that focuses on media make-up, and it is worthy of your attention if you have any interest at all in this fascinating industry.
Monster movie make-up has come a loooong way since Jack Pierce first spirit-gummed a hunk of yak hair onto Lon Chaney Jr.'s mug, thus turning him into the iconic Universal screen monster, The Wolf Man. But that doesn't keep a slick and hip modern make-up mag like MUA from never forgetting where all this came from -- it's roots, so to speak.
This phenomenal cover is so impressive to me that I believe it could easily stand up against the competition for next year's Rondo's "Best Cover" category. Just to prove my point, take a look at the exclusive, "Behind-the-Scenes" video of the cover shoot on the MAKE-UP ARTIST web site.
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All this grandeur is a result of the artistry of one Mike Hill, sculptor of monsters. His work is featured in this issue. An on-set interview with Mr. Hill can be found at the MAKE-UP ARTIST website. Here he discusses his craft, and even lets us know which is his favorite monster, his favorite Jack Pierce make up, and his discovery of FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND magazine as a kid!
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Now, make no mistake, MUA isn't a "monster magazine", per se, but not hardly an issue goes by where a monster, science-fiction, fantasy, or other genre film or media subject isn't covered.
Slick, high-quality paper, crisp color photography throughout, and a reasonable cover price makes MAKE-UP ARTIST magazine a can't miss publication.
MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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The third issue of SHADOWLAND is now being advertised for sale on their website. Link up to it on the sidebar cover image for more info and ordering.
CONTENTS OF THE WINTER 2012 ISSUE
Secret Origins of Batman
The real, true story of who the Bat-Man is, and how he came to be. Think Bob Kane created the Dark Knight? Think again!
Foreshadowing the Batman
Who was the real inspiration for Batman? The Shadow knows!
Remembering Batman Returns
A thorough analysis of Tim Burton's second Batman outing: the hype, the marketing, and the outcome.
In Defense of the Neon Knight: How Schumacher Succeeded
Sure to be our most controversial article yet! A gripping argument for why Joel Schumacher's bat-films are worthy entries in the Caped Crusader's cinematic career!
Interview with Steve Englehart
Thirteen questions with 'The Man Who Wrote the Definitive Bat!'
Bats Out of Hell
Which killer bat films should you see and which should be avoided? Find out here!
Gyaos: Bat Kaiju
Enemy to giant turtles everywhere! A primer on Japan's premiere bat-kaiju.
All Shall Listen When The Bat Whispers
Roland West's masterpiece, The Bat Whispers, analyzed! The history and enduring legacy of this memorable old dark house film.
Beyond Fantastique!
Reviews of Dracula: Sovereign of the Damned, Boy Wonder, The Bat People, and Batman: Arkham City.
MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW & RECENTLY RELEASED
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FAMOUS MONSTERS NO. 260 AVAILABLE TODAY!
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FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #260 is releasing today! Click on the FM widget on the sidebar of this blogroll to order.
MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW & RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW & RECENTLY RELEASED
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MONSTERS UNLEASHED! NEW AND RECENTLY RELEASED
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