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After an hour and six minute phone conversation with Toby Wilkins (spent in my car at a CVS parking lot) I began to get a pretty clear look into the life of a talented director on the rise. It was a challenging conversation. By the end I felt as if I had run a marathon…. [Continue Reading]
The Fly: Andre Delambre (David Hedison) is a devoted husband, a loving father and a brilliant scientist. When his body is found in his laboratory with his arm and head crushed by a hydraulic press, his wife Helene admits to having killed him. Believing Helene incapable of such a crime, Andre’s brother slowly uncovers the… [Continue Reading]
The Fly has been a Halloween staple of mine for many years. The infamous “Help Me, Help Me” has long been one of the classic lines of all time. Now fifty-years after the film was made, Diane Kachmar and David Goudsward have published The Fly At Fifty; The Creation And Legacy Of A Classic Science… [Continue Reading]
Join Larry Fessenden and James Felix McKenney on Fangoria Radio tonight, September 26. Debbie Rochon will host an interview session with the Fessenden and McKenney on their upcoming horror slates: Satan Hates You, I Sell The Dead, Hypothermia, and possible future features in the collaboration of Glass Eye Pix with Dark Sky Films. The show… [Continue Reading]
Following his review, Dominic was able to catch up with Miles Gunter, author and creator of the upcoming comic Yeti vs Vampire (with art by Kelsey Shannon), so by all means enjoy the following interview! Famous Monsters: How did you develop your love for monsters? Miles Gunter: Like most people I fell in love with… [Continue Reading]
When I first came across the upcoming comic Yeti vs. Vampire by Miles Gunter, with art by Kelsey Shannon, I was intrigued by the title. A yeti, one of my all time favorite creatures of Cryptozoology was going to go head to head with a vampire! Are you kidding me, why didn’t I think of… [Continue Reading]
Hellboy creator Mike Mignola began his career as an illustrator for comic book fanzines and then made his professional debut as an inker for Marvel Comics. He worked on familiar titles such as Incredible Hulk and less familiar projects such as the adorable Rocket Raccoon. At DC Comics, he did a well-regarded Phantom Stranger miniseries… [Continue Reading]
Back in FM’s early days, Forry Ackerman would cover the classic and the current horror films. He held a special place in his heart for master showman William Castle, known more for how he lured people into the theaters than the quality of the films the audience watched. Documentarian Jeffrey Schwarz has assembled a tribute… [Continue Reading]
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