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23 September 2009 2:32 PM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

If you enjoy Fango blogger/writer Chris Alexander’s contributions to this site, you’ll want to run out and grab Chris Alexander’S Blood Spattered Book when Midnight Marquee Press publishes it in November. The tome is a collection of essays and writings on films—many featured here in his Blood Spattered Blog —that have personally affected Alexander and often, flown under the radar of many others.

The essays, many never before published, address a wide variety of genre fare, including Alice, Sweet Alice, Anthropophagous (a.k.a. The Grim Reaper), City Of The Living Dead (a.k.a. The Gates Of Hell), The Lair Of The White Worm, Count Dracula’S Great Love, The Sentinel, Lifeforce, The Devil’S Nightmare, Demon Seed, Ravenous, Land Of The Minotaur, Nomads, Angel Heart, Psychomania and more. The book will also include new interviews conducted by the author with such film personalities as directors Roger Corman, »

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24 April 2009 10:16 AM, PDT | Fangoria | See recent Fangoria news »

Filmmaker and Fango Japanese correspondent Norman England gave us the word that his new horror short Feed Me is now available on-line, and sent along some exclusive pics (see the download details and photos below). The movie centers on a group of university students who get into a debate about American vs. Japanese horror, and wind up encountering a ghost girl who upsets their notions about how such a spirit is supposed to behave.

Over the past several years, England (first photo) tells us, “I’ve watched the Japanese horror genre go from being the hot new thing to last week’s trash. I love these films, but you have to admit that the ghosts don’t pose any actual threat. So I had the idea to do a story where some Westerners mock the fact that J-horror is all delivery and little payoff, and a ghost turns things on »

6 April 2009 8:20 AM, PDT | FEARnet | See recent FEARnet news »

If we managed to fire up your craving for vintage Euro-horror tunes with our write-up of House at the Edge of the Dark – the most recent full-length album from cult instrumental act The Giallos Flame – then you're in for sweet relief, because the nostalgic creation of UK artist Ron Graham is back again with a new Ep entitled Euro Slash, which hits the market today. Dig deeper to find out more... including how to get your own copy! Euro Slash promises more of the Flame's complete retro-immersion experience that can best be described as a mash-up of everything you ever loved about the '70s & '80s-era music of John Carpenter, Goblin, Fabio Frizzi, Tangerine Dream and their peers – executed on... »

3 articles from 2009