Fangoria 92 (1990)

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Elegy: On the "Darkside" The Postal Zone: "Shocker" Heralded; More Shape Shenanigans Monster Invasion: McCammon Update; A Farewell to Voorhees Horror in Print: Richard Laymon: Splatter Without the Punk? A Novelist of Growing Reputation Puzzles It Out. Micki Speaks Up: Hey! Robey's Character on "Friday the 13th" Has Kinda Broken the Defenseless Damsel Mold. Our Man Corman: Last Time We Spoke with the Master, He was in Preproduction for "Frankenstein Unbound". Now He's Wrapped. Bloody Olde England: There Hasn't Been Any Terrifying Low-Budget Stuff from Great Britain in Far Too Long. "Hardware" Aims to Set That Straight. Burning Sensations: Tobe Hooper Examines an Ancient Fiery Phenomenon in "Spontaneous Combustion". Dr. Cyclops: Slipshod "Cyborg"; Creepy "Caller" Escape from TV Land: All Along, We Suspected "Tales from the Darkside" was a Great Anthology Movie Just Waiting to Happen. Up from the Pit: For FX Man Ed Martinez, "The Dead Pit" was More Than Just a Zombie Story. It was a Ticket to the Top. Monsters, Monsters Everywhere: Image Animation Goes for the Creature Gusto with "Nightbreed". Scream Screen Scribe: Frank Darabont Has Waded Through the Hollywood Bloodstream to a Directorial Island. Nightmare Library: Our Friend the Phantom Whips Up a Definite Guide. The Wasteland Classified Ad Vault