The scores of zombie books coming out are starting to outnumber the dead themselves. Audiences seem ravenous when it comes to flesheater fare, and publishers are eager to cater with still more stories of graveyard ghouls. See below for a rundown of several new zombie (and one vampire!) books dropping in the coming months, available at both bookshops and on-line stores.
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The trailer for UK filmmaker Paul Andrew Williams' (THE COTTAGE) latest, CHERRY TREE LANE, has hit. Hit the break to check it out!
After a breakneck trip to America, UK FANGORIA contributor Calum Waddell just wrapped lensing on his new feature documentary 42ND STREET MEMORIES: THE RISE AND FALL OF AMERICA’S MOST DANGEROUS STREET. Not only does he have exclusive pics (see below the jump) to share from his shoot, but he’s asking fellow Fangorians for help in completing his massive production by contributing any rare photos or footage (details follow) to his movie.
No, this isn’t another dig at Tinseltown’s remake mania. It’s about artist Matt Busch’s Hollywood is Dead—a collection of re-imagined movie posters with a zombie twist.
As part of our ongoing attempt to make both Fangoria.com and its sister print magazine the toughest, boldest and most diverse outlet for horror entertainment, we are remodeling our forums. On Friday, August 13, 2010, the FANGORIA forums will be shut down only to reopen on Monday, August 16 as a brand new place for readers, horror fans and over-opinionated genre lovers of every persuasion to play. Read on for more details!
These days, unfortunately, the words “theatrical experience” tend to call up the feeling you get when threatening the lives of whichever pack of 14-year-olds snuck in and won’t stop texting/answering their phones/making incredibly obvious observations through whichever not-worth-$12 movie you’re seeing. It’s becoming increasingly hard to get an entire audience on the same page, and I, for one, really miss the communal aspect of laughing, gasping or collectively going crazy at whatever’s displayed up on the screen.
Short on budget, but long on style and quirk, writer/director/actor Park Bench’s literally biting Canadian horror/satire THE DEATH OF ALICE BLUE (opening for a limited theatrical run today in Toronto, followed by an expansion across Canada) is a real find. It’s an arch, theatrical, funny and absolutely stunning-looking film, riding genres with gleeful abandon, playing with conventions and admirably cheating its limitations. And man, does it have a great central character…
Terror in the Aisles 6 is happening August 14, 2010 with special guest, horror renaissance man John Harrison, and FANGORIA has five pairs of tickets to give away to five lucky winners!
While FANGORIA RADIO remains currently on hiatus, the folks at Sirius XM Radio have been running some of our best and bloodiest shows every Friday night (heard 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. EST, with a second broadcast right after), hosted tonight by Debbie Rochon, Tony Timpone and special guest host/indie filmmaker Alan Rowe Kelly.
Fango has obtained an exclusive clip (see below the jump) and further comments on the new semi-anthology chiller THE PERFECT HOUSE, which reunites SLEEPAWAY CAMP stars Felissa Rose and actor/musician Jonathan Tiersten. The movie (see previous item 
Greg Nicotero of KNB EFX serves as your guide a fresh clip detailing the makeup process that turns a WALKING DEAD actress into one of the more memorable undead from Robert Kirkman’s comic. See it after the jump!
Next Monday, August 9 exclusively at Fangoria.com, Richmond, VA’s own Municipal Waste and FANGORIA Entertainment are pleased to present the on-line premiere of the long-awaited music video for “Acid Sentence.” The song, part of the band’s most recent album, MASSIVE AGGRESSIVE, centers on a serial killer who bathes his victims in acid. Shot in the style of a classic black-and-white chiller, the video offers all of the aggression and fierce gore that fans have come to love about Municipal Waste and FANGORIA.