Tony Timpone

Tony Timpone served as FANGORIA editor-in-chief from 1987-2010 and helped guide the first three FANGORIA films to production for Sony. He also managed the company’s numerous VHS, DVD and VOD labels for decades. In 1990, Timpone was a producer on the syndicated "Horror Hall of Fame" and in 2004 associate produced Bravo’s "100 Scariest Movie Moments." For 2018’s AMC documentary series "Eli Roth’s History of Horror," Timpone worked as a writer, researcher and commentator. That same year, he produced Arrow Video’s Rondo-nominated documentary "Too Macabre: The Making of Elvira Mistress of the Dark." He has also authored and edited several books on the horror genre. Tony Timpone served as Co-director of International Programming to Montreal’s Fantasia Film Festival from 1998-2021. Turning to feature film production, he co-produced the Tony Todd vehicle "The Changed" (2021) and the Doug Bradley apocalyptic horror flick "Thorns" (2023); and executive produced the documentary "Spooktacular!" (2023); the ghost story "Ladybug" (2024); and the horror thriller "Don’t Let the Cat Out" (2025).