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Old 04-24-2006, 03:44 PM
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Nickleodeon Magazine...


Not since I was 10... haha.
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Arteries used to be good but I haven't seen it for a while now.
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Time magazine?
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Ultra Violent is my favorite at the moment.

I always pick up old copies of FM, Fatal Visions, Dark Side and Fangoria when I see them. Haven't picked up any Rue Morgue issues yet. Flicked thru a couple here and there and they seem decent.
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rue morgue is too general, i find its not film driven enough. i really love fangoria but it is a bit pricey due to the fact it is full colour. videoscope is my fave since they have a shitload more reviews than anything else and its pretty much just DVDs and since i don't go to see movies in theaters at all it suits my needs more than the other two. it just sucks that videoscope is all bw paper and no color gloss, oh well, i guess thats why i buy all three from time to time.
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I haven't heard of Videoscope before.
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Fangoria. got myself the first issue. subscriptions are rediculously expensive though.
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I haven't heard of Videoscope before.
http://www.videoscopemag.com/
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For the past, Famous Monsters was definitely the trendsetter. It really did a lot to create a community of horror film fanatics. Before that, we had no idea there were other people across the country that felt the same way we did!

A few years later Castle of Frankenstein came along with a little more mature approach.


These days I like Filmfax- it's not strictly about horror, but there are plenty of interesting articles about horror and sci-fi films to keep me interested.
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