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Tue Apr 26, 2011 7:15 pm
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Dead Meat
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Location: Renascence, Maine, Usa
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| Did you picked up the new Darkside magazine Jonathon? |
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Tue Apr 26, 2011 7:24 pm
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Site Admin
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Fri Apr 29, 2011 3:43 pm
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Day Walker
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Location: Blue Ridge, South Carolina
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| The Darkside is coming back! oh my god, i need to find a copy it's just a shame that where i live it very very hard to find, by the way has Gorezone magazine folded too. |
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Fri Apr 29, 2011 6:03 pm
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Zombie
Joined: 29 Apr 2011
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Location: Millerton, N.Y
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| It's great that The Dark Side magazine is back i have a nostalgic fondness for it, and the classic horror articles about Hammer, Amicus and others I also find that Gorezone really did concentrate way too many pages on the Saw type films and torture porn and sexy pinups, European magazines are always better than the American ones, just look at Fangoria that run out of steam long ago. |
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Fri Apr 29, 2011 6:19 pm
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Dead Meat
Joined: 29 Apr 2011
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Location: Martinborough, South Wairarapa, New Zealand
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| I bought a copy of Darkside magazine the other day and i am not really liking the new design, to me it seems like the old fangoria. |
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Sun May 15, 2011 1:47 pm
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Zombie
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Location: Deerpark, Orange County, New York
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| Hey i remember this magazine i have a few issues of what you Brits called a rag, was this the same magazine that was plagiarising online material from dvd review sites and forums? |
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Wed Jul 13, 2011 4:02 pm
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The Darkside Magazine #142
The new issues of the darkside magazine is now out, was in town yesterday and was unable to find the magazine in both Killingworth or fenwicks.
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Information about issues #142 from the Darkside website:
Jason X-ploitation
You don’t want to trifle with a tramp and his rifle. Especially if that tramp is Rutger Hauer and that rifle is a shotgun. Alan Jones talks with Jason Eisener, director of the gory Grindhouse hit, Hobo With A Shotgun.
In The Zone
“There is a fifth dimension beyond that which is known by man. It is a dimension as vast as space and as timeless as infinity…” There’s a signpost up ahead, guess what it says?
Hills of Fire
From Alien to The Warriors and from Streets of Fire to Johnny Handsome, Walter Hill has caused controversy and carnage in equal measures. The Dark Side’s Calum Waddell catches up with him…
Femmes Fatale
What constitutes a Scream Queen? Allan Bryce attempts to find out as he interviews horror film actresses Jennifer Lim and Marysia Kay…
King of the Chainsaw
Erstwhile Leatherface actor Gunnar Hansen speaks to Dark Side about the trials and tribulations of sawing his way into screen history!
An Eye for Horror
Alan Jones experiences the blind terror of Julia’s Eyes and interviews director Guillem Morales about his creepy modern day classic.
Helle’s Belles
Tom DeSimone might be best known for 1981’s superior slice ‘n’ dice movie Hell Night but, as Calum Waddell discovers, there is far more to his career than just low budget carnage…
The Writer Who Fell to Earth
As the 1976 David Bowie movie The Man Who Fell To Earth arrives on Blu-ray for the first time. Allan Bryce chats with the man who wrote the screenplay, former film critic Paul Mayersberg. |
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| Hey i remember this magazine i have a few issues of what you Brits called a rag, was this the same magazine that was plagiarising online material from dvd review sites and forums? |
I will have to get back to you about that, i can't find the information about it on my harddrive and it was so long ago i can't recall all of it. |
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Tue Sep 06, 2011 9:57 pm
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The September/October Issue of The Dark Side is now available someplace, Not near me so i will have to hope that WH smiths is going to stock all the new issues, or hope that Forbidden Planet stops putting sticky labels on the Darkside covers to bump up the price.
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Pleased to Eat You
Ruggero Deodato braved the terrors of the Amazon jungle to bring us Cannibal Holocaust, but is he ready for an interview with James Kloda?
Fashion Victim
FrightFest’s Alan Jones is a man who knows his fashion. He also knows a bad movie when he sees one… And he has a doozy for us all to avoid!
Russ of the Living Dead
Russ Streiner was a key part in bringing George Romero’s 1968 zombie classic to horrified viewers across the globe, as Calum Waddell discovers…
Maniacs, Monsters and Mutilations
Brian Yuzna tells Calum Waddell why he still loves creature features and looks back at the spilt blood of a few past classics too…
Great Scott
Allan Bryce interviews Allan Scott, who co- authored the screenplay of Nicolas Roeg’s 1973 horror classic, Don’t Look Now… and is married to the screen’s most memorable head-in-a-box!
Kill Ben
Alan Jones interviews Ben Wheatley, whose film Kill List has been called the strangest, scariest and most unpredictable British horror in years.
Still Surviving
Zombie Flesh-Eaters actor Ian McCulloch has battled a few screen fiends in his time. Now he gets to go head to head with Calum Waddell!
Cemetary Girl
Slivia Collatina was the red-haired moppet who tangled with the zombified Dr. Freudstein in Lucio Fulci’s House By The Cemetery. Here she reminisces with Jay Slater about making a famed Video Nasty at the tender age of nine…
Post Mortem
Meaty missives from the dead letter office, in the section where you tell us what we are doing right and what we are doing wrong…
DVD Library
James Kloda reviews the latest horror and sci-fi DVD releases with contributions from illustrious Dark Side editor Allan Bryce.
Confessions
Prolific genre movie mogul Jonathan Sothcott gives us the lowdown on working with horror movie icon Robert Englund and why filming in Croydon is not always a good idea.
Melton’s Meltdown
Our resident artist Rick Melton tells us Frankenstein can’t have kids because his nuts are in his neck. He can still have a Bride however, and what a hottie she is!
Writers of the Living Dead
John Russo was a big player in the Pittsburgh horror scene thanks to a little indie shocker called Night of the Living Dead. He talks to Dark Side’s Calum Waddell about creating a movie legend. |
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Fri Oct 28, 2011 9:21 pm
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Issue 144: The Halloween Issue
It’s Halloween again, and we’re back with another spooky issue of The Dark Side. No specific ‘theme’ this time, but we’ve got great new interviews for you with some real icons of the horror scene, including Robert (Freddy) Englund, Tom Savini and Kane (Jason) Hodder.
It’s Halloween again, and we’re back with another spooky issue of The Dark Side.
Man Behind the Mask
Meet Kane Hodder, Friday The 13th’s Jason!
Zombie Creeping Flesh
Video Nasty Star Franco Garofalo Talks.
Django Strikes Back
Franco Nero Shoots From The Lip…
Destruction Down Under
Aussie Exploitation Meltdown!
Argento’s Dracula 3D
A Vampire In Your Lap!
The King of Carnage
Gore Guru Tom Savini Interviewed!
Englund Swings
Are You Ready For Freddy? We Chat To Robert Englund!
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Mon Jan 02, 2012 1:39 pm
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The Darkside Magazine Issue 145
Issue 145: December Dread
Bruce Campbell revisits Evil Dead
Evil Dead Revisited
Bruce Campbell on a horror classic.
Doctor Who Remembered
Anneke Willis on her time travelling days.
Rape and Revenge
Come and play The Bunny Game…
May I Kill U?
Maniac cop – British style!
Nuns With Dirty Habits
Ken Russell on The Devils
From Halloween To Hatchet
Scream Queen Danielle Harris interviewed
Grindhouse Revival
Jake West does John Carpenter |
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Mon Jan 09, 2012 10:31 pm
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Fri Apr 20, 2012 6:33 pm
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The Darkside magazine 146
Zombies & Grindhouse Special
This issue we concentrate on two of our favourite things - Zombies and Grindhouse!
Price is Fright
Vincent Price’s Daughter Interviewed!
Hedgehog of Horror
Ron Jeremy on his one-eyed monster.
Combat Shock
A 42nd Street classic revisited…
Maestro of Mutilation
The Fulci story.
Ghouls Out
Alice Cooper on his fave’ horror movies!
Pigs Might Fry
Video nasty directory speaks no evil!
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Fri Apr 27, 2012 6:23 pm
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Issue 147: Strippers vs Werewolves
A special DS Cover Girl to mark our review of Strippers vs Werewolves and a talk with Roy Batty himself - Rutger Hauer
Strippers vs Werewolves
Things could get Hairy and Scary!
Doctor Lamb Will Slay You Now
Hong Kong superstar Simon Yam on his Category III past
Destroyer of the Dead
City of the Living Dead star interviewed
Games of Death
Zombies in your living room
Father Ted vs Aliens
The horror spoof of the year
Back to the Woods
The Director of Blair Witch talks |
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Sat Sep 01, 2012 5:51 pm
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I won't lie i missed this issue.
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Issue 148: The Hammer Horror Special
2012 looks set to be the year of Hammer Films. We celebrates the glory days of Hammer and looks at what the future might bring.
A History of Horrors
The full history of the studio that dripped blood
The Woman in Black
Much scarier than Harry Potter!
Dracula Has Risen From The Groove
A singing Christopher Lee interviewed
Simon Slays
Meet Hammer boss Simon Oakes
Hammer Harpies
They’re deadlier than the male!
Censored Hammer
The bits they didn’t want you to see
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Sat Sep 01, 2012 5:57 pm
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Issue 149: Frightfest Debutantes
We take a look at FrightFest debutantes Tower Block, The Arrival of Wang and Rites of Spring
Leatherface Returns
Chainsaw 3 director interviewed!
Back To Black
Jane Goldman on writing for Hammer
Night of the Living Dead – Reanimated
They’re please to eat you in 3D
Sand Sharks vs Dragon Crusaders
Monster Madness on the SyFy Channel!
The Innkeepers
The Shining at Bed and Breakfast rates!
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