Illinois is the Horror Capital of the World. Sure, some might disagree with me - including my distant cousins in the New York faction of the Fango Family, but I will always defend the Land of Lincoln as the premiere location for all things horror.
Haddonfield? Illinois. Crystal Lake? Illinois. Elm Street? The new NIGHTMARE is filming in... Illinois. There's some spooky things and creepy places spread throughout the state, but out in the suburb of Berwyn, mere blocks from Chicago-proper, there is a place where everyday is HALLOWEEN, and Fango Fiends are embraced with severed arms.
HORRORBLES is the ultimate destination for horror fans - a one-stop shop for all things horror and sci- fi featuring movies, one-of-a-kind and limited edition collectibles, figures, apparel, books, magazines, gag gifts and more. It's also the official merchandising partner of FANGORIA ENTERTAINMENT, and tonight it celebrated it's Grand Re-opening in it's newly-expanded home. In true Chicago fashion, HORRORBLES threw a "monster mash" with a fleet of hearses, an appearance by Death himself, and Rich Koz - better known to horror fans as the legendary horror host, SVENGOOLIE!
If you have missed any of the other PREDATOR Figures by Hot Toys, then look no further. Every figure that have been released in this line keep one-upping the prior release. I give you the "LOST PREDATOR."
Just a few short years after opening its doors in Berywn at 6731 W. Roosevelt Road, 
Finding the right indoor plant arrangement for your house/torture chamber is a challenge every single one of us faces. Does one look for complimentary colors? How do you find plants that will thrive in an indoor environment? Which plants look the best sandwiched between your 20 inch Army of Darkness Ash Figure and your Cine’ Art Frankenstein Bust? Let’s face it the type of plants we choose to decorate with say a lot about us, and when all your decorating tastes lean towards horror it is an absolute must to choose your foliage wisely.
In this installment of the HORRORBLES SHOWCASE, Fango's Ian David takes a look at the 17th series of LIVING DEAD DOLLS. Based on popular "Urban Legends", the set is currently available for 
