Tony Timpone

Tony Timpone is the former longtime editor of Fangoria magazine.[1][2]

Former Fangoria editor Tony Timpone, emceeing a Weekend of Horrors convention

Career

Tony Timpone began working with Fangoria magazine in 1985 and continued there until February 2010, when he was succeeded by Chris Alexander, a Toronto-based former writer for Rue Morgue.

In the early 1990s, Timpone helped guide the first three Fangoria movies for Columbia TriStar Home Video: Mindwarp, Children of the Night, and Severed Ties. In the early to mid-2000s, he served as an acquisitions chief for Fangoria’s various video labels. In addition, he was a producer/interviewer for Fangoria TV’s Screamography, a consulting producer/recurring guest on the now-defunct Fangoria Radio show with Dee Snider and Debbie Rochon, and the co-producer and long-time Master of Ceremonies of Fangoria's popular Weekend of Horrors conventions.

Afterward, Timpone began running Fangoria's Video-on-Demand network.

Since 1993, Timpone has helped program international horror/fantasy festivals in Milan, Italy and Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Before its closing, Timpone programmed and hosted The Two Boots Pioneer Theater's monthly "Monster Mondays" film series.

In 1996, Timpone authored the book Men, Makeup, and Monsters: Hollywood's Masters of Illusion and FX.

In late 2004, he served as a producer on Bravo’s five-hour documentary series The 100 Scariest Movie Moments.

Timpone has been a frequent media spokesman for the horror industry, appearing on MTV, Nightline, Geraldo, Entertainment Tonight, Showbiz Today, CBS Evening News, and numerous documentaries.

Filmography
YearTitleRoleNotes
2001Satan's MenagerieThe GhoulTV-movie
2003House of the DeadZombieUncredited
2007Brutal Massacre: A ComedyHimself
2007Dying for ChangeHimself
2008Angel's Blade: The AscensionTony
2009His Name Was JasonHimself
2009The Psycho LegacyHimselfIn Production
2009HorrorweenHimself
gollark: I mean, we already have working prototypes, like that one.
gollark: ... yes?
gollark: https://minoteaur.osmarks.net/minoteaur (password is "literal beesese").
gollark: Minoteaur is inevitable, I should note.
gollark: I see.

References
  1. Gallagher, Danny. "Fangoria Magazine Rises from the Dead Thanks to Cinestate", The Dallas Observer, February 20, 2018.
  2. Collis, Clark. "Magazine of the Living Dead: The bloody rise and frightful fall of Fangoria", Entertainment Weekly, October 11, 2017.
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