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Two issues were produced, using a deliberately low-tech mix of photocopied covers and mimeographed text. Many of the articles ridiculed trends in the horror fanzines Green was reviewing at that time for the news-stand magazine ''The Dark Side''; worryingly, some readers took them semi-seriously.
 
Two issues were produced, using a deliberately low-tech mix of photocopied covers and mimeographed text. Many of the articles ridiculed trends in the horror fanzines Green was reviewing at that time for the news-stand magazine ''The Dark Side''; worryingly, some readers took them semi-seriously.
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Following Keeley's death in May 2009, Green decided to make ''Horrorshow'' available online, via eFanzines.
  
 
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Revision as of 16:17, 25 May 2009

Horrorshow was a spoof British fanzine co-edited pseudonymously by "Eddie Trenchcoat" (Steve Green) and "Mr Damage" (Alan Keeley).

Two issues were produced, using a deliberately low-tech mix of photocopied covers and mimeographed text. Many of the articles ridiculed trends in the horror fanzines Green was reviewing at that time for the news-stand magazine The Dark Side; worryingly, some readers took them semi-seriously.

Following Keeley's death in May 2009, Green decided to make Horrorshow available online, via eFanzines.