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Cinestate was a Dallas-based movie studio founded in 2016 by Dallas Sonnier. [4] The company produced ten films under a variety of production labels, in addition to retroactively claiming the 2014 film Bone Tomahawk, produced independently by Sonnier, as a Cinestate movie. [5] In 2017, the company acquired Fangoria magazine, relaunching it in ...
- 2016; 7 years ago
- Motion picture
Jun 8, 2020 · Editors of two publications owned by the company, Birth.Movies.Death. and Fangoria, on Monday publicly shared a letter they have shared with their bosses demanding Cinestate take several measures ...
- Chris Lindahl
Feb 20, 2018 · Cinestate CEO Dallas Sonnier acquired the rights to Fangoria from its previous owner The Brooklyn Co. and its previous publisher Thomas DeFeo sometime over the last few months, a move that took ...
In October 2018, Cinestate released the first new Fangoria magazine under their ownership, stylized as "Volume 2, Issue 1." In August 2020, Tara Ansley and Abhi Goel acquired Fangoria from Cinestate under Fangoria Publishing, LLC, and, as of issue 9, are the publishers of the magazine and owners of the brand.
- Fangoria Publishing, LLC
- Atlanta, Georgia
- August 1979
- Phil Nobile Jr.
Jun 10, 2020 · Cinestate owns Austin-based film website Birth.Movies.Death., Dallas-based horror fan magazine Fangoria and "outlaw cinema" film website Rebeller, in addition to producing its own films marketed ...
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Oct 25, 2018 · This month marks the resurrection of Fangoria as a quarterly print publication under the leadership of film company Cinestate, which bought the brand in early 2018 and plans to release films under ...
Jun 10, 2020 · Death and Fangoria released a statement calling for sexual harassment training at Cinestate and donations to “an organization like the Dallas Area Rape Crisis Center or RAINN,” announcing a ...
