Catch the first look at this low budget shocker below.

The sequel gets a brief, eerie, follow-up teaser.

The latest After Dark original finds sleep-deprived new parents under assault from the supernatural. 

Fans of European horror have long been mesmerized by a pair of stunning, shining eyes which could simultaneously transmit mystery, seduction and a strength that were capable of charming anyone...even a werewolf. Last week we lost  those eyes, those that belonged to Patty Shepard, star of such films as the cult Paul Naschy flicks WEREWOLF VERSUS THE VAMPIRE WOMAN (a.k.a. NIGHT OF WALPURGIS, 1971) or in the (unfairly) despised Assignment Terror (1970).

When Syfy’s hit makeup-competition series FACE OFF returns this week, the judges won’t be the only veteran artists taking part. World-renowned prosthetic illusionist Michael Westmore, whose daughter McKenzie hosts the series, has become a regular mentor to the contestants, and Fango spoke exclusively to the two Westmores about what to expect in FACE OFF’s fourth season.

Whether you are stuck inside with flu or because of snow, FANGORIA has another contest to help you pass the time this winter. We are giving away copies of HOUSE AT THE END OF THE STREET on Blu-ray to some very lucky FANGORIA fans.

Heading down to Austin's annual festival? You can be one of the first to catch Fede Alvarez's highly anticipated remake. 

The director of THE TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE (2003) is bringing the raw, DIY ethics of rock 'n' roll to.. an exorcism?

Yes, horror hounds, there is life after PHANTASM. A decade after his sleeper sensation BUBBA HO-TEP, JOHN DIES AT THE END (now on VOD; beginning its multi-city theatrical rollout on January 25 from Magnet Releasing; see list here) proves again there’s more to genre fave Don Coscarelli’s cinematic career than silver balls and interdimensional dwarves. FANGORIA’s editor emeritus Tony Timpone chatted with writer/director Coscarelli about his latest cult flick, which has been burning up the international film festival circuit since last year. You can check out our exclusive talk with Coscarelli below (edited and shot by ace videographer Bill Hall), where he does his best to describe his crazy film.

Sing the songs and see the slaughter of Stumpy Sam in wonderful short horror musical, THE LEGEND OF BEAVER DAM.

Despite a title that would be easily mistaken for a first release, DmC: DEVIL MAY CRY is actually the fifth in the acclaimed action series from Capcom. The new moniker has developer Ninja Theory, known for their work on HEAVENLY SWORD, under the hood, but the refreshing reboot may have been just what the doctor ordered. Easily one of the best action titles in recent memory, the game should count DEVIL MAY CRY among the top dogs of the genre once again. With a compelling storyline and fantastic combat all wrapped up in an amazing new art design, DmC: DEVIL MAY CRY is the best the series has seen and likely a name that will come up at the end of 2013 for Game of the Year honors.