When ad agency Zulu Alpha Kilo of Toronto, Canada (FANGORIA editor Chris Alexander’s home base) approached Fango about creating a line of gently twisted, creative advertisements promoting Fango subscriptions this holiday season, the pitch was perfect. Click past the jump to check ’em out!

Once the holiday cheer is over, the horror begins as Lionsgate’s TEXAS CHAINSAW 3D cuts its way into theaters January 4. Fango’s Michael Gingold sat down with the film’s female lead for an exclusive video chat you can see after the jump.

The U.S. might not be familiar with him, but Richard Crouse has very much been the face of popular film criticism in Canada for at least the past decade. He’s been featured on radio, television and in newspapers across the country, and has written several books; his latest, RAISING HELL: KEN RUSSELL AND THE UNMAKING OF “THE DEVILS,” charts the history of the still-controversial 1971 film.

Author/filmmaker Gary D. Rhodes, a film scholar who has painstakingly documented every aspect of Bela Lugosi’s career, may be primarily responsible for the cult of Lugosi that exists today; his 1997 documentary LUGOSI: HOLLYWOOD’S DRACULA is an almost romantic homage to the late actor’s extraordinary talent. Rhodes joined forces with another noted Lugosi historian, Bill Kaffenberger, to fill in the blanks—the years between the collapse of the actor’s Hollywood career and his entry into Ed Wood’s world—with BearManor Media’s NO TRAVELER RETURNS—and their research is extraordinary.

An extended look into the PSYCHO prequel series BATES MOTEL offers up some grisly sights and a whole lot of hype. 

The directing great lends some words to what we could've seen from another FLY.

The UNDERWORLD and TOTAL RECALL (2012) director is unraveling the bandages to reveal a different take on the classic creature. 

Recently in Melbourne, horror film and music fans alike could hardly contain their excitement. In a world first, Italian prog-rock icons Goblin performed their intense, complex and mesmerising soundtrack to Dario Argento’s surrealistic nightmare SUSPIRIA while the legendary film played. It’s an interesting proposition having live musicians perform while watching a masterpiece like SUSPIRIA, especially when such a film combines striking visual language, dreamlike narrative and nail biting terror all masterfully commanding the full attention of the audience.

There’s a new self-styled superhero/vigilante in town, and he’s the title character of CRIMSON, a brutal thriller coming to DVD next year. Read on for more info and the cover art.

The bloody crime/revenge thriller with one hell of a cast is coming to disc, and we’ve got the scoop on the complete details along with the cover art.

The video-game-based sequel is soon to slash its way into your home—almost literally, in the case of its 3D edition.