Born from the mind of Robert E. Howard and the pages of WEIRD TALES, Solomon Kane is a period badass. Continuing his sagas today, Dark Horse Comics has given FANGORIA an exclusive four page preview of his latest adventure, DEATH’S BLACK RIDERS, check it out after the jump!

FANGORIA’s FrightFest (see previous item here and go to www.fangoriafrightfest.com for more details) is nearing its summer debut, and one of the films yearning for your votes to win a theatrical release in the on-line sweepstakes is the chilling ghost story FRAGILE (see exclusive DVD art below the jump), directed by acclaimed Spanish helmer Jaume Balagueró ([REC] movies, DARKNESS, THE NAMELESS).

A girl and her dog? Yup, that’s the latest promo poster advertising season three of TRUE BLOOD, which starts airing on HBO June 13. Take a peek at the one-sheet after the jump.

The GHOST SHIP, THE SKULLS and ROLLERBALL scribe is making his directorial debut with QUARANTINE 2, the sequel to the 2008 film that was an American remake of Jaume Balagueró and Paco Plaza’s 2007 hit Spanish chiller.

It’s turning into a big day for DVD/Blu-ray news, as Shout! Factory passed Fango the content info for its disc releases of PIRANHA and HUMANOIDS FROM THE DEEP. The aquatic chillers, part of Shout!’s Roger Corman’s Cult Classics line, street August 3, and we’ve also got an animated look at PIRANHA’s lenticular DVD cover!

Satanico Pandemonium now has some stiff competition for sexiest snake woman ever. Take a look at these new one-sheets from HISSS, the new film from SURVEILLANCE director Jennifer Lynch.

CROPSEY, the tale of an urban legend that came to life in the 1970s and ‘80s on Staten Island, New York has been picked up for a television premiere later this summer after its theatrical and VOD bookings. Read on for the info!

Or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love a Child Molester

Reading the bile that many of my fellow critics and fans have heaped on the new NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET has led me to some reasonably deep soul-searching on the issue of what it means to be a critic, or at least the kind of critic I have become. Not much of an issue in a sea of bloggers and self-pronounced pundits, but perhaps a worthy endeavor for a man who would like to consider himself spiritual.

Director Kim Ji-woon (A TALE OF TWO SISTERS, THE GOOD, THE BAD, THE WEIRD) has a new film in the works. Check out the teaser for I SAW THE DEVIL after the jump!

Yesterday, FANGORIA TV presented part one of our exclusive video chat with acclaimed CUBE director Vincenzo Natali, whose new movie, the sci-fi/horror yarn SPLICE, opens June 4 from Warner Bros./Dark Castle. In the second installment of our mega-on-camera interview (see below the jump), Natali discusses with Fango’s Tony Timpone the ethics behind his film and comparisons between SPLICE and fellow Canadian David Cronenberg’s THE FLY.

What movie is so extreme that Amazon.com pulled it as a video-on-demand feature due to “explicit issues”? It’s GRAPHIC SEXUAL HORROR, the documentary by Barbara Bell and Anna Lorentzon that Synapse Films releases on DVD August 10. Synapse gave Fango a first look at the disc’s cover art as well as the full content details.