Last Updated on January 29, 2026 by Kimberly Leszak
You may now read… The Bride! We recently revealed a fun surprise for Fango readers ahead of our January newsstand debut. Issue #30 features a fully reversible cover—same guts and gravy inside, two distinct personalities outside. That’s right, this time the newsstand is delivering twice the fun.
One side delivers the classic FANGORIA cover look featuring Bryan Fuller’s Dust Bunny alongside the familiar Fango film strip, classic logo and the legendary Sigourney Weaver outrunning a monstrous creature. Flip it over to reveal The Bride! Academy Award nominated, Golden Globe winner Jessie Buckley is immortalized on the surprise cover. Maggie Gyllenhaal’s punk rock tale of love and monsters inspired us to break from tradition on this one. Inside, you’ll find a first look interview with The Bride! director Maggie Gyllenhaal by our very own BJ Colangelo.
Our Dust Bunny/The Bride! dual cover is now available on newsstands at your local Barnes & Noble, comic shops, and horror stores, and of course… right here in the FANGORIA shop.
Inside FANGORIA #30, you'll also find:
- Sam Raimi’s Return: Your first full-access look at Send Help, the latest from one of horror’s most groundbreaking auteurs.
- Fresh from the Adams Family: A spotlight on the indie family’s newest nightmare, Mother Of Flies, paired with an FX breakdown of this festival darling.
- Reanimated Returns: FANGORIA charts the long-anticipated return to the fog-choked streets of Silent Hill and heads back to a post-apocalyptic UK to unpack Nia DaCosta’s 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.
- 16mm Nightmares: A profile of one of the year’s most visually distinct indie horrors, Dead Lover, plus backwoods terror taking center stage in Dolly.
Hell, instead of telling you about it, why don't we just show you? Get your first look at The Bride! in FANGORIA #30 below.
Why stop there? Here's a sneak peek at our 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple interview with director Nia DaCosta by Amber T.
One more for good measure. Here's a sneak peek at Matt Donato's annual roundup — the best horror movie kills of 2025. If you want to see what made the top 4, pick up the winter issue of FANGORIA now on newsstands!
