Summer may be over, but here at Fango, we’re going back to camp. This fall, our subscriber cover for FANGORIA #33 dives into all things Crystal Lake, the new series on Peacock exploring the legend behind everyone’s favorite slasher, Friday the 13th.
Issue #33 gives you a behind-the-scenes look at the new series starring Linda Cardellini — best known to horror fans for playing Velma in the live-action Scooby-Doo movies — as Pamela Voorhees, the mother of the (eventually) hockey-mask sporting Jason who wreaks havoc on the titular Camp Crystal Lake. Cardellini and show runner Brad Caleb Kane talk Voorhees lore and gore in an exclusive first look at the series.
Readers will also get the scoop on Godzilla Minus Zero, the follow-up to the Academy Award-winning Toho film from 2023, as it brings the titular kaiju back to Tokyo two years after the events of Minus One. Plus, we dig into the gnarly special effects behind The Cycle, Shudder’s new film starring Deborah Ann Woll, and The Terror: Devil in Silver, starring Fango’s favorite leading man Dan Stevens.
Additionally, readers will get exclusive details about Mike Flanagan’s upcoming Clayface movie, and a sneak peek at the Academy Museum’s upcoming Horror Show exhibit, celebrating the history of the genre through props, wardrobe and artifacts from your favorite films. Plus, we plunge into the depths of Brian Duffield’s Whalefall adaptation, and bring you a messy set visit from V/H/S/MIXTAPE, the new musical installment in Shudder’s popular anthology franchise.
Our core columns are nothing to scoff at either. Tony Timpone celebrates the return of STARLOG, the sci-fi magazine that spawned Fango all the way back in 1979, while Barbara Crampton shares a personal story about her life off-screen. Michael Gingold also pens a touching tribute to Reggie Bannister, the Phantasm star who passed away last month.
You can pre-order your copy of FANGORIA Vol. 2 Issue #33 and get three free limited edition FANGORIA Presents issues here.
