Ryan Scott

Slasher enthusiast. Godzilla fan boy. Popcorn movie junkie.

Contributor at FANGORIA, since 2022

Ryan Scott is a journalist and pop culture writer with a lifelong passion for horror, sci-fi and genre fare. He has spent more than a decade covering the entertainment industry for outlets including FANGORIA and Slash Film. A devoted fan of the slasher genre, he has a specific appreciation for masked killers and long-running franchises such as Halloween and Friday the 13th. He is a giant fan of giant monster movies, specifically Godzilla. When he’s not documenting pop cultural happenings for a living, he can usually be found at the Alamo Drafthouse running a few miles around his beloved hometown of Austin, Texas.

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Godzilla Day Is Great But 2026 Is Mothra Year
ByRyan Scott

Toho is celebrating the Queen of the Monsters from January to December.
The First 8 FRIDAY THE 13TH Movies Have A New Free Streaming Home
ByRyan Scott

Jason Voorhees invades Pluto TV in February.
How Markiplier’s Video Game Movie IRON LUNG Became An Indie Horror Sensation
ByRyan Scott

You can see the blood-soaked sci-fi adaptation in theaters now.
Is HEART EYES 2 Happening? It Sure Sounds Like It
ByRyan Scott

Josh Ruben’s Valentine’s Day slasher appears to be getting a sequel.
RETURN TO SILENT HILL Narrowly Escaped Death At The Box Office
ByRyan Scott

Director Christophe Gans has brought the franchise back to life.
Exclusive: Get A Sneak Peek At The A QUIET PLACE Spin-Off
ByRyan Scott

IDW is expanding the franchise with a brand new comic book miniseries.
What’s Up With GODZILLA MINUS ZERO? Here’s What We Know
ByRyan Scott

The King of the Monsters will return with Takashi Yamazaki at the helm.
28 YEARS LATER: THE BONE TEMPLE Is A Big Box Office Bummer
ByRyan Scott

The latest entry in Sony's zombie franchise struggled in its debut.
ANACONDA Slithers Past $100 Million At The Box Office
ByRyan Scott

Jack Black and Paul Rudd’s meta reboot is officially a hit for Sony.
PRIMATE Is The First Box Office Horror Hit Of 2026
ByRyan Scott

Paramount's killer monkey movie prevailed over GREENLAND 2: MIGRATION.

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