You've seen our too-explicit-for-the-web subscriber-exclusive cover. Now, get your first look at another face of death on our FANGORIA #31 newsstand cover, featuring Lee Cronin's The Mummy. The Evil Dead Rise filmmaker takes readers behind the scenes to break down his practical-first approach to resurrecting the legend, crafting a fresh nightmare rooted in superstition, mummies in unexpected places, and the terror of the familiar.

FANGORIA Vol. 2 Issue 31 hits newsstands April 14, but you can pre-order your copy in the Fango Shop now.

The Guts

Take a peek inside FANGORI #31 with an exclusive first look at the Irish filmmakers featured in this issue. We won't spoil anything, but here's a glimpse of The Mummy cover story.

Beyond the cover story, here's what lurks inside Issue 31:

Damian McCarthy’s Hokum: The director of Oddity and Caveat returns with his latest supernatural folk horror to haunt your sleep. Starring Adam Scott, Hokum leans into the “outsider in Ireland” trope with a tactile sense of place and a chilling score by Joseph Bishara (The Conjuring).

Glenn McQuaid’s The Restoration At Grayson Manor: The mind behind I Sell The Dead delivers a twisted Gothic tale of family, science, and questionable ethics inside a lavish Irish estate. FANGORIA contributor Michael Varrati calls the film the bitchiest entry in the sentient-severed-limb subgenre—if there's higher praise than that, we don't know what it would be!