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Review: RIVER Is A Stripped Down Slasher That’s Actually Scary

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SILENT HILL: TOWNFALL Review: This Might Be The Series’ Scariest, Saddest Game Yet

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Review: IN A VIOLENT NATURE 2 Doesn’t Retread Too Many Steps in this Gory Camp Slasher

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RESIDENT EVIL Review: A Blistering, Bloody Survival Horror Reboot With Heart

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Take A Trip To CRYSTAL LAKE With FANGORIA #33’s Subscriber Cover
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FANGORIA PRESENTS: CAMP SLASHERS Is Your Ultimate Summer Horror Read
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TERRIFIER 3’s Art The Clown Slashes His Way Onto the Cover of FANGORIA #25!
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Damien Leone's killer clown is back to wreck the halls and adorn our newsstand edition.
Review: ANTICHRIST
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An archive review from The Gingold Files.
A Family Heirloom Hides A Dark Secret In Exclusive THE CURSE OF THE NECKLACE Trailer
ByMaggie Boccella

The film stars sisters Violet and Madeleine McGraw.
New HERETIC Trailer Gives More By Giving Less
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Beck and Woods' theological thriller drops a moody, minimalist new teaser - and a new release date.
HEART EYES Aims Cupid’s Arrow At Next February
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The Valentine's Day-themed slasher comedy gets an appropriate release date.
16 New Horror Movies We Can’t Wait To Watch At Fantastic Fest
ByAngel Melanson

From Halle Berry horror NEVER LET GO to TERRIFIER 3, we're overwhelmed with an excellent lineup.
Surviving And Thriving: Your Essential Fantastic Fest 2024 Guide
ByAngel Melanson

From securing tickets, to must-attend special events and where to find the Fango crew, we've got you covered.
Millennial Nostalgia Turns Deadly in New MR. CROCKET Trailer
ByMaggie Boccella

The film hits Hulu on October 11.
Paramount+ Brings Peak Screaming Collection Back With APARTMENT 7A & More
ByMaggie Boccella

In addition, you can stream titles like SMILE and A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE.
Estranged Siblings Mess With Reality When THINGS WILL BE DIFFERENT Hits Theaters Next Month
ByMaggie Boccella

The film comes from writer-director Michael Felker.

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