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Ryan Coogler’s X-FILES Reboot Adds Amy Madigan, Steve Buscemi & More

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DIRECTIVE 8020 Introduces New Turning Point Feature And It’s A Game-Changer

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Jason Voorhees Finally Returns In October As CRYSTAL LAKE Sets Release Date

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The Horror Collective’s LAST CHANCE MOTEL Reunites 3 Generations Of Scream Queens

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THE EXORCIST Returning To Theaters For Its 50th Anniversary
ByRyan Scott

Fathom Events is teaming up with Warner Bros. to bring William Friedkin’s horror classic back to the big screen.
The Brooklyn Horror Film Festival 2023 Lineup Is Here
ByAngel Melanson

CANNIBAL MUKBANG, THE SACRIFICE GAME, and more are coming to the fest.
Stephen Graham Jones And Joshua Viola Will Make TRUE BELIEVERS Of Us All
ByAngel Melanson

Get an exclusive sneak peek at this new comic set at the Colorado Festival of Horror.
You Can Watch TALK TO ME On Digital Right Now
ByScott Wampler

PLUS: You can also order your very own disembodied TALK TO ME hand!
Watch The First Bloody Trailer For PET SEMATARY: BLOODLINES
ByAmber T

Lindsey Anderson Beer's R-rated prequel to the Stephen King classic will premiere at Fantastic Fest later this month.
See The First Trailer For Mike Flanagan’s FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER
ByScott Wampler

In which the filmmaker behind THE HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE and MIDNIGHT MASS sets his sights on Poe.
New TOTALLY KILLER Trailer Slashes Back To The 80s
ByAmber T

Plus, a brand new poster for Nahnatchka Khan and Blumhouse's time travel horror comedy.
The Gingold Files September 11, 2023: THE DEAD ZONE, CRY_WOLF, BUFFY, And More
ByMichael Gingold

We've reached deep into our archives to uncover the long lost work of a FANGORIA legend.
THE NUN 2 Conjures A Big Opening Weekend At The Box Office
ByRyan Scott

The latest entry in THE CONJURING Universe debuted at number one with a $32.6 million debut.
1983: Stephen King’s Year Of Fear
ByBrian W. Collins

40 years ago, screens were rife with book-to-screen adaptations, and none fared better than the horror master’s trifecta.

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