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From MIDNIGHT SPIDER-MAN To HATCHET: 26 New October Horror Comics To Make Halloween Even Happier

Dave Richards
Season’s Greetings! Michael Dougherty Unveils Sam: The Soul of Halloween

BJ Colangelo
I Was a Teenage Monstrous Femme

BJ Colangelo
Review: GODZILLA MINUS ZERO Combines Monster-Sized Heart With King-Sized Action

Michael Gingold

The Kaiju King Reigns Supreme Over FANGORIA #33 Newsstand Cover
by Amber T
FANGORIA PRESENTS: CAMP SLASHERS Is Your Ultimate Summer Horror Read
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First Poster For The Adams Family’s WHERE THE DEVIL ROAMS Delivers Creepy Doll Destruction
ByAmber T

The filmmaking family behind folk hit HELLBENDER will return as 'murderous sideshow performers'.
2023 FANGORIA Chainsaw Awards Shorts Week Presents: “Close Your Eyes”
ByAngel Melanson

This is a great one to watch with your roommates.
Horror Comic WYTCHES Becoming An Animated Series At Amazon
ByRyan Scott

Scott Snyder and Jock's acclaimed comic book miniseries is finally getting an adaptation.
Next Gen Horror: DEAD SPACE Intensity Director Ramps Up The Fear
ByDaniel McMahon-Young

The remake offers unique replays, packed with necromorph surprises.
Shudder Snaps Up Social Media Horror INFLUENCER
ByAmber T

The new film from SPIRAL director Kurtis David Harder will hit the streamer this spring.
From WAR OF THE WORLDS To NIGHT VALE: The Return Of Audio Fiction In Horror
ByBrendan Haley

Creators explore the resurgence of this "theater of the mind."
It’s Kids Versus Kids In The First Trailer For THE PARK
ByScott Wampler

What happens in a world without adults? Nothin' good.
2023 FANGORIA Chainsaw Awards Shorts Week Presents: “O, Glory!”
ByAngel Melanson

O, dear! Follow us into the countryside for a bit of abstract madness.
The SCREAM VI Super Bowl Trailer Has Arrived
ByScott Wampler

No harm in getting a head start on the Big Game.
THE BLACK GUY DIES FIRST… But Why?
ByRichard Newby

Mark Harris, co-author of a new book on Black Horror, discusses the genre’s past, present and future.

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