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Sam Goes Stop-Motion! Inside The Adorably Gruesome New Short from Michael Dougherty and Trent Shy

BJ Colangelo
5 Scary Moments From Non-Horror Movies (And Why They Stay With Us)

Jon Lee Brody
Vera Farmiga’s Band The Yagas Just Dropped An Awesome (And Creepy) New Music Video

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PROJECT SHAMROCK: THE SECRET ORIGINS OF MICHAEL MYERS EXPOSED Is A Must Watch

BJ Colangelo

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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The Biggest GODZILLA Crossover In Years Is Coming In 2027
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IDW has announced a new series titled GODZILLA VS. EVERYTHING.
Your Party Playlist Needs More KILLER SOUNDS OF HALLOWEEN
ByAmber T

Sean Keller's new album features a whole squad of horror talent, including Fango's own BJ Colangelo!
Exclusive: DRAG Is Opening This Year’s New York City Horror Film Festival
ByMaggie Boccella

The festival takes place from December 3-6, 2026.
Review: WHALEFALL Is A Heartrending, Visceral Achievement
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Austin Abrams Autumn™ continues with a whale of a time.
THE THIRD PARENT Ruins Lives In New Creepypasta Adaptation Trailer
ByMaggie Boccella

The film arrives this winter.
The True Story That Inspired Ken Russell’s THE DEVILS
ByVivi Estaris

The patron film of perverts has a fascinating origin story.
The YELLOWJACKETS Get A Less Than Happy Homecoming In First Season 4 Trailer
ByAmber T

The acclaimed horror series returns this November.
Jeneva Rose’s Sometimes I Scare Myself Review: FANGORIA Community Book Club Verdict
ByKimberly Leszak

We put Blackstone Publishing’s latest horror collection under the Fango Book Club microscope.
From Weird Menace to Demi Moore’s Body Horror: Blame It All On The Grand Guignol
ByKurt Brokaw

A look at the early art of graphic, gruesome horror entertainment.
Top Horror Movies Streaming This Week
ByDolores Quintana

BACKROOMS, THE SUBSTANCE and four horror classics bring variety to this week's list.

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