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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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Vault Comics’ NIGHTFALL DOUBLE FEATURE Is A Celebation Of Horror
ByDaniel McMahon-Young

From bones growing out of couches, to wicked and threatening landscapes, NIGHTFALL creators discuss their upcoming DOUBLE FEATURE.
The Gingold Files: August 1, 2022
ByMichael Gingold

We've reached deep into our archives to uncover the long lost work of a FANGORIA legend.
SPIRIT HALLOWEEN: THE MOVIE Trailer Brings The Spooky Store To Life
ByRyan Scott

Strike Back Studios has released the first trailer for SPIRIT HALLOWEEN: THE MOVIE, based on the popular chain of costume shops.
THE LOST WILD Trailer Promises The Dinosaur Survival Game Of Your Dreams
ByRyan Scott

Annapurna Interactive has revealed a new trailer for their dino-filled video game THE LOST WILD, set to release in 2024.
Let’s Score Todd To Death: July 2022
ByTodd Gilchrist

From Oscar winners to the obscure, breaking down July releases worthy of a spot on your shelf.
HUESERA And Birthing As Horror
ByKate Sánchez

Ahead of its Fantasia premiere, breaking down Michelle Garza Cervera's maternal horror.
Visual Artist Daniella Batsheva On Horror And Weaving In An Element Of Unease
ByAngel Melanson

The first-ever female Lead Illustrator at KERRANG! joins us to chat about a lifetime of horror influences.
The Color Of Horror: 5 Horror Films With Excellent Use Of Color
ByYgraine Hackett-Cantabrana

From Argento red to Aster yellow, we're diving into a world of color.
Mutant Or Monster: The Horror X-Gene In Marvel’s X-Men
ByBrant Lewis

To me, my monstrous mutants.
INTO THE VOID: LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS Still Rules
ByScott Wampler

Over three and a half decades later, Frank Oz’s film has aged like a fine wine.

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