Last Updated on March 28, 2025 by Angel Melanson
This spring, FANGORIA pays tribute to one of the most visionary filmmakers of all time – David Lynch.
Though Lynch’s film work spanned (and defied) genres, his dark visions over the years – from Eraserhead to Blue Velvet to Lost Highway and beyond – have left an indelible imprint on our readers. Fango is proud to feature writing from Meredith Borders, Amber T, and Richard Newby exploring the filmmaker's cinematic contributions and obsessions. To mark the event, our subscriber edition is adorned with a dazzling new piece of artwork by Matt Ryan Tobin.
Elsewhere in the mag: Ryan Coogler preaches the gospel of Sinners, with an exclusive look at the Michael B. Jordan-starring Southern Gothic; David Cronenberg invites you to look beyond death into The Shrouds; novelist Adam Cesare visits the set of Clown in a Cornfield, and reports on the surreal experience of watching his own creation be adapted to film; and the late Scott Wampler files his final Fango piece, from the set of Mike Flanagan’s The Life of Chuck.
Also in this issue: Until Dawn, Sister Midnight, Final Destination Bloodlines, Flying Lotus’ Ash, and lots more. Let's take a closer look at that gorgeous cover art by Matt Ryan Tobin, glorious TV resolution lines and all.
Ready to give yourself a present, with 100 pages of horror’s best and bloodiest? The special David Lynch cover of FANGORIA #27 is ONLY available to subscribers (that means you will not find this cover on store shelves) and is scheduled to begin shipping in April; if you want on board, visit our shop and use code LOSTHWY to get 25% off a new subscription. We wish for all of you “blue skies and golden sunshine internally all along the way.”
