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DISCLOSURE DAY Review: Spielberg’s Latest Close Encounter Soars

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First Look: On Set Of Larry Fessenden’s Monsterverse Movie TRAUMA OR, MONSTERS ALL

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EVIL DEAD BURN Gets Goopy On FANGORIA #32’s Subscriber Cover

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Joe Bob Briggs Is Making A New Show, Here’s What We Learned About It

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REVEALER Exclusive Clip + Alternate Key Art
ByAngel Melanson

Ahead of its Shudder premiere, we have your exclusive REVEALER sneak peek.
Convo X Fango: DOCTOR STRANGE IN THE MULTIVERSE OF MADNESS
ByAngel Melanson

With Industrial Light & Magic VFX Supervisor Julian Foddy.
THEY/THEM Teaser: In John Logan’s Queer Horror Slasher, Everyone Is Sus
ByPhil Nobile Jr.

Especially Hayley Griffith.
Never Trust A Big Butt And A SMILE: Check Out The Official Poster And Trailer
ByAngel Melanson

Your smile is contagious!
Chattanooga Film Festival Announces Second Half of Virtual Lineup
ByAngel Melanson

The 2022 lineup includes the world premiere of Eric Pennycoff’s THE LEECH, a super special secret screening, and a live taping of THE BEST MOVIES NEVER MADE.
Let’s Score Todd To Death: June 2022
ByTodd Gilchrist

Carpenter, Goblin, FIRESTARTER, FIRESTARTER, and more in this month's roundup!
Exclusive Interview: Mason Thames And Madeleine McGraw, The Young Stars Of THE BLACK PHONE
ByMichael Gingold

The phones (black, rotary, or otherwise) will be ringing off the hook for Mason and Madeleine when THE BLACK PHONE hits theaters this weekend.
Jason Blum Believes He Could Get Robert Englund To Play Freddy One Last Time
ByRyan Scott

Blumhouse head Jason Blum very much wants to make a new NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET movie, one with Robert Englund back as Freddy Krueger, no less.
Paramount + Announces Plans For 150 International Originals By 2025
ByAngel Melanson

The slate includes ONE MUST DIE (Mexico) and MASK: MARIE ANTOINETTE SERIAL KILLER (France)
FLUX GOURMET: Peter Strickland on Art, Farts, Fandom and Freedom
ByPhil Nobile Jr.

The director of IN FABRIC talks with Fango about his latest film – his oddest, funniest, and most relatable work yet.

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