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DISCLOSURE DAY Review: Spielberg’s Latest Close Encounter Soars

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

Michael Gingold
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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Favorite Horror Things Of 2021
ByAngel Melanson

Stephen Graham Jones, BJ Colangelo, Josh Ruben, Mishna Wolff, Sean Abley, Jill Gevargizian, Heather Wixson, Tananarive Due, Richard Newby, Scott Wampler, and Eric Vespe share their favorite horror things of 2021.
Let Me Die A Sleazoid: Biographer Preston Fassel On The Life Of Bill Landis
ByRufus Hickok

The Deuce lives on in LANDIS.
Monsterpiece Theater Part Five: A Conversation With Quinton Boisclair (The Angel, MIDNIGHT MASS)
ByHeather Wixson

Angel to some, demon to others. Playing with mysterious origins and navigating those massive wings.
The Gingold Files: December 27, 2021
ByMichael Gingold

We've reached deep into our archives to uncover the long lost work of a FANGORIA legend.
The Homicidal Homemaker’s Krampus Red Velvet Sugar Cookie Pie Recipe
ByAngel Melanson

A creepy Christmas recipe to dazzle your friends and family!
When Linnea Was Hung On The Antlers With Care
ByPatrick Jankiewicz

Linnea Quigley on the story behind SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT's most outrageous kill!
MICKEY’S CHRISTMAS CAROL And The Horror Of Disney
ByDiana Prince

From Christmas hellmouths to dancing demons, delving into the delightfully dark side of Disney.
Monsterpiece Theater Part Four: A Conversation With Marina Mazepa (Gabriel, MALIGNANT)
ByHeather Wixson

From AMERICA'S GOT TALENT to Wan's MALIGNANT, how Marina Mazepa contorted into one of the most iconic creatures of the year.
Coming Home For The Horror-Days: Celebrating 15 Years Of BLACK CHRISTMAS (2006)
ByHeather Wixson

He's home.
My Pet Monster: Exploring the Set of GRUMMY
ByBrittany Knupper

Processing trauma through a whimsical and bittersweet fairytale.

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