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Where Wolf, a new creator-owned graphic novel from creative team Rob Saucedo, Debora Lancianese and Jack Morelli, has just been released as an exclusive free weekly webcomic on Fangoria.com This twelve-chapter horror-comedy comic book is the first webcomic hosted on the website and is  set in the wild world of furry conventions, small-town Texas journalism[...]

Fangoria will again team with Shudder for their Chainsaw Awards, airing on the horror streaming service on May 15th This year's awards, celebrating the best in horror from the previous year, will be hosted by David Dastmalchian (The Suicide Squad) "Last year's Chainsaw Awards were not only a highlight of the year in horror, but a[...]

Fangoria presented the 2021 Chainsaw Awards last night, and the entire ceremony is on YouTube right now The ceremony honored the best in horror from 2020 and featured presenters including Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween), Keith David (The Thing), Gigi Saul Guerrero (director, Culture Shock), Issa Lopez (director, Tigers Are Not Afraid), Kevin Smith (Clerks), Tananarive Due (Horror Noire: A History of Black Horror), Blumhouse founder and CEO Jason Blum, James[...]

Fangoria will once again celebrate the best in horror with their annual Chainsaw Awards event, and they have lined up quite the presenter list for 2021 The event will run on Shudder on April 18th at 8 PM EST and will be hosted by actor and writer David Dastmalchian (Ant-Man and the Wasp) and feature Jamie Lee Curtis (Halloween), Keith[...]

"'Halfway to Halloween Month' is going to be the biggest month of programming in Shudder history with new movies, series, a killer documentary, and more." Check out all of the new stuff coming to Shudder in April, from the return of Creepshow to the 2021 Fangoria Chainsaw Awards and original films. Shudder Logo Shudder In April: One[...]

Fangoria made its triumphant return in 2018, and it has been a great year plus of  features and issues so far I will never forget getting that return issue with Michael Myers on the cover and how much joy it brought me The world is just better with Fangoria in it Right now, you can[...]

A lot of kids growing up in the '80s and '90s remember checking out Fangoria magazine every month, and thumbing through the pages to check out the behind-the-scenes footage from classic and contemporary horror films, and read the interviews with stars, directors, and special effects artists Working for Fangoria seemed like it would be a[...]

Fangoria has announced a pretty awesome new project They will be launching a new podcast, which they are describing as a "ear movie" The Narrow Caves will be a new form of entertainment that looks to bring the Hollywood experience to podcasting The project will consist of eight episodes, and is based of a script[...]

FANGORIA magazine was the gateway for many into the larger world of fandom starting in the late '70s.  The publication ran from 1979 to roughly 2016, when the departure of then editor Ken Hanley, and no new issues published since. Today, Birth.Movies.Death editor Phil Nobile Jr tweeted the news that Fangoria is indeed coming back, and that he[...]