FANGORIA #309 doesn’t hit the shelves or arrive in your mailbox till next month, but we’ve got the first peek at the covers and the full contents to share with you now! Yep, covers again—this time a front photo (designed to hark back to Fango covers of yore) and back piece of art by Mark Crow celebrating legendary director David Cronenberg, who gives us a lengthy, exclusive interview this ish. It’s part of our celebration of Canadian horror that also includes chats with veteran actor Art Hindle (BLACK CHRISTMAS, THE BROOD) and producer Don Carmody (RABID, SILENT HILL), as well as a bunch of new talent from the Great White North. We also hit the sets of Ti West’s THE INNKEEPERS and Steve Niles’ REMAINS, plus much more, so check out the full details after the jump!

GUTS

INTERVIEW: MARTINE BESWICK In the past or the present, the British actress was always a striking presence.

INTERVIEW: PETER SASDY, PART TWO By his “Hands,” Jack the Ripper saw one of his most memorable screen incarnations. Plus: “The Hammer Vault” is opened.

ON SET: “THE INNKEEPERS” Following up “House of the Devil,” Ti West and co. now have a whole hotel to haunt.

PREVIEW: “THE DARKEST HOUR” Director Chris Gorak reveals how he invaded Russia with electrifying extraterrestrials.

INTERVIEW: BARBARA ANNE CONSTABLE She was the “Lady Terminator”—at great personal risk to life and limb.

RETROSPECTIVE: “FEARDOTCOM” Give William Malone’s much-maligned film another shot, and you might find it’s not torture to watch.

INTERVIEW: SCOTT SPIEGEL He’s having a bloody good month with “Hostel: Part III” and a restored “Intruder” hitting the disc scene. Plus: Eli Roth’s “Hostel”s past.

MINIFEATURE: “THE HUMAN CENTIPEDE II” Actress Emma Lock was the literal receiving end of Tom Six’s twisted vision.

INTERVIEW: DAVID CRONENBERG The undisputed king of Canadian horror flashes back to his days as a “Rabid” newcomer.

INTERVIEW: DON CARMODY You may not know this producer’s name, but you certainly know his many screen terrors.

INTERVIEW: ART HINDLE If you’re “Brood”-ing or dreaming of a “Black Christmas,” you’ve got the veteran actor in mind. Plus: the legacy of Bob Clark.

INTERVIEW: JONATHAN CULP Thanks to his efforts, you won’t have to tax your memory of Canada’s ’80s fright output.

ON SET: “THE DEVIL’S MILE” Take a literal road trip to hell with some kidnappers and their captives.

ON SET: “EXIT HUMANITY” Even in an ambitious indie like this one, zombie action can be child’s play.

INTERVIEW: BLEEDING APPLE Three up-and-coming talents are turning their small town into a haven for horror.

PREVIEW: “THE CORRIDOR” Not your typical death-in-the-woods flick, it’s a contender for the subgenre’s hall of fame.

PREVIEW: “THE THEATRE BIZARRE” This time, we chat with the anthology’s northern contingent: multitalents Douglas Buck and Karim Hussain.

ON SET: “REMAINS” Steve Niles’ comics zombies get a new lease on undeath via a made-for-cable adaptation.

DIARY OF THE DEB: “PSYCHIC EXPERIMENT” Debbie speaks her mind about one of her better new movies—and a costume conflict.

GRAVY

FIRST RITES Remembering a great man from the Great White North

POSTAL ZONE All about Alice; Woods lost in “Dogs” coverage

MONSTER INVASION Previews of “Corman’s World,” “The Devil Inside,” “Little Deaths,” “The Collapsed,” “Android Re-Enactment” and more

THE TERROR TUBE Joe Dante’s “The Shadow Man” from the “Twilight Zone” revival

THE VIDEO EYE OF DR. CYCLOPS Reviews of “Evil Dead II” on Blu-ray, “Intruder,” “Horror Express” and others

NIGHTMARE LIBRARY Reviews of Richard Kadrey’s “Aloha from Hell,” Michael Rowe’s “Enter, Night,” John Landis’ “Monsters in the Movies,” etc.

HORROR CON-FIDENTIAL Our new regular feature on fright events debuts with Lexington, KY’s ScareFest IV!

SOUND SHOCK Ralph Carmichael on the original “The Blob”

CLASSIFIED AD VAULT

DEAD FORMAT An “Encyclopedia of Horror” on rare laserdisc

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