The haunting Irish ghost film, THE ECLIPSE (read our previous feature here, and see our first video interview here) is currently releasing across the U.S. thanks to Magnolia Pictures, and today FANGORIA brings you the second of four installments of a video interview with director Conor McPherson and star Ciaran Hinds. Read on for more!
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With KICK-ASS building huge buzz for its release today (actually starting last night in many theaters), comic-book properties are hotter than ever in Hollywood. The latest adaptation news involves Garth Ennis’ CROSSED.
Last July, our friends at Dark Horse Comics revived the classic horror title CREEPY to much acclaim and a sold-out first run. Now, they’re gearing up to release the third packed issue next Wednesday, April 21, and have provided FANGORIA with an exclusive peek at one of the stories! Read on for more info and the tale.
THE REFLECTING SKIN and THE PASSION OF DARKLY NOON director Philip Ridley is back with the supernatural horror film HEARTLESS, starring Jim Sturgess, Timothy Spall, Eddie Marsan and Luke Treadaway. A new making-of for the movie has just hit the web.
Who knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men? IN THE SHADOW knows! 
Dog. Fly. Bovine. TRUE BLOOD’s new poster shows the various forms of shapeshifter Sam Merlotte. Check it out below!
We always want to keep you abreast of the latest Asian oddball horror film—and director Takao Nakano’s BIG TITS ZOMBIE 3D certainly fits the bill. While the stills released online aren’t in 3-D, and they don’t exhibit big boobs, they do feature bifurcation and bloodshed.
THE BLACK WATERS OF ECHO’S POND’s James Duval is starring in THE DEVIL’S MUSE director Ramzi Abed’s NOIRLAND, which now has a trailer. Check it out below!
Type O Negative keyboardist Josh Silver has confirmed the rumors that Peter Steele, 48, died Wednesday, April 14. There is no official cause of death, but many are saying Steele passed away from heart failure.
Clive Barker’s NIGHTBREED, the dark fable about monsters without and within, began life as a short novel called CABAL and was later adapted by the author to direct himself for the big screen. After numerous setbacks and compromises, the movie was released, with little fanfare, in 1990 by 20th Century Fox. But what audiences saw and what the artist envisioned were two very different things.
Earlier this week, legendary director John Carpenter was kind enough to take some time out of a hectic postproduction schedule for THE WARD and give us the latest on the film, his much-anticipated return to theatrical horror, THE WARD. “It’s getting to the point where I’m working on the effects and music, and entering the final editing stage,” he tells Fango.
Canadian based film programmer, journalist, author and occasional FANGORIA scribe Kier-La Janisse has taken her passion for horror, cult and generally bizarre dark fantasy entertainment to academia, starting the ambitious and potentially kick-ass “Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies.” Read on for more details!