

FANGORIA Magazine Vol. 2 Issue #12
Theaters are back open, release dates for the yearâs most anticipated fright films are finally settling down, and Fango is on top of it all, bringing you horrorâs hottest happenings in our summer issue!Â
Itâs all happening inside FANGORIA #12:
EXTENSIVE coverage of the yearâs most anticipated horror film, Nia DaCostaâs Candyman! Not only does DaCosta speak exclusively to director Natalie Erika James (Relic) about the challenges of resurrecting the iconic character, but weâve also got detailed looks at the filmâs distinctive paintings, as well as insight from the filmâs choreographic consultant;
Director Josh Ruben (Scare Me) dodges the sophomore slump with his horror-comedy Werewolves Within;
Werewolves Within star Sam Richardson talks about his favorite werewolf movie of all time, and where he falls on the great âgift/curseâ lycanthropy debate;
Author Stephen Graham Jones (My Heart Is A Chainsaw) looks under the hood of three â80s slashers and offers ways they can be âfixedâ;Â Â
Paul Davis (author of Beware The Moon) goes deep on American Werewolf In Londonâs iconic transformation;Â Â
A look back at the classic (well, mostly classic) werewolves of 1981;
Director David Bruckner delves into The Night House with Radio Silence (Ready or Not; Scream).
And much (obviously - thereâs 100 pages to fill) more!Â
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Theaters are back open, release dates for the yearâs most anticipated fright films are finally settling down, and Fango is on top of it all, bringing you horrorâs hottest happenings in our summer issue!Â
Itâs all happening inside FANGORIA #12:
EXTENSIVE coverage of the yearâs most anticipated horror film, Nia DaCostaâs Candyman! Not only does DaCosta speak exclusively to director Natalie Erika James (Relic) about the challenges of resurrecting the iconic character, but weâve also got detailed looks at the filmâs distinctive paintings, as well as insight from the filmâs choreographic consultant;
Director Josh Ruben (Scare Me) dodges the sophomore slump with his horror-comedy Werewolves Within;
Werewolves Within star Sam Richardson talks about his favorite werewolf movie of all time, and where he falls on the great âgift/curseâ lycanthropy debate;
Author Stephen Graham Jones (My Heart Is A Chainsaw) looks under the hood of three â80s slashers and offers ways they can be âfixedâ;Â Â
Paul Davis (author of Beware The Moon) goes deep on American Werewolf In Londonâs iconic transformation;Â Â
A look back at the classic (well, mostly classic) werewolves of 1981;
Director David Bruckner delves into The Night House with Radio Silence (Ready or Not; Scream).
And much (obviously - thereâs 100 pages to fill) more!Â




