Fangoria – The Ultimate Authority on Horror Since 1979!

When Fangoria hit the stands in 1979, it wasn’t just a horror magazine—it was a revolution. Born at a time when practical effects, slasher films, and splatter horror were redefining the genre, Fangoria became the go-to source for hardcore horror fans, delivering uncensored, behind-the-scenes coverage of the bloodiest, goriest, and most terrifying films ever made.

With gruesome set photos, in-depth interviews with directors, FX wizards, and actors, plus exclusive coverage of indie and underground horror, Fangoria didn’t just report on horror—it celebrated it in all its grotesque glory. From Tom Savini’s groundbreaking gore effects to Wes Craven, John Carpenter, and Clive Barker’s nightmarish visions, every issue was a deep dive into the dark heart of horror cinema.

More than just a magazine, Fangoria became a badge of honor for horror obsessives, inspiring a new generation of filmmakers, artists, and fans who embraced horror not as a guilty pleasure, but as an art form worthy of serious devotion. If you’ve ever rewound a kill scene to see how the FX were done, cheered for the final girl, or debated the best way to kill a zombie, then Fangoria is, and always has been, your home.