FANGORIA VOL 2 #31 (Special Order)

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FANGORIA Vol. 2 Issue 31 unwraps Lee Cronin's THE MUMMY, our monstrous spring cover story. Following the success of EVIL DEAD RISE, the filmmaker sits down with Fango to break down his practical-first approach to resurrecting the iconic legend. Prepare for a fresh, terrifying take that explores the primal fear of the familiar and leans heavily into practical creature evolution and discovery.

Also in this issue:

• FACES OF DEATH: We head to the set of Daniel Goldhaber and Isa Mazzei's latest to discover what led them to tackle a modern, internet-driven update to the nastiest of the Video Nasties.

• READY OR NOT 2: Radio Silence returns for a double-or-nothing round of the hit survival thriller. We catch up with Samara Weaving and Kathryn Newton as they face off against a murderers' row of rival families in this high-octane sequel.

• OBSESSION: An inside look at Curry Barker's festival hit. We explore how Inde Navarrette delivers a horror performance for the ages in a terrifying tale of a romantic wish gone wrong.

• THE CRAFT Turns 30: Screenwriter Peter Filardi reflects on calling the corners and creating an enduring, magic-filled coming-of-age occult classic for a generation of young women.

• HOKUM: A wave of horror swells from the Emerald Isle with Damian McCarthy's HOKUM. Starring Adam Scott, the film leans into the "outsider in Ireland" trope with a tactile sense of place and a chilling score by THE CONJURING composer Joseph Bishara.

• THE RESTORATION AT GRAYSON MANOR: Glenn McQuaid delivers a twisted Gothic tale of family, science, and questionable ethics inside a crumbling Irish estate. Discover what makes this the bitchiest entry in the sentient-severed-limb subgenre.

• MOTHER MARY: David Lowery discusses his darkly intense psychodrama starring Anne Hathaway and Michaela Coel. Dive into the haunted production of his weirdest film to date, exploring the transfer of energy through pop music and fashion.

• PLUS: A new column from makeup FX artist Josh Turi kicks off, Cullen Bunn breaks down the world's greatest vampire horror comics, and your favorite servings of gravy from Barbara Crampton, Tony Timpone, and more.