If cinema is like dreaming with our eyes open, then horror movies could rightly be viewed as waking nightmares: an ...

A mix of Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" and Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre" with a horror twist, "Grey Dog" is an atmospheric and haunting view of nature's beautiful savagery ...

Horror movies are back. Actually they never left. Yet after a few underperformed in the springtime, pundits with apparently a short-term memory about the genre perceived that its popularity was on ...

thrusting the sadistic Art from the fringes of horror into the public consciousness. Terrifier 3 follows on chronologically from the events of the second film, reacquainting audiences with ...

Next-door to the Myers house is the Sugarmynt Gallery, featuring horror exhibits, art, film screenings, and even a “ScareBNB.” Summer slasher "I Know What You Did Last Summer" (1997 ...

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At a time when horror can feel like a studio executive’s dumping ground for cheap work and attempts at genre-bending may make less business sense, it’s a thrill to see a director like ...

From tactical JRPGs to EyeToy rhythm games, there's something for everyone on the PS2, including horror fans. There are a lot of horror titles available on the PS2, and players can expect anything ...

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Horror fans are struggling to cope with the goriest ...

In Antlers, based on Nick Antosca’s 2019 short story, "The Quiet Boy," which is now available on Peacock, he collaborates on his first horror movie with del Toro and two very versatile ...

Diving headfirst into the horror library of Tubi is a dizzying, potentially nauseating experience, not just for the gory horror films you’ll find there, but for the sheer haphazardness of the ...

For nearly as long as there have been movies, there have been horror movies. The genre was there from the start, luring in audiences who wanted to witness things they’d never thought they wanted ...