Tag: Horror

Fortress of Solitude chatted to Send Help stars Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien and producer Zainab Azizi.

Call the priest. Call the exorcist. Heck, even call Mr. Bean after watching Diabolic.

James Wan and Leigh Whannell reunite to take Saw back to its roots.

Think you can outsmart Freddy Krueger? From dream hacks to survival snacks, here are 10 terrifyingly clever ways to make it out of Elm Street ...

Guillermo del Toro reveals he’s assembling a longer “all the stitches” cut of Frankenstein.

Dark, brutal, and unforgettable, Event Horizon takes sci-fi terror where Alien left off — straight into the depths of space hell.

Before Hell went full CGI, Arnold Schwarzenegger took on Satan with guns, grit, and peak ’90s swagger — making End of Days an underrated devil ...

Unlike Freddy’s jokes or Jason’s brute-force rage, Michael Myers’ emotionless stillness turns him into pure, unstoppable evil.

Sam Raimi goes back to his roots for Send Help.

42 years after A Nightmare on Elm Street, Heather Langenkamp still carries the strength that made Nancy Thompson unforgettable.

These clever, slow-burn horror movies trade cheap jump scares for creeping dread that sticks around long after the credits roll.

Here is a carefully crafted list of the best horror movies you’ve never heard of—but really need to watch.

Ten years later, it's clear that M. Night Shyamalan's Devil (2010) is an incredibly underrated horror film. A Misunderstood Horror Classic Some say that art, ...

Godzilla Minus Zero charges into movie theaters again in 2026, picking up where Minus One left off with a faster global release.

Brace yourself: these scenes pushed audiences to their absolute limits.

It felt like the end, but Stranger Things isn’t done yet, with the next chapter quietly lined up for 2026.

Not your average blockbusters — these 15 smart movies challenge your mind and your perspective.

Here’s a look at 12 movies that bombed at the box office, despite having the talent, story, or vision to succeed.

Miles Ekhardt talks stepping into the IT universe, learning from Andy Muschietti, and filming the show’s creepiest scenes in Derry’s sewers.

The Autopsy of Jane Doe was such a good horror film that it's almost criminal that we didn't get a sequel, The Autopsy of Jane ...