Tag: Horror

From classic horror movies to modern nightmares, these chilling tales prove that good always beats evil in the end.

From cult classics to modern nightmares, these 15 horror films prove that sometimes evil wins.

Think you know cinema? Reddit’s movie buffs ranked the best movies ever — and the results are really impressive.

From chilling classics to modern nightmares, the best horror anime will haunt your dreams.

Maika Monroe teases fresh details about They Follow, the long-awaited sequel to It Follows, promising a darker, more grounded story.

From silent screams to supernatural slashers — we’re counting down the scariest horror films that defined every decade.

Grandmas are some of the most lovable family members a person could ever ask for – and maybe that’s why scary horror movies love them.

Rotten Tomatoes just released its new ranking of the 200 best horror movies, and Redditors are losing it.

Blumhouse scares up a comeback as Black Phone 2 rings in $26.5 million, toppling Tron: Ares and proving horror still rules the box office.

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

Tentacles, terror, and twisted realities — these Lovecraftian classic horror movies will crawl under your skin and stay there.

From breakout roles to blockbuster careers, see where the young stars of It (2017) ended up today.

From Dracula to Blade, these fang-filled favourites prove vampires never go out of style.

Director Chuck Russell thinks Jim Carrey could make a killer Freddy Krueger in a Nightmare on Elm Street reboot.

F.W. Murnau’s Nosferatu (1922) remains the ultimate vampire horror film — a silent-era masterpiece that continues to haunt modern cinema.

A touching Halloween story is warming hearts online as a Jason Voorhees cosplayer brings joy to a terminally ill five-year-old horror fan.

From creepy thrillers to intense dramas, these non-horror movies deliver more scares than your favorite horror films.

Josh Pais recalls a surprising detail about filming Scream 3 that explains why the movie’s ending felt so unpredictable.

Director Michael Kurinsky says Warner Bros’ decision to scrap Scoob: Holiday Haunt wasn’t “courage”.

The V/H/S franchise’s winning streak continues with the seasonally perfect V/H/S/Halloween