Jigsaw is set to return for another grisly game in the 10th installment in the popular "Saw" franchise. Here's everything you need to know about "Saw X."
It's hard to keep quiet about the details of the prequel horror "A Quiet Place: Day One." We break down everything you need to know about the upcoming movie.
Good or bad news depending on who you ask, but Rhys Frake-Waterfield isn't done making childhood-ruining stories after "Blood and Honey" and its sequel.
In "Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey," horror's least cuddly bear and piglet duo ended up having fingers in their character design for this specific reason.
"A Haunting in Venice" will see Hercule Poirot out to solve another mystery, but this one promises to be stranger than anything he's encountered before.
Parents may wonder why is "Scream 6" rated R. It's naturally a very bloody movie with some intense kills, but there's also language and sexual references.
"Evil Dead Rise" sees the world of Deadites and Books of the Dead return, but as expansive as it gets, director Lee Cronin said it was almost even bigger.
When it comes to notorious movies in cinematic history, few have as dark a reputation as "Faces of Death." So how will a remake live up to this infamous brand?
Though the character of Renfield had already appeared in other films before Nicholas Cage's "Renfield," this could be the best version viewers have seen yet.
"Evil Dead Rise" had a solid opening weekend at the box office, bringing in $23.5 million against a budget of $15 million, scoring a second-place finish.
Sometimes less is most definitely more, especially when it comes to horror films. Here are 14 horror movies where you don't see the monster until the end.
You'd be forgiven for getting turned around in the Insidious universe, given how much of it is told non-chronologically -- but we're here to set you straight.
If you want to gain a deeper perspective on "The Silence of the Lambs," sit back and savor these hidden details with some fava beans and a nice Chianti.
"The Last Voyage of the Demeter" focuses on a ship harboring a dangerous passenger: Dracula. But here's why you might recognize another passenger, Clemens.