The Origin Of Evil Dead Rise's Grater Scene Is Just As Disturbing As You Think
Fans of "Evil Dead Rise" are raving about the film's cheese grater scene. As it turns out, the scene's origin is as disturbing as some fans might have guessed.
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Insidious: The Red Door's First Trailer Is One Jump Scare After Another
Patrick Wilson is back for "Insidious: The Red Door," the final installment in the horror film series that will see him make his directorial debut.
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Producers Sam Raimi And Rob Tapert On Director Lee Cronin's Bloody New Vision For Evil Dead Rise - Exclusive Interview
"Evil Dead Rise" producers Sam Raimi and Rob Tapert explained how the new film fits into the franchise, why they love stop-motion animation, and more.
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Where Evil Dead Rise Fits In The Evil Dead Universe, According To Bruce Campbell - Exclusive
"Evil Dead Rise" executive producer Bruce Campbell explained where the film fits into the "Evil Dead" universe and how the new characters are similar to Ash.
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Beau Is Afraid's Nathan Lane On Making A Screwball Horror Movie, Only Murders In The Building, And More - Exclusive Interview
"Beau Is Afraid" star Nathan Lane discussed striking the right tone for the dark comedy-horror film, reuniting with his theater co-stars, and more.
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Who Plays Anna In The Last Voyage Of The Demeter
The new film "The Last Voyage of the Demeter," adapting part of Bram Stoker's "Dracula," features Irish actor Aisling Franciosi as a stowaway named Anna.
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The Ring: Is The Well Real? The True Story Behind The 2002 Horror Movie
"The Ring" follows a scary video depicting a ghostly girl climbing out of a well. Though the video isn't real, have you ever wondered if the well is?
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Why Rakel From The Snowman Looks So Familiar
Here's where you may have also seen Charlotte Gainsbourg, who plays Rakel in the 2017 thriller The Snowman.
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Naomi Watts Almost Rejected Her Role In The Ring Until Director Gore Verbinski 'Blew Her Away'
The horror film "The Ring" was a career-defining role for Naomi Watts, but she almost turned down the lead role until she met with the director, Gore Verbinski.
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Things Heard & Seen Review: You'll Wish You Hadn't
Even though it's based on an acclaimed novel by Elizabeth Brundage, the horror-thriller film "Things Heard & Seen" isn't worth hearing or seeing.
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Jakob's Wife Review: Domestic Bliss, Interrupted
Demented, macabre, and plenty brutal, "Jakob's Wife" is also a truly affecting character portrait of a woman at a crossroads ... with vampire stuff.
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Slaxx Review: The Call Is Coming From Inside The Murder Pants
It isn't easy to make a watchable movie about designer jeans that kill people, but that doesn't mean it's impossible. "Slaxx" might be insane, but it works.
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Who Plays Mathias In The Snowman?
If viewers have seen "The Snowman" on Netflix, they may find themselves wondering who plays Mathias in the film. Here's where some may have seen him before.
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Come True Review: Bad Endings Matter
Dreams and the subconscious have long been fertile ground for horror filmmakers. Has "Come True" found a fresh shovelful of chills?
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Willy's Wonderland Review: Nicolas Cage Vs. Animatronics From Hell
Any movie that pits Nicolas Cage against murderous furry robots should be a ton of over-the-top fun. So ... how much fun is "Willy's Wonderland"?
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Men Review: Terror In The English Countryside
An unforgettable, squirm-inducing movie experience that lives in your head for days afterward, whether you like it or not.
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Scream Review: Another Stab
From the moment this "requel" was announced, it was very easy to wonder: Would this be the movie where "Scream" lost the magic?
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Kimi Review: Alexa, Play A Movie Worth Watching
A taut Hitchcockian thriller for the COVID era, "Kimi" is an odd beast of a film.
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The Cursed Review: Period Horror With Bite
The results are mixed, but when writer/director Sean Ellis digs deep into his genre riffs and dread-laced atmosphere, "The Cursed" really works.
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre Review: Old Man Leatherface
A film that never quite loses sight of the original, but never clings too tightly to it either.
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Fresh Review: Tired Cannibal Horror That's Anything But
To its credit, the directorial debut of Mimi Cave certainly appears to have a fresh genre hook upon first glance.
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X Review: Dirty Movie
Ti West's triumphant return to horror after nearly a decade away working in television and the occasional non-horror feature.
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Deep Water Review: Less Shallow Than It Looks
A satire of toxic masculinity, disguised as a delightfully trashy genre piece.
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Evil Dead Rise - Everything You Need To Know
Horror fans, rejoice - the Evil Dead are coming back to swallow your soul. The new project even has a name: "Evil Dead Rise." Here's what we know.
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Watcher Review: A Must-See Thriller
Okuno maximizes tension with every frame of her feature directorial debut, delivering one of the most tense movie experiences you're likely to have this year.
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Hellraiser Review: Such Sights To Show You
The new Hellraiser reboot on Hulu is a fierce new take on a property that's produced many sequels since Clive Barker's original horror masterpiece debuted
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Halloween Ends Review: Plot Coherence Dies Tonight
Halloween Ends brings the latest Jamie Lee Curtis-led trilogy to an end, but it isn't the all-out thrill ride fans might be hoping for from Michael Myers
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