Movies Like Nightcrawler Psychological Thriller Fans Need To See
If you enjoyed the dark, masterful 2014 drama Nightcrawler, then you might want to give one of these other unnerving thrillers a try.
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What The Little Boy From The Sixth Sense Looks Like Today
It's been more than 20 years since the debut of "The Sixth Sense," and star Haley Joel Osment is now a full-grown adult human being.
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The Surprising Way R.L. Stine Really Feels About Horror Movies
R.L. Stine may be one of the most well-known horror writers ever, but according to him, that doesn't mean he has to take the genre very seriously.
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All Of The Horror Movie References You Probably Missed In Fear Street
The Netflix "Fear Street" film series is chock full of horror movie references. Here's ones that you may have missed.
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Insidious: The Red Door - Everything You Need To Know
The "Insidious" series has never failed to bring the scares, and the demons will return for another round. Here's what we know about "Insidious: The Red Door."
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Here's Where You Can Watch I Spit On Your Grave 2
I Spit On Your Grave 2 mixes the traditional rape-revenge format with the vibe of the Hostel and Taken series. Here's where you can watch it.
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The Hilarious Safe Word On The Set Of The Blair Witch Project
"The Blair Witch Project" is famously terrifying, but behind the scenes, its actors used a humorous "safe word" to know when to break character.
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Movies Like Se7en That Crime Thriller Fans Need To See
"Se7en" is horrifying, disturbing — and a true classic. From "Zodiac" to "Peeping Tom" to "Prisoners," here are more great films with similarly dark themes.
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Prisoners Of The Ghostland - What We Know So Far
"Prisoners of the Ghostland" may just be Nic Cage's craziest movie yet. And you can watch it a lot sooner than you think.
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The Worst Stephen King Horror Movie According To Rotten Tomatoes
Stephen King's novels have been adapted for the big screen plenty of times, but here's what Rotten Tomatoes ranks as the single worst King adaptation.
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The Best Horror Movie Directorial Debuts According To Rotten Tomatoes
Jordan Peele's "Get Out" and Jennifer Kent's "The Babadook" are tied for the highest-ranked horror directorial debuts on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Army Of The Dead 2 - What We Know So Far
The body count was very high, but enough people survived Army of the Dead to secure a sequel. Here's what we know about Zack Snyder's third zombie movie.
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The Classic Horror Movie Fans Of American Horror Stories' Ba'al Need To Watch
If Ba'al shocked you with its demonic birth story, American Horror Stories is just the beginning. You need to check out this classic horror film too.
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The Brutal Horror Movie That Has Netflix Fans Gripping Their Seats
This new divorce-themed horror movie from Netflix has fans gripping their seats (or couch cushions) in a panic.
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The Lawsuit That Stopped Production On Friday The 13th
Here's a look at the lawsuit that has prevented new Friday the 13th movies from being made since the 2009 reboot.
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Where The Name Damien Really Came From In The Omen
Damien, the antichrist child in 'The Omen,' was almost given a different name until the screenwriter's wife convinced him otherwise.
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This Is How The Famous Sound Effect From Friday The 13th Was Created
Jason's signature sound effect means more than you think.
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The Untold Truth Of Chucky From Child's Play
Chucky has the Crypt Keeper's eyes, nearly had the voice of the "Arrested Development" mom, and made a Daft Punk video. Here are more "Child's Play" truths.
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The Ending Of Sleepaway Camp Explained
Here's how the story of the 1983 slasher film Sleepaway Camp set up its weird and troubling ending.
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The Real Reason Gene Hackman Didn't Star In Silence Of The Lambs
Gene Hackman nearly got to play Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs but ultimately decided against it for one interesting reason.
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The Surprising Comedian Who Almost Starred In Candyman
Everyone knows Tony Todd as the Candyman in the 1992 horror classic, but a very popular comedian was the producers' surprising first choice for the role.
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The Exorcist Cameo You Missed In Scream
In the 1996 movie Scream, one actor from The Exorcist made a cameo appearance that most viewers might have missed.
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The Best Horror Movie Of All Time, According To Wes Craven
Director Wes Craven knows a thing or two about horror. As far as what he considers the best horror film of all time, he provides several options.
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I Know What You Did Last Summer Amazon Series - What We Know So Far
I Know What You Did Last Summer is returning, thanks to Amazon. Here's everything we know about this updated take on the slasher, reinvented as a TV series.
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What You Never Noticed Is In Almost Every Shot Of The Shining
In nearly every frame of The Shining, the details are rich with layers. Even if you've seen this Kubrick classic many times, you might have missed this detail.
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The Famous Horror Movie That Was Filmed In The Director's House
Horror films sometimes have to cut corners to produce some of the biggest scares. This overnight sensation was shot entirely in the director's home.
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The Ending Of Now You See Me 2 Explained
The ending of Now You See Me 2 contains an interesting twist that turns around the entire premise of the first film. Here's the movie's ending explained.
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