This Is Who Really Typed All Those Pages In The Shining
All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. We know this terrifying passage from The Shining, but now we also know who typed out 500 pages of this message.
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The Terrifyingly Real Stunt In The Original Candyman
The original Candyman was terrifying enough on screen. That's nothing compared to this stunt, which was 100% authentic and required a contractual agreement. -
How Tom Cruise Really Felt When He Joined Nicole Kidman In Eyes Wide Shut
Former married couple Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman had a unique experience filming Stanley Kubrick's "Eyes Wide Shut." -
Jack Nicholson Accidentally Destroyed This Prop In The Shining
Jack Nicholson was way too good at his job playing Jack Torrance in "The Shining," destroying a prop without meaning to during an intense scene. -
The Ending Of The Strangers Explained
The 2008 horror film "The Strangers" has become a disturbing classic. We explore the meaning of the film's dark, nihilistic ending. -
Let The Right One In Showtime - What We Know So Far
Showtime's Let the Right One In pilot, based on the Swedish film from 2008, is gearing up to start filming. Here's what we know about the show's future. -
The Surprising Inspiration For The Creature From The Black Lagoon
The amphibious, humanoid character is, quite simply, one of the most unique and brilliant creations ever put to film. Where did it come from? -
The Nightmare On Elm Street Detail You Missed In Scream
With in-jokes for horror fans and Easter eggs hidden in "Scream," it isn't surprising that Wes Craven referenced "A Nightmare on Elm Street," too. -
The Ending Of Horror In The High Desert Explained
Horror in the High Desert does an amazing job of creating reality from found footage. The ending has us wondering what really happened to Gary. -
This Is Wes Craven's Biggest Regret About A Nightmare On Elm Street
"A Nightmare on Elm Street" was one of Wes Craven's biggest triumphs. But he still had one big regret regarding the film, years after it hit theaters. -
The Real And Terrifying Injury Caused On The Set Of The Exorcist
"The Exorcist" is often considered a cursed film -- in part because of this terrifying injury, which was incurred on set. -
The Real Reason Characters From Silence Of The Lambs Talk To The Camera
Why is "The Silence of the Lambs" full of shots in which characters talk to the camera? It's actually a thoughtful filmmaking choice -- and this is why. -
Is This The Horror Movie You Should Watch Tonight?
For your next movie night, you may want to consider this awesome horror movie. -
How Stephen King Really Felt About The Shining
Of the many Stephen King adaptations, Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining" arguably had the greatest impact on pop culture. So King's opinion of it may surprise you. -
The Fight That Shut Down Gone Girl's Production For Days
During the filming of Gone Girl, one unusual fight shut down the film's production for some time. Here's the story of that fight. -
The Original Title For The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Was Too Funny
It's hard to imagine the horrifying Leatherface as part of a universe under a name other than "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre." -
The Untold Truth Of Shutter Island
From its cinematic origins to real-life horrors, here's the untold truth of Shutter Island. -
Is Shutter Island Based On A True Story?
Martin Scorsese's Shutter Island made for an excellent thriller, but was any of it real? Is Shutter Island based on a true story? -
The Ending Of Eden Lake Explained
Eden Lake is more than just a warning against camping. The film explores class conflict and what happens when you enter unwelcome neighborhoods. -
Friday The 13th Was Almost Named Something Completely Different
In a different world, the iconic slasher film Friday the 13th came out under a different name -- and arguably didn't have the same impact. -
The Ending Of Eraserhead Explained
David Lynch's 1977 surrealist indie film is the type of movie you can't explain to someone who hasn't already watched it, that's for sure. -
Is The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Based On A True Story?
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is horrifying in its own right, but is it really based on true events? Here's the truth about the inspiration for the film. -
This Is How The Motorway Scene From 28 Days Later Was Really Filmed
28 Days Later still stands out among most other post-apocalyptic horror movies. Here's how director Danny Boyle was able to shoot the film's motorway scene. -
Tim Burton Almost Directed This Classic Horror Film
Although Tim Burton's worked on dozens of films, there are also plenty he never made -- including a certain horror comedy that became a cult classic. -
The Ending Of Take Shelter Explained
Take Shelter doesn't tie everything up with a bow at the end of the film. The ending leaves it to the viewer to understand Curtis' decisions. -
This Was The Most Difficult Scene To Film In The Cabin In The Woods
"The Cabin in the Woods" revitalized the horror genre. The satirical flick featured scenes rich in horror lore. This one was the hardest to film. -
Here's What Type Of Horror Movie Character AHS Fans Want To See
There are many horror subgenres and characters that "American Horror Story" hasn't touched yet. So fans online have weighed in on what they'd like to see next.
