• Simon Pegg as Shaun in Shaun of the Dead

    Things From Horror Movies That Aren't Scary Anymore

    What one finds scary differs dramatically from person to person -- but everyone can agree that some horror movie tropes are totally played out. Zombies, jump scares, and spooky mirror shots are old hat to modern audiences, and we're here to explain why.
  • Kevin Bacon, Radha Mitchell, David Mazouz, and Lucy Fry in The Darkness

    The Unexpected Supernatural Horror Movie That's Killing It On Netflix

    In the mood for a spooky ghost story with an all-star cast that will have you sleeping with the lights on? Get ready for The Darkness. The 2016 fright fest has come creeping into the Netflix Top Ten list with good reason: it packs scares that aim for the gut, and a cast full of absolute ringers.
  • Elisabeth Moss as Cecilia Kass in The Invisible Man

    Will The Invisible Man 2 Ever Happen?

    Writer-director Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man was a hit — but will we ever see a sequel? Fans have been wondering if Whannell and company intend to continue the story of Elisabeth Moss' Cecilia Kass — and several of the involved parties have spoken publicly about the possibility.
  • The Omen

    The Untold Truth Of The Omen

    The secrets behind The Omen don't need to be deciphered from cryptic biblical poems. You can find them all right here. From behind-the-scenes deaths to the film's lasting impact, here's the untold truth of one of the all-time great horror movies.
  • Vera Farmiga as Lorraine Warren in Conjuring 2

    The Creepy Easter Egg You Missed In The Conjuring 2

    The Conjuring 2 laid its cards on the table early — but you'd be forgiven for not noticing. A scene early in the film foreshadows the true culprit behind the haunting of the Hodgson family, which is being investigated by Ed and Lorraine Warren (Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga).
  • Dan Stevens in The Guest

    The Underrated Psychological Thriller Taking Over Netflix

    An incredibly underrated thriller is making itself at home on Netflix's Top Ten. Making its entrance at the number ten spot is The Guest, a 2014 indie picture that came and went relatively unnoticed upon its initial release, but has become a cult classic among a certain subset of film fans.
  • Orlando Jones, Katia Winter, Tom Mison, John Noble, Nicole Beharie, and Lyndie Greenwood in Sleepy Hollow

    The Real Reason Sleepy Hollow Was Canceled

    Sleepy Hollow's premiere earned ten million viewers in Fox's highest-rated fall drama bow since 2006. It was celebrated for its fun writing, clever mix of genres, and strong production values. Yet, Sleepy Hollow would wrap its story four years later to a very different tune. Here's what happened.
  • Maggie Q, Paul Bettany, and Cam Gigadnet from Priest poster

    The Unexpected Horror Movie That's Currently Crushing It On Netflix

    Look out, Netflix fans, because there's a creepy flick climbing the streamer's charts — and it's almost certainly not the horror flick you'd think. In fact, we're betting the horror movie currently crushing it on Netflix is one you've forgotten all about, or maybe haven't even heard of.
  • The Evil Dead

    The Creepiest Basements In Horror Movies

    From science experiments and portals to hell to ghosts and murder shrines, these creepy horror movie basements aren't just terrifying because of what happens in them, some are scary all on their own merits. Bring your flashlight. We're deep diving into the creepiest ones.
  • Susanne Wuest as Mutter in Goodnight Mommy

    The Most Obvious Twists In Horror Movies

    There's nothing like a shocking twist when it comes to horror movies. But for every thrilling reveal, there's one audiences guess an hour before it actually happens. Some of these obvious twists are part of awful movies. Some are part of award-winning classics. All of them fail to surprise.
  • Anthony Hopkins as Dr. Hannibal Lecter in The Silence of the Lambs

    The Untold Truth Of Silence Of The Lambs

    The Silence of the Lambs is an iconic film. But even diehard fans likely don't know about the real-world research, on-set pranking, and bizarre costume choices that went into its production. We're taking a look at all that and more, in this tribute to one of the scariest films ever made.
  • Black Swan

    The End Of Black Swan Explained

    Black Swan is a story about doubles, mirrors, and twisted doppelgangers. It's brilliant -- and kind of hard to follow. We're here to make its hallucinatory ending a little bit clearer by explaining the world of ballet, Nina's unreliable narration, and the roots of the Swan Lake story.
  • 12 Monkeys

    The Ending Of 12 Monkeys Explained

    Terry Gilliam's 12 Monkeys is a gritty science fiction feature that sends Bruce Willis traveling through time in an attempt to prevent a global pandemic. With all the jumping between 1990, 1996, and 2035, it can get a little hard to follow. This is the ending of 12 Monkey, explained.