Horror & Thriller

If you want to discover the truth about what's secretly right in front of you, then get ready for the small details you missed in The Invisible Man.

For every big break afforded by playing the Big Bad in a fright film, there is an equal and opposite number of actors who missed the express route to fame by turning down a role in what would turn out to be a much-loved title in the horror canon.

Ready for a slow-burn horror flick with shocking twists aplenty? A newcomer to Netflix is just the ticket. What Keeps You Alive, an indie Canadian film from writer-director Colin Minihan, has made its entry onto the streamer's Top Ten list after being added to the catalog just days ago.

If you're looking for some of the more pessimistic examples the genre has to offer, here are the horror movies that show no mercy for their cast of characters.

We're guessing you probably recognized the actor who played Detective Lanier in The Invisible Man, even if you couldn't quite place from where. His name is Aldis Hodge, and he's been a regular on screens both big and small in recent years. Here's why James from The Invisible Man looks so familiar.

An unexpected thriller is heating up Netflix's Top Ten. Offering to the Storm, a Spanish-German production, recently made its way onto the streamer's list of most-watched movies.

Here's the truth about the puppy who played Daisy in 2014's "John Wick." Luckily, this dog's off-screen story is far less tragic.

How did the demon latch onto Katie in the first place? How exactly does the demon become more powerful? For answers to all those riddles and more, here's a look at everything you need to know about the ending of Paranormal Activity.

Ready for a suspenseful potboiler featuring some serious talent in front of the camera? Netflix has got you covered. The original film Fatal Affair has shot all the way up the streamer's Top Ten list for movies only a day after its release.

Looming over the rest of the house, full of creepy keepsakes, and often draped with cobwebs, the attic is the site of many horror movie climaxes. These are the creepiest ones of all -- grimy dolls, interior icicles, and crawl spaces full of bodies included.

While there are plenty of old favorites in the thriller genre that should already be in heavy rotation in your movie night watchlists, it's also valuable to change things up every now and again. Besides, if you've already seen a thriller, that might kind of make it a little less thrilling, right?

Talented and versatile actress Naya Rivera has been in the news of late for the most tragic of reasons. If you're wanting to explore Rivera's filmography outside of her signature role of Santana Lopez on Glee, we suggest that there's one feature in particular that showcases the depth of her range.

You've probably heard of "the Poltergeist curse." What happened in real life to some of the cast members is significantly more tragic than events in the movie.

Few films personified this trend as well as the Ashley-Judd-and-Tommy-Lee-Jones-starring Double Jeopardy, which is currently killing it on Netflix.

Under the Skin. which stars Scarlett Johannson as a man-eating alien, is leaving Netflix on July 11, 2020. Yhis may be your last chance to see it without buying it for a little while ... and you absolutely should.

The Invisible Man is still a well-trodden story, but that doesn't mean there aren't any big surprises in the 2020 film version. In fact, there's one scene in particular that even the most hardcore horror fans were blown away.

Written and directed by Leigh Whannell, The Invisible Man is a rock-solid thriller, but some of its mysteries are never fully resolved. However, we'll be breaking down all of the questions that the film never gave us answers to, to see if we can answer them ourselves.

If you're in the mood for gratuitous gore, cheesy dialogue, and hours of jump scares, these horror films are the perfect way to indulge in a guilty pleasure.

The actress who plays Sydney likely caught your eye as well, not just because she absolutely radiates talent, but because you've probably seen her face before.

There are enough psychological thrillers on Netflix to keep you busy for a while.

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.

For every great (and let's be real, not so great) horror movie you caught, there's about a metric ton that you missed. In fact, there's a good chance you missed one of the best horror movies of 2019 entirely. Good news: you can watch it right now on Amazon Prime.

For every great (and let's be real, not so great) horror movie you caught, there's about a metric ton that you missed. In fact, there's a good chance you missed one of the best horror movies of 2019 entirely. Good news: you can watch it right now on Amazon Prime.

Of the few movies that trickled out into cinemas in early 2020, The Invisible Man was one ⁠— and boy, are we glad it did. So, what about The Invisible Man made it so critically and commercially successful?

In 2020's The Invisible Man, writer-director Leigh Whannell crafts a modern heroine in Cecilia Kass, a woman determined to extricate her abuser from her life. Here's why you recognize the actress who plays Cecilia in The Invisible Man.

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.

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.