What you can't see can hurt you. On Thursday, November 7, Universal Pictures unwrapped the first trailer for The Invisible Man — director Leigh Whannell's modernized take on H.G. Wells' 1897 novel of the same name. Here are all the small details you may have missed in the trailer.
We've all seen our share of traditional holiday classics during the yuletide season. Why not add a few horror movies into the mix? There are a lot of these films out there — probably far more than you might think — and there are some real gems in the genre.
The film's trailers make it out to be a combination of a haunted house movie and a medical horror story, but if you've watched Eli, you know that it's headed for a very different place, and there are a lot of moving parts involved with getting it there.
The cast members of I Know What You Did Last Summer have made some interesting personal and professional decisions over the years -- what are they doing now?
Though The Exorcist launched Blair's film career, working on the film was no walk in the park. With a strained production and controversy following the film's release, it's no wonder why Linda Blair was never the same after starring in The Exorcist.
Sure, a lot of found-footage horror films are garbage, but for all the bad ones out there, there are still a few gems worth watching. From obscure flicks to landmark films, these are the found-footage horror movies that are actually good.
While some horror films were hated by the critics, they have still managed to build devoted fan bases. What are these horror flicks, and what makes them so popular? From cult classics to mainstream hits, here are the horror movies that audiences loved and critics hated.
These movies contain everything from flying monsters to knife-wielding maniacs, so get ready to add some new titles to your watchlists — you're going to want to see these underappreciated horror gems from the '80s.
We know that Doctor Sleep and The Shining are connected … but how? Well, you don't need psychic abilities to figure that out, because today, we're explaining the connections between Doctor Sleep and The Shining, from returning characters to returning themes.
Stephen King's The Shining and Stanley Kubrick's adaptation are two completely different beasts. From the creepy twins to that bleeding elevator, here are the many ways the novel differs from the movie.
There are a whole lot of dumb things in Gremlins that everyone ignored, and continue to ignore, for good reason. After all, it's a genuinely special film. But with every rewatch, all of those dumb little moments get louder and way more obvious.
Even in the midst of this remake and reboot-friendly era, a lot of horror movies are just waiting to be remade - and they could be genuinely spectacular.
Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is a masterpiece. As a result, some details in the film that seem out of place serve to illustrate the supernatural forces at work in the Overlook. But others can't be dismissed so easily. Here are a few dumb things in The Shining that we just can't ignore.
Spooky season is officially upon us, and Netflix is kicking off the most frightful time of year with a film that promises scares in line with 2018's genre-smashing shocker Hereditary. Horror author Joe Hill recently said that Netflix's new flick In the Tall Grass is "Hereditary-level scary."
While the Friday the 13th series tends to become more absurd with every entry, a lot of it is acceptable, given the franchise's established rules. There are things, however, that are more questionable than others. And some things in Friday the 13th are so dumb, they just can't be ignored.
From major stars playing unusual roles to non-Hollywood celebrities lending their star power to screamfests, here's a fond look back at the weirdest and most surprising horror movie cameos of all time.
With his first appearance in the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Leatherface instantly earned a spot among the all-time classic horror movie villains. His story has become somewhat muddled throughout a series of sequels, prequels, and reboots, but don't worry -- we're here to sort it out for you.
The '90s were full of horror films that slipped under the radar. But today, we're talking about some underrated gems that definitely deserve a shot. From fantastical vampire flicks to meta (and murderous) movies, here's a list of some underappreciated '90s horror films you probably haven't seen.
Since 1984, Freddy Krueger has become an iconic horror villain. But how did he go from a child killer in a grimy Christmas sweater to Jason Voorhees' puppeteer? Here's the breakdown of the entire Nightmare on Elm Street story.