Horror Movies

Horror fans are flocking to L.A.'s 'I Like Scary Movies' to snap Instagrams inside the Overlook Hotel and Freddy Krueger's boiler room.

Could “Happy Death Day” sequel “2U” be even more anarchic and creative than the original?

The psychedelic Nicolas Cage revenge movie “Mandy” debuts on Shudder Thursday morning.

The Fouke Monster will return to theaters, after which “The Legend of Boggy Creek” will finally be released on Blu-ray.

“The Clovehitch Killer” cast members Charlie Plummer and Dylan McDermott join director Duncan Skiles in describing their serial killer’s weird family life.

"Possum" is a psychological horror movie with one of the scariest monsters in movie history: a puppet named Possum.

Horror legend Bill Moseley is the latest to take on an iconic horror role: a killer clown, in new movie “Crepitus.”

Why does Michael Myers want to kill Laurie Strode? Take a look back at the original “Halloween,” its sequels and how they fit into the new story of 2018’s “Halloween.”

In the new 2018 “Halloween” Jamie Lee Curtis captures the violence and anger still hurting Laurie Strode 40 years after the events of John Carpenter’s original.

Finding the best horror movies without blood and gore can be challenging, but you can’t go wrong with “Fiend Without a Face” and “The Uninvited.”

“The Haunting” has a number of surprising parallels to the new Netflix series “The Haunting of Hill House.”

The new Netflix Original Series “The Haunting of Hill House” is the best episodic horror series ever created, so get watching as soon as its release time hits and all ten episodes premiere on the...

The new Netflix horror movie is a tribute to the folk horror of the 1970s, like “The Wicker Man” and “Blood on Satan’s Claw.”

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Phantom of the Opera” debuted 15 years ago, celebrate with “Phantom of the Paradise” to keep up with our 31 Nights of Halloween movies list.

Robert Kirkman’s “The Walking Dead” #1 debuted 15 years ago, celebrate with “Day of the Dead” to keep up with our 31 Nights of Halloween movies list.

Our 31 Days of Halloween horror movie list continues with a birthday celebration of Clive Barker!

Our 31 Days of Halloween horror movie list continues with a celebration of National Animal Day.

Zombie actors from “Night of the Living Dead” describe feasting on entrails, getting shot and learning how to become ghouls.

After their practical effects were cut from the 2011 prequel to “The Thing,” Amalgamated Dynamics set out to become a hub of practical effects work for indie movies.

It’s been a good few years for horror movies, and that’s been doubly true on the Blu-ray release scene.

He may look the same, but the upcoming “Child’s Play” remake won’t feature voice actor Brad Dourif.

Jeff Buhler’s new “Pet Sematary” aims for psychological torment over the “borderline campy” tendencies of the original.

Beyond Fest will be held from Sept. 26 to Oct. 9 in Los Angeles’ Egyptian Theater.

‘Mandy’ is just as hallucinatory and gorgeous as ‘Beyond the Black Rainbow,’ but has a great plot (and Nicolas Cage).

‘Puppet Master: The Littlest Reich’ executive producer Charles Band describes the difference between new entry and his original series.

Based on a Clive Barker short story, “Candyman” stars a hook-handed killer, covered in bees.

In “Mara” Olga Kurylenko plays a criminal psychologist on the trail of a sleep paralysis demon.

“The Nun” is gothic horror on fast-forward, delivering as many jolts as possible.

Leatherface could cross over with Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees in new “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” movies.

“What Keeps You Alive” is shot like psychological horror, but its central relationship is never satisfactorily explored.