Ask a room of working horror filmmakers why they keep going and you get a punchline before you get an answer. Michael J. Epstein went first. “The answer is ...

Horror trains you to watch the corners. Check the dark, check behind the door, check what the frame is not showing you. Blood Shine takes that habit away ...

Late August is supposed to be the dead zone. Everyone is squeezing in one last cookout, the good stuff is holding for October, and the couch is technically ...

Opening Tubi to find a horror movie is its own little horror movie. The catalog is enormous, half of it has cover art that looks AI generated, and twenty ...

Horror spent this week refusing to let anything stay dead. American Horror Story emptied its entire vault of villains onto one soundstage, Lionsgate went ...

Horror fans learn early to flinch at the words “Part 2.” We have been burned. The sequel usually means a smaller budget, a bigger body count that somehow ...

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma opens in U.S. theaters today, and I have not seen it. Jack Haven found this very funny. “Oh, I forget you haven’t ...

Most horror franchises die the same way. They get too clean. They build a continuity so tidy that the scares curdle into homework, and eventually the only ...

Christmas may be the most wonderful time of the year, but the season also holds some dark secrets in the shadows. While Christmas is now ...

Okay, so, the end of the world, right? It’s a bleak thought, obviously. But admit it, there’s a part of you that’s at least a little curious ...