The 2000s saw some of the most thrilling, terrifying, and endlessly rewatchable horror movies in cinema history. There were ...

Horror films have always held an interesting place in cultural and cinematic circles. Despite proving consistently profitable ...

Not all great horror movies find an audience when released, but many of them were ahead of their time, including some of the ...

Everything from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre to Halloween, Dawn of the Dead, My Bloody Valentine, A Nightmare On Elm Street, ...

A pivotal time for the genre was in the 2000s when so many horror films came out that made an impact. Here are some that I'm sure we all remember very well.

The real star here is Tim S. Kang’s eerily gritty cinematography. A decrepit hotel room, darkened city alleys, an empty morgue: In Kang’s world they exist but don’t, and watching how he unsettles ...

Horror is one of the most reliably profitable genres, but not all horror movies turn a profit. One key factor influencing ...

The genre now dominates theatres after this folklore helped the industry rise from the grave at the start of the century.

Amidst the loud Stephen King's horror classics, one film stands out for its eerie subtlety and profound impact.

In 1945, immediately following the end of Second World War, a woman who lives with her two photosensitive children on her darkened old family estate in the Channel Islands becomes convinced that the ...

A young drifter discovers his true calling when he's hired by a mobster to stalk and kill a prominent accountant, and then decides to seek revenge when the stingy thugs try to kill him rather than pay ...