Theo James ' horror movie The Monkey has been compared to Final Destination in rave first reactions. From Longlegs director ...

While haunted-house films like the 1992 Indian supernatural thriller Raat have long conjured dread by adopting the POV of the evil presence intermittently as it prowls through the house, spies on its ...

Exclusive: Julia Stiles and Isabelle Fuhrman explain how their work on a well-received horror prequel led to the cast of ...

"Those brainy aliens and their erratic speech and laser guns that vaporize people into skeletons [was creepy]!! Also, how ...

When she's not writing, she likes to dote over her cat, sip black coffee and try out new horror movies. Hulu is packed with fascinating horror films. Before we get into a list of the absolute ...

I went to see it because it’s been a long time since I saw my last horror movie. I vaguely remember some stuff from the 1950s ... There was a little girl across the aisle from me, maybe nine years old ...

Here’s how it works. Looking to watch free horror movies? Well, Tubi actually has a solid collection that includes some of the best horror movies of all time to watch for no cost (and some ads ...

Choose “horror movies,” and there’s no way to further refine that selection of almost 1,000 films. You can’t reorder the list alphabetically. There are no subgenres, or further categories.

This is a strikingly original horror flick that has been largely underrated. Don’t miss it. Remember these movies? After the success of Scream, writer Kevin Williamson became one of the hottest ...

After drawing up huge rankings of the best horror movies on Netflix and the best horror movies on Hulu, it’s safe to say we’ve gotten used to the challenge of diving through the refuse of a ...

Born in the early 2000s, Bill Wood grew up loving the horror genre. It started out with the not-so-scary Scooby Doo before he discovered in his early teens spookier modern classics, including ...

Welcome to Horror ... movies, series, books and everything else spooky worth checking out. I’m William Earl, the editor of Variety.com and the publication’s resident horror enthusiast. Please ...