These bonafide classics remain as captivating as they were upon release nearly half a century later.

After some up and down years, the horror genre is better than ever right now, thanks to inventive filmmaking that has led to both critical and audience acclaim. This year alone, two of the most ...

The 1960s spanned the worldwide shift from post-war conservatism to the supposedly freewheeling Age of Aquarius. Hair came down, skirts went up, pants flared out, and social equality issues of race, ...

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But what about the ’70s horrors that have not received a reboot, sequel, or rebootquel in quite some time? Those are the movies that follow. So, naturally, no major classics here, because they’ve ...

The horror movie genre has come a long way. From early monster films to psychological thrillers, there are endless avenues it can go down. With 21st-century horror being influenced by technology and ...

As Jessie Buckley ties the knot with Frankenstein's monster in The Bride! we're celebrating the horror genre's leading ladies ...

Danielle Burgos has over ten years of film writing experience for a variety of publications, niche and general. She's spent as many years programming lost and forgotten films in New York City. The ...

Max Schrek as Count Orlok in 'Nosferatu'; Mia Farrow as Rosemary Woodhouse in 'Rosemary's Baby'; Boris Karloff as Frankenstein's monster in 'Frankenstein' Horror has been one of the most reliable film ...

Horror has been one of the most reliable film genres since cinema's inception. Some people may not appreciate going to the theater to be frightened out of their minds, but dedicated fans have kept ...