Chrissy Stockton

“Aliens are taking over the earth. Weigh it!”

Ridley Scott’s terrifying 1979 science-fiction horror film Alien made over $100 million on a budget of only $11 million and has led to…

From the quiet murders that go under the radar to the bombastic slayings of scores of victims, these serial killer movies highlight the worst humanity has to offer.

Humor can lower our inhibitions and make us more susceptible to impending horror.

These detectives lead the audience on serious or silly whodunit adventures.

This list compiles horror movies that top every “scariest” list as well as some lesser known films that scared the crap out of us.

Despite being relatively unknown, the film has the distinction of being called “one of the scariest films ever made” by the Chicago Film Critics Association and is a favorite of Stephen King.

Queer horror movies can be those that follow an LGBT protagonist, those that have a queer writer and/or director, or even movies that just feel thematically familiar to queer audiences.

“Do you know what happened to the last person who tried to kill me?”

Here are a few of the best horror movies on Paramount Plus.

What are the best horror movies streaming on Peacock?

Most world cultures and religions feature some idea of an afterlife where the souls of the dead are tormented.

This is a familiar plot in horror movies. The dynamics of abuse and whether people believe victims is allegorically addressed throughout the genre.

Of all the found footage horror films, The Blair Witch Project stands outs as one of the most significant. Here is all the lore, hidden details and interesting trivia behind this late 90s horror sensation of a movie.

This list catalogs the best examples of twist ending movies. We emphasize horror and thriller films, but include a few exemplary twist ending films outside these genres.

“All too often in stories about teenage girls, the heroine starts out as weak or ugly, and then she grows and blooms into a butterfly. This is not that.”

Reality+ is basically a free 22-minute Black Mirror episode on YouTube that answers the question “What if everyone could just buy a device that made them really, really ridiculously good looking?”