Chrissy Stockton

American folklore and urban legend movies are an important part of the horror genre.

A list of the greatest ghost movies from the dawn of sound cinema to present day.

“It was a terrible way to treat me after I’d given so much of myself.”

Thanks in part to Tori Spelling’s casting during the height of her popularity and the salacious title, Death of a Cheerleader became the highest-rated TV movie of 1994.

Bill Paxton’s directorial debut is a masterpiece in suspense.

Everything you ever wanted to know about this classic with film from the 1980s.

Boy Meets World‘s iconic Halloween episode “And Then There Was Shawn” aired in 1998 and was a scary murder mystery special that was both funny and scary.

Wes Craven saw ‘The People Under the Stairs’ as similar to his film ‘The Hills Have Eyes’ (1977) as horror that is “based in reality”.

What all scary movies about road trips have in common is that they are about the fear of the unknown.

Cathy’s Curse is a 1977 Canadian supernatural horror film that has achieved cult status due mainly to the fact that it seems…

Conspiracy theory movies often take the form of political thrillers.

Jamie Lee Curtis is horror royalty and one of the most iconic “scream queens” in the genre. Enjoy this list of every horror film starring Jamie Lee Curtis.

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.

A list of true stories of evil blamed on movies and Hollywood.

Count Dracula, a Transylvanian noble, is the most famous vampire. These are the Dracula movies from the 1920s to today.

Horror movies from the 1950s reflect a unique turning point in global cinema.

Have you checked on the children?