Natalia Vela

From physical injuries to abuse to traumatic experiences, the horror movies on this list had a great toll on actors in real life.

Sorry, not sorry. These 10 loathsome horror movie characters deserved their gruesome demise. Their death scenes are some of the most gratifying moments in the genre.

The best coming-of-age stories brutally capture the real life terrors associated with transitioning from childhood into adulthood, translating seamlessly into horror.

You pick the time period, and this list of historical horror movies will take you there. From the dark medieval ages to the “be kind, please rewind” times of the 1980s and 1990s, we’ve got you covered with the 30+ best period horror films.

Freddy Kreuger, who? The 10 toxic men on this list give the most glaring red flags in the history of horror cinema.

These 10 horror films grace our screens with legendary characters who completely subvert the final girl trope.

Not a fan of all the carnage? This list has you covered with 20 horror movies that go to dark, chilling places without all the gore.

These horror characters appear to be on the verge of survival — only to be met with a shocking demise.

“Women always have to put up a f–king fight.” – Revenge (2017)

These 20 horror movies about weddings and brides will make you think twice before walking down the aisle and saying ‘I do.’ 💍

These horror movies will make you never look at a 9-to-5 the same way again.

“Howard… I hate you so much for leaving me here, sometimes I hope you die.” -Pearl

2024 is going to be a marvelous year for horror fans with movies like MaXXXine, Beetlejuice 2, They Follow, and the mystery Jordan Peele movie coming out. Read below to discover some of the year’s most anticipated films in the genre.

“Hell is a teenage girl.” —Jennifer’s Body

Immaculate and The First Omen have brought the comeback of nunsploitation in horror, and established themselves among the best. On this list, take a closer look at them and discover the great movies that paved the way for them.

“There was something terrible in that film, a desperation I recognized in myself, in my inability to communicate effectively, and the frustration that would lead to despair, anger and hysteria.” – House of Psychotic Women, Kier-La Janisse on ‘Possession’ (1981).