Trisha Bartle

Every Ghostbusters movie has something special and watchable about it. These are the best parts of each.

When’s the last time you gave this horror sequel a chance?

For when you want to create a brand new horror fan among your inner circle.

The new film, based loosely on the game, features an interesting time loop mechanic that may have created a genre-breaking plot hole.

If you’re set on watching every Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell movie, you can’t forget about Intruder (1989).

Whether it’s featuring murderous food, or cannibals adding their prey to the menu, food horror movies have it all.

Would your favorite horror villain massacre a pumpkin beyond recognition, or craft a Jack o’ Lantern masterpiece?

You don’t have to be buried alive to feel the oppressive confinement of these horrifyingly claustrophobic movies.

Here are all the horror movies with tiny groups of monsters. Some cute. Some terrifying.

With these horror movies inspired by Ed Gein, the filmmakers took some of the spookiest elements of the serial killer’s slayings–including his obsession with his mother and his creative use of the skin of his victims.

How do you run when plants turn their murderous intentions on the human race? In these killer plant movies, no one is safe.

An in-depth look at this road trip horror movie, including an all-star cast and a creepy voice from a CB radio.

Just because a movie is terrifying doesn’t mean it can’t also make you feel heartbreak or grief–and that’s why these horror movies will make you cry.

Here’s why this cold open from a The Office Halloween episode got banned–and where you can still watch it.