Movies

Evil Dead is relentless in its thrills, and abundant in its blood.

No matter what day it is, every day is a good day to watch April Fool’s Day.

Close the curtains before watching Watcher. You’ll thank us.

Let’s Scare Jessica to Death will get under your skin, but only if you let it.

Claustrophobia, monsters, and lies. The Descent has it all.

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.

New places mean strange customs, foreign languages, and unfamiliar kinds of danger.

Get ready to make your brain hurt with these insane movies. Beware of spoilers in the descriptions.

Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter was so good that it forced the studio to bring Jason back time and time again.

Making friends as an adult is difficult, but May eventually figures it out.

Psychological thrillers are movies filled with suspense that force viewers to question the reality of what they are seeing.

The idea of snuff films has intrigued and horrified people for decades. Here are the best movies that capitalize on our collective disgust for snuff.

Silent House is one of the most visually arresting movies of the 2010s, and it is our pick for day 14 of our month-long Creeptober marathon!

Hell House LLC reminds us that we should be careful of which haunted house attractions we visit during the Halloween season.

Day 12 of Creeptober is all about tension and suspense.

Late Night with the Devil is one of 2024’s most acclaimed indie horror films. Join us as we revisit Jack Delroy’s final episode of Night Owls on day 11 of Creeptober!