Movies
The movie section aims to catalog, editorialize and analyze every scary movie, fantasy and sci-fi film ever made. Any movie that frightens, thrills the senses from action/violence, contains mysterious creatures, folklore, and anything generally creepy from thrillers to psychological torment. Readers will find this category helpful for research and for figuring out what to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon or to buy on Blu-ray.
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Matilda Lutz Stars as an Apartment Manager Fighting a Deadly Spider Infestation in ‘Crawlers’, Now in Theaters
Matilda Lutz (Revenge, Red Sonja) stars in Crawlers as Serena, the building manager for an apartment building that is completely overrun with spiders. With…
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An Artist Crafts Chairs from Gruesome Materials in ‘Incomplete Chairs’, Now Streaming for Free on Bloodstream
Shinsuke Kujo takes pride in his work. He’s in pursuit of creating the perfect chair, and he’s decided that human parts is the medium…
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‘Wuthering Heights: House Of The Damned’ Is Kind of Like the Classic Gothic Story by Emily Brontë, but Way More Overtly Horror. It’s Now on VOD
The characters and some similar plot points are here, but they are twisted into more overt horror archetypes. The foundation of this movie is…
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The Best Slasher Movies of the 1980s, from Friday the 13th to Child’s Play
The 1980s were the golden age of the slasher. After Halloween proved that a simple premise, a masked killer, and a body count could…
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Steven Soderbergh Is Stepping in to Help Finish Filming Robert Pattinson’s Batman Sequel While Matt Reeves Attends to a Family Matter
Steven Soderbergh approached Matt Reeves about helping complete The Batman Part II, with just the final weeks of principal photography left. DC Studios supports…
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James Gunn Didn’t Plan a Clayface Movie Until Mike Flanagan Pitched It, and Flanagan Says He Really Wanted to Direct It
James Gunn hadn’t planned a Clayface movie for his DC universe, but Mike Flanagan’s pitch gave him an unexpected reason to expand it: a…
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Jenna Ortega Plays an Outdated Robot Built to Prevent Loneliness in Klara and the Sun, Which Taika Waititi Calls His Most Dramatic Film
Taika Waititi‘s “Klara and the Sun” casts Jenna Ortega as Klara, an outdated Artificial Friend whose sell-by date is closing in until a teenager…
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Steven Soderbergh Is Taking Over the Batman Part II for Its Final Weeks of Filming, and Matt Reeves Says He Isn’t Leaving
Steven Soderbergh will take over as director of The Batman Part 2 for the final few weeks of principal photography, and Matt Reeves says…
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Why Does ‘Crystal Lake’ Change the ‘Friday the 13th’ Timeline?
Crystal Lake showrunner Brad Caleb Kane addressed the question of why the time frame was changed for this prequel by saying, “For TV, I…
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Inde Navarrette Wears Wigs to Sneak into Obsession Screenings, and She Says One Scene Gets Every Crowd
Inde Navarrette’s disguises let her sit through “Obsession” screenings unnoticed while she listens for which scenes scare the crowd. The 25-year-old says every viewing…
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James Mcavoy Says Split Is the Only Movie That Still Sends Him Steady Residual Checks, and the First One Arrived on Opening Weekend
James McAvoy says his first payment from Split arrived at the end of its opening weekend. Nearly a decade after the 2017 psychological thriller’s…
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Disney’s 1999 Movie About a Hockey Player Who Sells His Soul for the Stanley Cup Has Nowhere to Stream Today
For one Sunday night in 1999, the company behind The Little Mermaid put a children’s movie on ABC about a hockey player who signs…
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Clayface’s First Reactions Call DC’s New Horror Film Hard R, and One Scene with Sewing Scissors Had Even the Crew Looking Away
The early buzz for DC Studios’ Clayface, its first theatrical horror film, is landing on one word: ick. Collider’s Steve Weintraub called it “hard…
