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What better way to commemorate the spooky season than sourcing A24?

This isn’t your average “boo-style” haunted house.

Miramax is now positioned to develop a TV series based on Halloween. Join us as we speculate on the creative directions the franchise could take next in television!

All three films are already wrapped.

Go for Terrifier 2, stay for the Terrifier 3 teaser!

Celebrate Halloween in October with Tubi and these horror movies featuring killer jack-o’-lanterns!

Based on the video game series of the same name, Onimusha combines breathtaking samurai-style action with demonic horror.

You can watch Werewolf by Night in color starting in October, but why would you want to when the original black and white version is right there?

James Marsters, Charisma Carpenter, Anthony Head, and more return to the Buffy universe in the upcoming Audible Original story releasing this October!

Most of the reactions to the first look at Amazon’s Totally Killer are positive, but some people on social media are saying it’s basically a copy of The Final Girls. Is that a fair assessment, or is the internet overreacting?

From possessions to hauntings, and from witchcraft to folk practices, spend September watching these supernatural horror movies on Netflix!

Going back to school can be scary. Check out these high-school horror recommendations on Tubi for a frighteningly good time.

Who has “mutant serial killer” on their 2023 bingo card?

Kim plays a character named Siobhan Walsh, but we don’t yet know what role this character plays in the story.

What could possibly be next for the world’s most famous killer doll in Chucky season three?

Perfect Blue is a movie that all fans of horror and thriller movies should see at least once, and there’s no better way to watch it than on the big screen.

The makers of Netflix’s South Korean zombie horror shows All of Us Are Dead and Kingdom help bring zombies to Seoul in this reality TV series.

As we look forward to Scream 7 we can expect that the Easter egg tradition will continue and evolve to include references to director Christopher Landon’s body of work.