A first-person perspective isn't new in horror, but Steven Soderbergh uses it to incredible effect in 'Presence'.

Final Destination reinvigorated the horror genre by erasing the monster and removing the slasher from slasher movies.

What’s your favorite scary movie?”  It’s a famous line uttered in one of horror’s most famous movies, during one of the genre’s most famous scenes.

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Valentine’s Day is often a chore for singles, and this film cranks that unfortunate fact up to 11. San Francisco is ...

Alfred Sole’s Alice, Sweet Alice helped to establish some of the most iconic slasher tropes three years before John Carpenter ...

The horror genre has undergone a remarkable transformation over the last ten years. From psychological nightmares to nerve-shredding thrillers, each year has delivered something unique—movies ...

Genre enthusiasts will relish the movie’s parallels with ... chopped to bits by a man in a hockey mask is also entertainment, then Looney Tunes and horror cinema are closer kin than meets ...

2016's horror film The Boy was produced for just $10 million and didn't seem to include much CGI at all, yet the production ...

This low-budget film, co-written and directed by Richard Lowry, is part loving tribute to John Carpenter's Halloween, and part highly political satire, as its Michael Myers-esque killer stalks his ...