I Saw The TV Glow Review: A Teen Horror Masterpiece Where The Channel Changes You
Jane Schoenbrun's horror-drama "I Saw the TV Glow" is entertaining yet depressing, surreal yet too real, and frustrating yet somehow cathartic.
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Marvel Rumor: Wesley Snipes' Blade Will Return - And We Might Know How
Could Wesley Snipes return to play Blade again in the MCU? Even though Mahershala Ali has taken on the role, anything is possible in the multiverse.
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The Ending Of The Reading Explained
In "The Reading," a cash-strapped psychic agrees to a session with a woman who has lost her family to murder -- but the film's ending veers down a dark path.
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The Tragic Real-Life Story Of The Poltergeist Cast
You've probably heard of "the Poltergeist curse." What happened in real life to some of the cast members is significantly more tragic than events in the movie.
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Russell Crowe Made Another Exorcism Movie (But It's Not What You Think)
While it seems strange that Russell Crowe is starring in his second exorcism-related film in less than two years, there are notable differences between the two.
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Michael B. Jordan's Vampire Movie Look Has Marvel Fans Seeing Blade
Set photos from Michael B. Jordan and Ryan Coogler's upcoming vampire thriller have moviegoers drawing comparisons to Marvel's long-gestating "Blade."
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The Blink Twice Trailer Is Tantalizing - But It Breaks One Classic Rule
The new trailer for Zoë Kravitz’s “Blink Twice” is exciting and promises a good cast and directorial debut. But it also breaks a cardinal movie-trailer rule.
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This Picture Of Gizmo's Rotting Body Is Scarier Than Anything In Gremlins
The years have not been kind to Gizmo, the iconic creature from "Gremlins" whose decomposing body is making the rounds on social media via a new photo.
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The Blair Witch Project Star Has Strong Feelings About Reboot News
Joshua Leonard, who was one of the stars of the original "Blair Witch Project," had some choice words following news that the horror film will be rebooted.
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Why Isn't Geena Davis In Beetlejuice 2? She Thinks It Has To Do With Her Looks
Geena Davis is among the actors from the original "Beetlejuice" who won't be back for its sequel, and she believes it boils down to the fact ghosts do not age.
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Deleted Alien Franchise Scenes That Would Have Changed The Movie
There are several famous deleted scenes from the "Alien" franchise. Had the following ones been left in place, they would have changed their respective movies.
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Abigail Breaks One Major Vampire Rule (And That's Okay)
Horror movie "Abigail" rewrites some of the familiar vampire rules viewers are familiar with, including one major deviation that's forgivable.
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Brightburn 2: James Gunn Reveals The Real Reason The Sequel May Never Happen
James Gunn's "Brightburn" was an interesting horror knock-off of superhero films, but according to the director, it seems the film won't be getting a sequel.
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AI Revealed What Hell Might Look Like & It's The Scariest Horror Movie This Year
This TikTok video uses AI to create a depiction of Hell, and while it varies from traditional interpretations, it just might be scarier than most horror flicks.
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Is Johnny Depp In Beetlejuice 2? The Tim Burton Reunion Rumors Explained
Naturally, rumors are swirling around Tim Burton's long awaited "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," with some fans believing Johnny Depp will appear.
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The Ending Of The First Omen Explained
How does the ending of "The First Omen" line up with the plot of the original 1976 classic "The Omen," while forging its own path? We have the answers.
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5 Gory Horror Movies On Netflix That Are Too Disturbing To Watch Alone
Here are five horror films originally produced by or exclusively streaming on Netflix that just might be too gory for you to watch on your own.
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Twitter Isn't Holding Back On Christian Bale's Look As Frankenstein's Monster
Images from Maggie Gyllenhaal's "The Bride!" show Christian Bale as Frankenstein's monster, who seems to have taken inspiration from Jared Leto's Joker.
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Disney Almost Earned Its First Ever NC-17 Rating Over This Horror Movie Scene
A graphic scene in the prequel film "The First Omen" came close to earning Disney the first NC-17 in its long -- and sometimes controversial -- history.
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The Overlooked Mel Gibson Thriller Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Despite receiving a slew of bad reviews and performing poorly at the box office, the Mel Gibson thriller "On the Line" is proving a hit with Netflix viewers.
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Sydney Sweeney's Immaculate Ending Is Horrifying Viewers (For A Good Reason)
Those who have seen Sydney Sweeney's horror movie "Immaculate" are taking to social media to share their thoughts on the film's shocking ending.
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Jason Momoa's The Crow Test Footage Is A Nightmare (In The Best Way Possible)
Before Bill Skarsgård was tapped to bring Eric Draven to life, Jason Momoa was in line to reboot "The Crow," and he looked frighteningly perfect in the role.
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Alien: Has Anyone Ever Survived A Facehugger?
The facehuggers from the "Alien" franchise are fearsome foes despite technically being baby Xenomorphs, but has anyone ever survived one of the creatures?
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The Crow Reboot Release Date, Plot, Cast, Trailer And More Details
The Crow will soon come back to life. Here's everything you need to know about this highly anticipated reboot.
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The Last Horror Movie With A Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score Came Out Four Years Ago
Four years before "Late Night With the Devil" earned a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score, the Netflix original "His House" deservedly earned that distinction.
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The Underrated 2020 Psychological Thriller Getting A Second Life On Netflix
Overlooked by audiences when it was released in 2020, "Alone" has been embraced by Netflix users following its debut on the streaming platform.
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Megan Fox's Best Movie Earned Her The One Award Nomination No Actor Wants
"Jennifer's Body" arguably stands out as the best movie in Megan Fox's filmography, though it did earn her the dubious honor of winning her first Razzie.
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