What makes your heart pound when you play a horror game? Is it the chilling atmosphere, the sudden jump scares, or the terrifying monster that stalks you from the shadows? Games like Amnesia and ...

Let’s evaluate 2025's fine crop of horror releases. This year, like most years, highlighted the dependability of Hollywood’s ...

Guillermo del Toro, the filmmaker who taught us that beauty can have gills and that innocence often requires disobedience to ...

The Lovecraft Atlas, which beautifully maps the cosmically terrifying worlds brought into existence H.P, Lovecraft, is only available in French at the moment. It has yet to be translated into English ...

This week's Culture Report is a terrifying Halloween takeover where we highlight the holiday's origin, the evolution of the horror genre and Denver's hauntings. Half a million bottles of blood ...

Women have always been part of horror cinema, not only contributing to but profoundly shaping the genre since its very conception and making it what it is today. This is a driving concept behind 1000 ...

Ever wonder why audiences are perpetually driven to sit in a dark cinema and take in horrifying spectacles that push the envelope of what’s creepy and grotesque? Are horror movies actually getting ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. There’s a good chance that a horror movie will be nominated for the 2025 best picture Oscar. It’s long overdue.

Hulu subscribers are in luck this Halloween. The streaming service is packed with options for any viewers looking to watch something spooky in October. There are horror titles for all levels of ...

Katie Ellis receives funding from the Australian Research Council. Gwyneth Peaty does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from ...

The service, offering ad-supported free and subscription tiers just in time for Halloween, promises a mix of “cult classics, international gems, and fresh discoveries from emerging filmmakers.” By ...

Adam Lowenstein, director of the University of Pittsburgh’s Horror Studies Center, stands in front of a display case of horror artifacts. Photo by Aimee Obidzinski / University of Pittsburgh via ...