The first entry in Universal and Blumhouse's re-imagined monster series will soon reveal itself. If you're wanting to know how long you'll have to enjoy — or endure — the "visceral" tension of Whannell's signature take on The Invisible Man, we've got the answer for you.
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Don't look now, but writer-director Leigh Whannell's The Invisible Man is shaping up to be one of the year's biggest horror hits. The flick has been screened for critics, and while there is still an embargo on formal reviews, they're taking to social media in droves to praise the film.
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Don't worry. If you, like everyone else, were baffled by The Turning's bizarre ending, we're here to help.
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With his first appearance in the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre, Leatherface instantly earned a spot among the all-time classic horror movie villains. His story has become somewhat muddled throughout a series of sequels, prequels, and reboots, but don't worry -- we're here to sort it out for you.
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Gremlins is a memorable gem of 1980s genre filmmaking for a number of reasons — it's funny, it's weird, and it's dripping with nostalgia. But a big part of its appeal was its cast of young stars and veteran character actors. Let's shine a bright light on where they are now.
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While this follow-up may be a little headier than the movie that came before it, there's no reason to be caught out of the loop. Let's break down the ending of Happy Death Day 2U.
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2018 has already delivered a number of standout horror movies, many of them flying under the radar of most moviegoers — so we've collected our favorites in this list, making it easier than ever to find some gold in this ever-growing content heap.
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A good ending can make or break a horror movie. Fortunately for fright fans, the 21st century has been full of fantastic finales that have sent us scrambling under the covers in fear—and from ghostly apparitions to bloodthirsty vampires, here are the greatest.
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What you can't see can hurt you. On Thursday, November 7, Universal Pictures unwrapped the first trailer for The Invisible Man — director Leigh Whannell's modernized take on H.G. Wells' 1897 novel of the same name. Here are all the small details you may have missed in the trailer.
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The film's trailers make it out to be a combination of a haunted house movie and a medical horror story, but if you've watched Eli, you know that it's headed for a very different place, and there are a lot of moving parts involved with getting it there.
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Sure, a lot of found-footage horror films are garbage, but for all the bad ones out there, there are still a few gems worth watching. From obscure flicks to landmark films, these are the found-footage horror movies that are actually good.
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We know that Doctor Sleep and The Shining are connected … but how? Well, you don't need psychic abilities to figure that out, because today, we're explaining the connections between Doctor Sleep and The Shining, from returning characters to returning themes.
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Stephen King's The Shining and Stanley Kubrick's adaptation are two completely different beasts. From the creepy twins to that bleeding elevator, here are the many ways the novel differs from the movie.
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There are a whole lot of dumb things in Gremlins that everyone ignored, and continue to ignore, for good reason. After all, it's a genuinely special film. But with every rewatch, all of those dumb little moments get louder and way more obvious.
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Stanley Kubrick's The Shining is a masterpiece. As a result, some details in the film that seem out of place serve to illustrate the supernatural forces at work in the Overlook. But others can't be dismissed so easily. Here are a few dumb things in The Shining that we just can't ignore.
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Spooky season is officially upon us, and Netflix is kicking off the most frightful time of year with a film that promises scares in line with 2018's genre-smashing shocker Hereditary. Horror author Joe Hill recently said that Netflix's new flick In the Tall Grass is "Hereditary-level scary."
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With their ever-expanding selection of offerings, Netflix has plenty of psychological thrillers ready for movie night. But it's time to look beyond popular films like Bird Box and No Country for Old Men. Here are a few disturbing films you probably haven't seen ... but don't watch them alone.
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After all these years and so many sequels, it can be hard to remember what really happened in all the Friday the 13th movies. Let's dive into Crystal Lake and take a look at the entire Friday the 13th story, finally explained.
Read MoreGroot Studios has made an alternate Avengers: Endgame trailer that cleverly re-imagines the super-sized, superhero bonanza as a straight-up horror flick in style of It: Chapter Two — with Thanos posing as the would-be madman mass murderer at the story's center.
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Hollywood has always managed to cash in with genre pictures. When it comes to cinema's biggest bang for the buck, however, studios big and small continue to mine the spooky, blood-spattered realm of horror.
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There are plenty of reasons why a face on film might look familiar. In the case of the actress who stars in this year's 47 Meters Down: Uncaged, though, she's recognizable for her family name and her famous father that you know from two huge movie franchises.
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For each horror classic we watch every Halloween, there are a dozen scary stories that never made it to the big screen. Here are some freaky films that never got to haunt theaters, from undead soldiers to Lovecraftian creatures.
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Good news, horror fans: Chucky's back with a 21st century technology upgrade — and the same old homicidal streak. Here's a look at what goes down in 2019's Child's Play, and what it all means once the closing credits roll.
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M. Night Shyamalan's touching-yet-terrifying ghost flick ends with one of the greatest twists in movie history. It's a final revelation with a pop cultural impact rivaled only by The Empire Strikes Back, as the last few minutes redefine the entire film and give the movie a totally new meaning.
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What about this version of Pet Sematary sets it apart from Stephen King's original novel and the first terrifying film adaptation from 1989?
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How good horror trailers are made and what they contain has evolved over the decades, but great horror trailers all seem to have one trait in common — they all make us want to know more, whether they're packed with scares or just exist as a simple proof of concept.
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Jennifer Kent's 2014 horror hit The Babadook has plenty to say about grief and the exhaustion of motherhood, while also being just plain scary. Part of the movie's appeal is its moody, ambiguous ending. If it's in a look or in a book, you can't get rid of the Babadook… but you can understand it.
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