R.L. Stine's Fear Street In Development For Movie Series
Rising horror director Leigh Janiak will oversee the series.
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Teens Court Death In Rio In Trailer For Brazilian Horror Movie Kill Me Please
What's more exciting to a high schooler than a killer on the loose?
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Emily Mortimer Joins Seafaring Supernatural Thriller Mary
It's like "We Bought a Zoo" on the ocean. With ghosts.
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Gunnar Hansen's Death House Finally Gets A Release Date
Some have called the movie "the Expendables of horror."
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Jamie Lee Curtis Returning For Halloween Reboot
Curtis will return as Laurie Strode in the upcoming reboot co-written by Danny McBride.
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Anya Taylor-Joy And Director Of The Witch To Reunite For Nosferatu Remake
As far as horrible nightmares go, this one sounds pretty good.
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Jennifer Lawrence's Mother! Pushed Up A Month
The psychological thriller has a new release date.
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Javier Bardem Is On Fire In New Mother! Poster
Jennifer Lawrence ripped her heart out in her Mother! poster, so it makes sense that her co-star Javier Bardem would also have to undergo some terrors in his solo poster for the upcoming thriller.
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The Reasons These Movie Trailers Were Banned
Previews are supposed to be innocuous yet enticing, and definitely not controversial. But once in a while, a tease of a yet-to-be-released movie goes too far, and audiences react negatively. Here are some times when studios had to remove movie previews from public view.
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Antlers Trailer: Guillermo Del Toro's Newest Horror Pits Keri Russell Against Terrifying Beasts
Horror master Guillermo del Toro is back with a new nightmare. The first trailer has dropped for the filmmaker's newest project, Antlers, which depicts unsettling scenes filled with odd stories and mysterious monsters. Del Toro produced the film, with Scott Cooper sitting in the director's seat.
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Horror Movies Audiences Loved That Critics Hated
While some horror films were hated by the critics, they have still managed to build devoted fan bases. What are these horror flicks, and what makes them so popular? From cult classics to mainstream hits, here are the horror movies that audiences loved and critics hated.
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Hannibal Lecter's Backstory Explained
What were the events and traumas that shaped Hannibal Lecter into the weirdly beloved serial killer he became? The fava beans are stewing and the Chianti is decanting — we're having lots of old friends for dinner to explore Hannibal Lecter's story.
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James Wan's Next Film Is A Secret Horror Project At New Line
Get ready for another round of jump-scary good times. James Wan is prepping to unleash another big-screen tale of terror on genre lovers everywhere. The director of Aquaman and The Conjuring will get back to his horror roots for his next project, a secret horror film set up at New Line Cinema.
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The Most Paused Horror Movie Moments
Whatever the reason, sometimes you just need a few extra seconds before all the screaming and stabbing starts up again. From nightmarish jump scares to unbelievably weird-looking beasts, these are the most paused horror movie moments.
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These Are The Best Horror Films Of 2018
To make sure you're keeping up with the new entries in the genre, we're compiling a list of the best horror movies of 2018. Keep checking back throughout the year, whenever you're feeling the itch to make your skin crawl.
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Suspiria's First Trailer Is Gorgeous And Spellbinding
Suspiria, the Italian horror remake that at first nobody wanted, is starting to look like a can't-miss experience in its spellbinding, gorgeous first trailer. Directed by Call Me By Your Name's Luca Guadagnino, the movie stars Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, and a very palpable sense of dread.
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Suspiria Remake Sets Fall Release Date
Suspiria, the horror remake none of us thought we needed, is slowly creeping closer to a release date. The movie, which stars Dakota Johnson, Tilda Swinton, Mia Goth, and Chloe Grace Moretz, is a remake of a 1977 horror classic directed by Dario Argento, set for release this November by Amazon.
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Dazed And Confused 2 Happened And Barely Anyone Noticed
"It doesn't seem to go away, does it?" director Richard Linklater mused about his 1993 cult classic, Dazed and Confused. It really doesn't, and despite the film's extremely long tail on home video, Linklater never got it together to produce the long rumored Dazed and Confused 2. Or did he?
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Neve Campbell Gives An Intriguing Update On Scream 5
Scream queen Neve Campbell recently spoke about being contacted by the directors of Scream 5. What she said is sure to give fans hope that she will indeed return as Sidney Prescott in the next Scream film.
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Rob Liefeld Makes Bold Suggestion About Ryan Reynolds' Deadpool Future
Deadpool creator Rob Liefeld has a pretty unorthodox take on Ryan Reynolds' future as a comic book star, and we're guessing most fans aren't likely to agree. It sounds like someone might have an axe to grind with Disney and Marvel Studios.
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A Major Character Will Reportedly Be Bisexual In The Batman
Time to fire up the old DC rumor mill once again. Those gossip hounds at We Got This Covered are citing their ever-mysterious anonymous sources in reporting that a major character in writer-director Matt Reeves' upcoming The Batman will be depicted as bisexual. That character: Catwoman.
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Hamilton Fans Just Got Incredible News
Hamilton isn't throwing away its shot — or, at the very least, it's not waiting until the fall any more. A surprise announcement came, courtesy of Disney, that the filmed version of Hamilton that features the Tony Award-winning original cast will be available to stream on Disney+ on July 3.
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In Darkness: See Trailer For Horror Film Starring And Written By Natalie Dormer
Horror movies are always best watched in a darkened room. A first trailer has been released for In Darkness, a new thriller movie that stars and was written by Game of Thrones' Natalie Dormer. She wrote the screenplay along with director Anthony Byrne, who is also her longtime romantic partner.
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The Grudge Reboot Gets An Official Release Date
The Grudge is coming back — and now we know when. Sony has officially dated its upcoming reboot of The Grudge, and while some may have anticipated a genre-appropriate debut date close to Halloween, the studio subverted expectations with its final decision.
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Upgrade Red Band Trailer Dishes Out High-Tech Vengeance
Saw and Insidious writer Leigh Whannell is back for his second feature as director with Upgrade, a story of violent revenge with a killer technological twist. The movie doesn't hit theaters until June, but you can check out the red band, NSFW trailer for the movie now.
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