It's Time For Marvel To Put The Cursed Blade Reboot Out Of Its Misery
Marvel has every reason to reboot Blade for the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it's time to give up on the Mahershala Ali-led version of the film.
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A New Blu-Ray Release Shows How 2024's Gnarliest Horror Movie Kill Was Created
The In a Violent Nature Blu-ray features behind-the-scenes footage of one of the year's most memorable horror movie kills.
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Robert Eggers' Nosferatu Did Something Few Other Dracula Movies Have Done
Nosferatu director Robert Eggers is a fan of authentic filming locations, so he took a trip to Transylvania to capture Count Orlok's castle.
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One Classic Stephen King Character Has Never Been Adapted Properly
Mike Flanagan is making a TV adaptation of Carrie, and it's finally time to make Carrie White a fat girl, just like Stephen King intended.
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Christopher Nolan's Next Movie Could Be A Horror Film – With A Killer Twist
Christopher Nolan's next movie is rumored to be a 1920s vampire horror starring Tom Holland and Matt Damon and we really hope the rumor's true.
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This One-Take Horror Movie Is Giving The Zombie Genre New Life On Streaming
There's a bloody new horror movie now streaming on Shudder, and it uses a one-take approach to breathe new life into an oversaturated sub-genre.
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A Famous Horror Crossover Movie Is Slashing Up Max's Top Charts
One of the most famous horror crossovers of all time is slicing up the viewership charts on Max. Here's why this 20-plus-year-old movie still has appeal.
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Quentin Tarantino Likes This Horror Sequel More Than The Classic Original, And It's Now On Netflix
Quentin Tarantino once said he likes this sequel to a horror classic more than the acclaimed original. Now you can watch it on Netflix.
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5 Reasons Why Smile 2 Killed It At The Box Office
Horror sequel Smile 2 enjoyed an even bigger box office debut than the first movie. Here are five reasons why it's a hit.
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Gary Oldman Wasn't Credited For His Work In A Ridley Scott-Directed Horror Movie
Academy Award winner Gary Oldman is normally a selling point for most audiences, but he went uncredited in this horrifying crime thriller.
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One Of The Best Thrillers You've Never Seen Is Fueling 2024's Wildest Horror Movies
Smile 2, Trap, The Substance, and Longlegs all share DNA with Vox Lux, the forgotten 2018 thriller starring Natalie Portman.
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5 Actors Who Can Replace Christian Bale As American Psycho's Patrick Bateman
With Luca Guadagnino developing his own film version of American Psycho, here are our picks for who could follow Christian Bale in playing Patrick Bateman.
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The Three Stephen King Books The Author Would Save In A Fire
Stephen King knows exactly which three of his books he'd save from having all their copies burned in a fire. Let's take a closer look at his choices.
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A Disturbing Horror Movie With Matthew McConaughey Marked Bill Paxton's Directorial Debut
Bill Paxton was a beloved figure who elevated every project he was in, including his horror feature directorial debut starring Matthew McConaughey.
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Paul Rudd Got His Hollywood Start In The Halloween Franchise's Biggest Flop
Halloween 6: The Curse of Michael Myers introduced the world to 'Paul Stephen Rudd.' Fortunately the flop didn't stop his budding career.
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Jared Padalecki's 10 Best Movies And TV Shows, Ranked
Thanks to Supernatural and Gilmore Girls, Jared Padalecki is quite well known, despite not having a ton of credits. But what are his best movie and TV roles?
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Jack Nicholson Refused To Return To Acting For A Stephen King Adaptation
Stephen King famously hated Jack Nicholson's performance in The Shining, but that's not why the legendary actor refused to return for Doctor Sleep.
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The Moth In The Silence Of The Lambs Poster Has A Scandalous Secret
The Silence of the Lambs has one of the most famous movie posters of all time, but a closer look at the moth reveals a hidden secret.
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Lady Gaga's Favorite Thrillers & Horror Movies Include Three Hitchcock Classics
Lady Gaga is a fan of the Master of Suspense, name-checking multiple Alfred Hitchcock movies in her lyrics. Here are a couple other films that freak her out.
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Stephen King Almost Stopped Writing Horror Books After One Of His Biggest Hits
After the success of It, Stephen King temporarily shifted gears from writing horror books in favor of tackling other genres. Here's why he did that.
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Denzel Washington Was Once Considered For A Pre-MCU Marvel Superhero Role
Years before the Marvel Cinematic Universe came along, Denzel Washington was studio executives' top pick to headline an earlier Marvel superhero film.
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Child Stars Who Went On To Have Normal Jobs As Adults
For every child star who transitions into becoming a successful adult actor, there are a bunch who leave Hollywood for normal jobs, even if they were big stars.
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Smile 2's Best Scare Recalls A Legendary (And Terrifying) Anime Movie
A creepy scene in the newly released horror sequel Smile 2 seems to be heavily influenced by a classic anime horror movie.
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Smile 2's Grossest Death Scene Feels Torn Straight From A Nasty Indie Horror Movie
Smile 2 features a gruesome death scene that stretches the limits of how much gore a studio horror movie can unleash on viewers.
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James Wan's Follow-Up To Saw Was A Critical And Commercial Flop That's Now Beloved
After the first Saw movie, James Wan directed Dead Silence, a box office flop that deserves your love and attention.
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Wolf Man Trailer Resurrects A Classic Universal Monster With A Bloody New Vision
Leigh Whannell's Wolf Man brings the classic Universal monster into the modern day with a scary new trailer. Watch it right here.
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Here's How Smile 2 Pays Off The First Movie's Bleak Ending
Horror sequel Smile 2 makes sure to deal with some loose ends from the first Smile movie before beginning its main story.
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