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Robert Englund observes it's the political incorrectness of Freddy Krueger that's helped the character endure for so long.
Rights holders Horror INC surmount the legal loopholes and mount a return to Crystal Lake for a new 'Friday the…
Review: 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' is everything wrong with legacy sequels as it lacks reverence for its…
Based on the 2020 novel of the same name by Adam Cesare, Clown in a Cornfield follows 17-year-old Quinn Maybrook…
The Thing (1982) and Halloween (1978) are two unforgettable horror masterworks from the great John Carpenter.
Urban legends are the topic of the day, and we bring you a review of the iconic 1992 film Candyman,…
Director Rob Zombie considers his debut 'House of 1000 Corpses' "calamitous" but fans of his work heartily disagree. Who's right?
In a Violent Nature isn’t always riveting, but it’s the slasher genre seen through a fresh pair of blood-soaked goggles.
Blumhouse wants to mine more horror franchises like gold and next on their list is the notorious holiday slasher My…
This weekend's double feature is two films with the most bizarre family values: the grindhouse Basket Case and Hungary's Taxidermia.