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Jason chats with Michael Gingold, author of Ad Nauseam: Newsprint Nightmares from the '70s and '80s, a year-by-year deep dive into the author's personal

A list of underrated horror cult classics awaits you, from rock opera to werewolf puberty, there's something for everyone here.

When you're a fan of horror movies, truly any night can be a perfect night to watch the genre But not every time will it be easy to find one you haven't seen yet or at least one that you'd watch multiple times I've often found myself forgetting how the reach of female-directed horror films[...]

With Halloween fast approaching, it feels like the perfect time to revisit a few slasher franchises that forever changed the horror genre.

I believe you tend to fall in love with the era you grew up with because that's when horror movies are most effective Everyone has that memory of being at a sleepover and someone putting on the movie you're not supposed to watch and having it ruin your life for months I miss those days[...]

The South Korean horror film Gonjiam Asylum has completely reinvented the found-footage genre with a cast and crew that changed the game.

The writers of the 2005 reboot House of Wax are shopping an idea for a prequel to the studio in an attempt to return to the cult classic.

#ALIVE might be the zombie movie of the moment. It’s a tightly-written, no-holds-barred zombie movie that features a hero trapped in lockdown during the

Good news, zombie lovers! South Korea loves zombie movies too! #Alive is yet another zombie movie with a twist that’s going to premiere on Netflix

In 1992, a BBC TV play had its one airing on Halloween night that freaked out the entire UK and brought attacks on the network: Ghostwatch.

Clive Barker’s Books of Blood are an essential collection of stories in the canon of horror fiction from the 1980s. Now a new movie adaptation will debut

It is also the best horror movie out right now, and that's saying a lot in a crowded field of direct-to-streaming low-budget horror movies currently available It's gotten justifiably rave reviews, a British horror movie shot in lockdown with a director, cast and crew all working from their own locations in isolation. "Host" poster, Shudder To keep[...]

Host has a simple premise: a bunch of friends, bored during the lockdown, decide to host a séance on zoom. The result is a fun if predictable horror movie.

Everyone is terrified of Asian ghost women. You know what they look like: long black hair, dark as ink, that trails all the way down, sometimes covering

AMC's The Walking Dead amped up the paranoia, tension, and brutality with "Stalker" (check out our review here) - and our biggest highlight? Beta (Ryan