Landman's Ali Larter Helped Launched This Major 2000s Horror Movie Franchise
Before her role on the hit series Landman, Ali Larter appeared in the first two entries of this long-running horror franchise.
Read MoreBefore her role on the hit series Landman, Ali Larter appeared in the first two entries of this long-running horror franchise.
Read MoreUndertone is one of 2026's most unique and terrifying horror movies, but you'll want to see it in a theater to get the full experience.
Read MoreReady or Not 2: Here I Come proves to be just as explosively fun as its predecessor, even if it's essentially 'the same, but more.' Here's our review.
Read MoreIf Amy Madigan wins an Oscar for her memorable performance as Aunt Gladys in Weapons, it should not be considered merely a "career Oscar."
Read MoreThere's nothing quite like a genuinely groundbreaking fright.
Read MoreJohn Carpenter's The Thing ends with a chillingly nihilistic note — perhaps a commentary on the social turmoil in 1980s America.
Read MoreFollowing the release of Mark Mylod's The Menu, we explore how other directors spun edible treats into biting horror films.
Read MoreIs there any phrase in horror scarier than "based on true events?" Read on to learn more about the terrifying real stories behind these classic horror flicks.
Read MoreStephen King's name is synonymous with horror, but not every film adaptation of the author's work is a hit. These great movies, for example, deserve more love.
Read MoreWhat happened at the end of American Psycho? Is it all in Patrick Bateman's head? And did he ever return those videotapes?
Read MoreAdam Scott stars in the new horror movie Hokum, which hails from Irish filmmaker Damian McCarthy, who directed 2024's Oddity.
Read MoreA skeptical paranormal podcaster gets more than she bargained for in undertone, a genuinely scary new A24 horror movie. Here's our review.
Read MoreMaggie Gyllenhaal's big swing directorial effort The Bride! was never going to be a box office success. It's something much more valuable.
Read MoreThe arrival of Insidious: The Red Door means there are now five entries in the horror franchise. Here's the correct order for watching them chronologically.
Read MoreOprah Winfrey was one of the biggest tastemakers of the 1990s, but her hatred of this Brad Pitt horror movie couldn't stop it from becoming a classic.
Read MoreThis Inception-like '80s sci-fi horror flick starring Dennis Quaid makes up for its modest budget by piling on the B-movie goodness.
Read MoreMaggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride!, starring Jessie Buckley and Christian Bale, came in far below box office expectations. Here's what happened.
Read MoreStephen King's vampire novel Salem's Lot has been directly adapted three different times. How do those adaptations stack up against each other?
Read MoreIf you've never seen the 1992 movie Sleepwalkers, which has a script by horror icon Stephen King, it's currently streaming on Netflix.
Read MoreRyan Coogler's spectacular vampire horror film Sinners features a handful of subversive choices, but the bravest of them isn't being discussed very much.
Read MorePennywise's true form in IT: Welcome to Derry is a mind-obliterating display called the Deadlights, but there's more to It than that.
Read MoreLionsgate has been developing an American Psycho remake for a while, and now original American Psycho star Christian Bale has given his thoughts on the matter.
Read MoreStephen King's works have been adapted so many times that it's hard to keep track, and even a film starring Ron Perlman can become forgotten.
Read More1982 saw the release of some of the most iconic sci-fi movies ever. Here are five films from that year that helped define the genre.
Read MoreBarbie and The Bride are equally misunderstood pop culture figures. It shouldn't surprise anyone that their films serve as companion pieces to each other.
Read MoreMaggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride! makes multiple references to Frankenstein films of the past, but one Easter egg proves how smart she and her movie truly are.
Read MoreJohn Mulaney joked that he lost a role in a Maggie Gyllenhaal movie, and now that we've seen The Bride!, we're so glad he did.
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