Muse Watson Took An Intensely Physical Approach To Playing I Know What You Did Last Summer's Slasher
Playing the hook-for-a-hand killer in the 90s slasher I Know What You Did Last Summer was a challenging role for actor Muse Watson.
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1899 Trailer: The Creators Of Dark Return With A New Netflix Mystery-Horror Series
This looks creepy in all the right ways.
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How Final Destination's DNA Found Its Way Into Wish Upon
Wish Upon wanted to emulate the shock and awe of the Final Destination kills.
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The Story Of Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid Wasn't An Easy Fit For A Film
Screenwriter William Goldman was attracted to the story of Cassidy and Sundance because it was unusual for a cowboy, or even American, story.
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John Carpenter's Inspiration For They Live Came Straight From The 1960s
One of the most famous John Carpenter movies drew from multiple inspirations.
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Wes Craven's Exodus From One Community Kickstarted His Love For Film
One of the greatest horror directors of all time grew up wanting to work for Disney.
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George Harrison Thought Terry Gilliam Owed Him An Apology Over Time Bandits
George Harrison produced the Terry Gilliam movie "Time Bandits," but production was not a positive experience for the former Beatle.
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Henry Cavill 'Never Expected' The Sherlock Role When He Was Offered Enola Holmes
But it turned out Cavill was exactly what Enola Holmes was looking for.
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Hereditary Was More Connected To Midsommar Than Even Ari Aster Realized
While Aster was on set during Midsommar, he discovered some interconnection between his two very different films.
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John Carpenter Hid His Love For The Thing In The Halloween Franchise
John Carpenter's horror film Halloween has a nice reference to The Thing from Another World, the 1951 monster movie the director remade in 1982.
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The Daily Stream: Professor Marston And The Wonder Women Is A Tender And Vital Polyamorous Love Story
An iconic superhero is born in the midst of an unconventional love story in Professor Marston and the Wonder Women.
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Tales From The Box Office: Why Silent Hill Failed Where Resident Evil Succeeded
As we get ready to Return to Silent Hill, let's take a look back at Christophe Gans' original 2006 horror adaptation.
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Year Of The Vampire: In Nosferatu The Vampyre, Werner Herzog Made Dracula A Spiritual Blight
People dine and dance, and we know Dracula's curse will continue beyond the closing credits.
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Bruce Willis Credits The Cub Scouts With Kicking Off His Acting Career
We can all thank the Cub Scouts for getting Bruce Willis into acting.
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If You Want To Dance The Masque, You Must Service The Composer With The Tar Soundtrack Available Today
Take a step into Lydia Tár's world with the TÁR original soundtrack, featuring original compositions as well as cuts from Mahler and Edward Elgar.
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Netflix Isn't Going To Stop Making Jeffrey Dahmer Projects, Huh?
There's a non-exploitative way to adapt true crime, and not pursuing that is a choice.
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The Rings Of Power Orchestrators Break Down Bear McCreary's Epic Score [Exclusive Interview]
The orchestrators talked about collaborating with McCreary, working on Jordan Peele's "Nope," and more.
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The 10 Best Religious Horror Movies You Need To Check Out
These are the 10 best religious horror movies you need to check out, with some of the best scares, best devils, and even the best musical numbers of all time.
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The Thing Ending Explained: Wait Here A Little While And See What Happens
John Carpenter's The Thing ends with a chillingly nihilistic note — perhaps a commentary on the social turmoil in 1980s America.
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The Rings Of Power May Be Over, But You Can Watch Morfydd Clark Touch The Darkness In Saint Maud
Missing Morfydd Clark? Check out Saint Maud while you wait for season 2 of The Rings of Power.
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Jordan Peele Would Love To Work With Keke Palmer Again
And we would very much like to see that happen.
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Terror Train Review: Punch Your Ticket To Boredom [Brooklyn Horror Film Festival]
Terror Train commits the sin of being forgettable.
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In A24's Aftersun, Director Charlotte Wells Shows Us That The Journey For Closure Is Equal Parts Painful And Necessary
The new drama is a tough, emotional, cathartic watch.
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Reese Witherspoon Impacted I Know What You Did Last Summer's Casting Even After Turning It Down
In a post-Scream landscape, the slasher genre was ready to make stars.
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Alfred Hitchcock's Humor Influenced Dario Argento Just As Much As His Horror
Neither Hitchcock nor Argento gets due credit for the amount of humor in their films.
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