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David Naughton and Griffin Dunne in An American Werewolf in London

An American Werewolf In London Traces Its Roots To A 1940s Monster Movie Classic

By Bill Bria October 1st, 2022

The Wolf Man mythology goes back all the way to Hollywood's golden period.

The 15 Best Simpsons Treehouse Of Horror Segments, Ranked

By Michael Boyle October 1st, 2022

'In fact, you might even say we just ate Uter and he's in our stomachs right now!'

Connect Trailer: Takashi Miike Brings His Brand Of Horror To A Disney+ Korea Series

By Erin Brady September 30th, 2022

Takashi Miike (Ichi the Killer, Audition) directed a six-episode body horror series for Disney+ Korea.

Guillermo Del Toro's Cabinet Of Curiosities Trailer: The Maestro Of Monsters Curates A New Set Of Exciting Horrors

By Lex Briscuso September 30th, 2022

Who better to curate a collection of terrifying tales from fantastic filmmakers than Guillermo del Toro?

Rick And Morty Season 6 Features Some Brilliant References To Horror Filmmaker John Carpenter

By Bill Bria September 30th, 2022

The latest episode of Rick and Morty gives off some serious John Carpenter vibes.

Richard Dreyfuss Traces The Start Of His Career Back To British Acting Legend

By Witney Seibold September 30th, 2022

The legendary American actor saw the right play, at the right time.

The Mind-Bending Inspiration Behind The Night House's Twisting Architecture

By Debopriyaa Dutta September 30th, 2022

Pulling from things like The Shining and House of Leaves, director David Bruckner created a superb "geography horror" with The Night House.

The promotional image for season 11 of American Horror Story

American Horror Story Season 11: Release Date, Cast, And More

By BJ Colangelo September 29th, 2022

Everything we know about the upcoming season 11 of American Horror Story, NYC, including a release date, cast, and more.

The Daily Stream: Melancholic Western The Misfits Is Marilyn Monroe's Final Role

By Valerie Ettenhofer September 29th, 2022

The Misfits is committed to getting to the core of a female character who's long-since been defined by the whims and desires of men.

Poltergeist's 'Dead Pool' Scene Was As Gruesome To Shoot As Its Name Implies

By Lee Adams September 29th, 2022

There were real skeletons used during the famously scary scene.

Heather O'Rourke observes a blinding light in Poltergeist

Neither Steven Spielberg Or Tobe Hooper Can Take Full Credit For Poltergeist

By Miyako Pleines September 29th, 2022

Are you Team Steve or Team Tobe?

One Of Rob Zombie's Halloween Stars Only Saw A Small Part Of The Script

By Witney Seibold September 29th, 2022

Rob Zombie's dark vision for the Halloween universe was too dark for its pre-teen star.

Brendan Fraser Credits Matt Damon With Landing Him His First Leading Role

By Jeremy Smith September 28th, 2022

School Ties didn't fare well with critics, and it didn't make a box office splash, but it kickstarted the careers of some actors who would become big stars.

50 Takes Of Crawling On The Ceiling Left Poltergeist's JoBeth Williams Battered And Bleeding

By Matt Rainis September 28th, 2022

JoBeth Williams suffered for her art when making the iconic '80s horror movie Poltergeist.

A 'Communication Breakdown' Cost Steven Spielberg A Poltergeist Screenplay From Stephen King

By Adam Wescott September 28th, 2022

But the real tragedy is that Stephen King never got to work with Tobe Hooper.

Evil Eye Review: Grandmotherly Horror Is Like Mother Goose Gone Mad [Fantastic Fest]

By Matt Donato September 28th, 2022

Evil Eye explores Dominican campfire stories that drip of slime-green goo and adolescent curiosities about the dark arts.

Tales From The Box Office: Rian Johnson's Looper Is A Rare One-And-Done Success Story

By Ryan Scott September 28th, 2022

Rian Johnson's breakout hit Looper was a mid-budget sci-action thriller whose story was entirely self-contained — and stayed that way.

Ana de Armas fights through crowds in Blonde

10 Movies To Watch If You Loved Netflix's Blonde

By Marshall Shaffer September 28th, 2022

If you loved watching Netflix's "Blonde" and want more Marilyn Monroe and brutal takedowns on Hollywood, fame, and fortune, here are some must-see films.