Why Wasn't The Spinosaurus From Jurassic Park III In The Lost World?
Have you ever wondered why the Spinosaurus that appears in Jurassic Park III didn't pop up in The Lost World: Jurassic Park? Here's the in-universe reason why.
Read More-
-
Horror Master John Carpenter Directed Jason Statham In A Colossal Flop
Early on in his career, Jason Statham joined forces with horror maestro John Carpenter. Unfortunately, the resulting film was a pretty infamous flop.
Read More -
10 Best Movies Set In Connecticut, Ranked
Movies set in Connecticut often have the vibe of being stuck between more interesting places (like the Nutmeg State itself). Here are the best ones, ranked.
Read More -
The 5 Most Gruesome Moments In The Monkey, Ranked
Oz Perkins went hard in the blood-red paint adapting Stephen King's work for The Monkey. So much so, we've ranked the 5 most gruesome moments.
Read More -
15 Years Ago, Martin Scorsese Went Full Horror And Scored One Of His Biggest Box Office Hits
This 2010 movie saw Martin Scorsese wading deeper into the waters of horror than he ever had before, resulting in one of his biggest box office hits.
Read More -
The Director Of The Brutalist Once Starred In A Brutal Horror Classic
In his previous career as an actor, The Brutalist director Brady Corbet once starred in one of the best U.S. remakes of an international horror film.
Read More -
The Monkey Ending Is Way Darker Than Stephen King's Original Short Story
The ending of Osgood Perkins' film adaptation of The Monkey is significantly darker and weirder than the original Stephen King short story on which it's based.
Read More -
How The Monkey Differs From Longlegs — And Every Other Oz Perkins Horror Movie
Longlegs fans should know that The Monkey is unlike anything director Oz Perkins has made before, but continues tackling a consistent theme throughout his work.
Read More -
How The Monkey's Strange Celebrity Cameos Shake Up The Gory Horror Movie
The Monkey, the new Stephen King adaptation from Longlegs director Osgood Perkins, has some surprising cameos. Let's take a look.
Read More -
DC's Clayface Movie Officially Coming Courtesy Of A Director With Proper Horror Movie Bonafides
The Clayface movie written by The Haunting of Hill House and Midnight Mass creator Mike Flanagan has found its director.
Read More -
Every Big Change The Monkey Makes To The Classic Stephen King Short Story
The Monkey, the new horror-comedy from Longlegs director Osgood Perkins, is based on a short story by Stephen King. Here's how the film and the story differ.
Read More -
The Monkey Director Osgood Perkins Doesn't Think Of The Film As A Horror Movie [Exclusive Interview]
Director Oz Perkins tells us about bringing The Monkey to life, why he doesn't think of it as a horror movie, and his next film (which is coming out this year).
Read More -
The Monkey's Bizarre Final Moments Demand A Closer Look
The ending of Oz Perkins' The Monkey features some big swings, so let's talk about them. Specifically, here's who a main character encounters at that stoplight.
Read More -
The Monkey's Popcorn Bucket Is Perfectly Creepy — And Approved By Stephen King Himself
Getting the seal of approval of Stephen King is a life-affirming goal for many horror creatives, but what about the designers of The Monkey popcorn bucket?
Read More -
A Tale Of Two Sisters Ending Explained: It's All In The Family
Get ready for plenty of twists and turns (and ghosts) as we talk about the ending of Kim Jee-woon's creepy horror film A Tale of Two Sisters.
Read More -
How Stephen King Really Feels About 2025's Horror Movie The Monkey
Stephen King has offered his thoughts on The Monkey, the new Osgood Perkins horror-comedy adapted from King's short story.
Read More -
The Bring Her Back Trailer Proves That No One Cuts A Horror Teaser Like A24
The trailer for Bring Her Back, the new horror movie from Talk to Me directors Danny and Michael Philippou, doubles as a showcase for A24's marketing.
Read More -
A Disney Copyright Issue Led To A Change In A Stephen King Horror Movie
The Monkey director Oz Perkins had to tweak his movie adaptation of Stephen King's original horror story due a copyright problem involving Disney.
Read More -
Why Jason Voorhees Never Talks In The Friday The 13th Movies
Not all slasher icons are created equal. Some are fast, some are slow, some have a smart mouth, while others remain silent. So, why doesn't Jason Voorhees talk?
Read More -
The Unlikely Horror Classic That Inspired Scott Derrickson's The Gorge
An Italian horror classic was one of the inspirations for The Gorge, the new Apple TV+ movie starring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy.
Read More -
Why David Bowie Didn't Like His Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me Cameo
Here's why legendary musician David Bowie didn't care for his cameo as the enigmatic Phillip Jeffries in David Lynch's Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.
Read More -
Every R. L. Stine Movie Ranked
There are more than just the Goosebumps and Fear Street movies adapted from the work of R.L. Stine. Here are all the R.L. Stine movies ranked!
Read More -
The Stephen King Book Horror Maestro James Wan Wants To Adapt
James Wan has his eyes on a beloved Stephen King book to adapt one day, but could the horror maestro succeed where others have failed before him?
Read More -
Stephen King's Favorite Superhero Is A DC Comics Icon
It may not surprise you to learn that Stephen King's favorite superhero is Batman, a hero known for using fear as a weapon.
Read More -
The Lost Texas Chainsaw Massacre Sequel You'll Probably Never See
Tobe Hooper's son made a sequel to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 that was supposed to be released decades ago. Here's why it never saw the light of day.
Read More -
How To Watch Robert Eggers' Horror Movie Nosferatu At Home
Robert Eggers' remake of the classic vampire movie Nosferatu will be streaming on Peacock later this month. Here are the ways you can watch the movie at home.
Read More -
The Gorge Review: An Anya Taylor-Joy And Miles Teller Romance Wrapped In Sci-Fi Pulp
The Gorge is a surprisingly romantic mashup of sci-fi, horror, and action, with great chemistry between Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller. Here's our review.
Read More
