Terror Train doesn't reinvent the slasher, but its confined train setting, costume-switching killer and Jamie Lee Curtis give this 1980 horror movie plenty of personality.

The Cursed takes familiar werewolf mythology and turns it into something much darker, blending Gothic atmosphere, folk horror and body horror into a grim period tale of violence, guilt and supernatural revenge.

Tom Halstead has collected more than 150 4K movies despite one small problem: he doesn't own a 4K player or 4K TV. From steelbooks and boutique releases to elaborate collector's editions, he shares the 12 favorite pieces in his growing physical media collection.

For Day 13 of the 31 Days of Halloween, I finally watched When a Stranger Calls. Its famous opening and final act still worked for me, but what happens when you experience an influential horror movie after decades of seeing other filmmakers build upon its best ideas?

Ryan Gosling's casting as Ghost Rider may represent more than just another Marvel announcement. As the first film expected to follow Avengers: Secret Wars, Ghost Rider has the opportunity to restore confidence in Marvel Studios' creative direction while introducing audiences to the supernatural side of the MCU.

Small-budget theatrical hits like Obsession, Backrooms, and Iron Lung may point toward something larger happening in Hollywood. This article explores whether creators who built audiences online are beginning to establish a new path into feature filmmaking.

With Under Paris 2 officially in development, Alexandre Aja is stepping in as director. Here are four of his horror films that show exactly why he’s the right choice.

May 2026 is shaping up to be a huge month for horror, with four new releases generating strong buzz from early screenings and the festival circuit.

A The Lost Boys (1987) review exploring its iconic 80s style, vampire mythology, and why it remains one of the most accessible horror films of its era.

A Halloween II (1981) review exploring Michael Myers, Laurie Strode, and how the sequel bridges the original film and the rise of 80s slashers.

A personal look at the roots of found footage horror, from The Blair Witch Project to Paranormal Activity, and how the genre evolved into what it is today.

Day 10 of 31 Days of Halloween explores City of the Living Dead, Lucio Fulci’s occult horror film blending atmosphere, undead terror, and supernatural dread.

Day 9 of 31 Days of Halloween features a deep dive into The Silence of the Lambs, exploring Hannibal Lecter, Buffalo Bill, and how the film redefined serial killer thrillers and modern horror.

Day 8 of 31 Days of Halloween dives into Demons (1985), a wild Italian cult classic where possession spreads, chaos erupts, and 80s horror goes full throttle.

Day 7 of the 31 Days of Halloween celebrates Tremors as the ultimate creature feature, breaking down its iconic moments, practical effects, cast, and why it remains endlessly rewatchable.

Day 6 of 31 Days of Halloween dives into A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master, breaking down Freddy’s wild kills, 80s vibes, practical effects, and where this entry fits in the franchise.

A spoiler-light review of V/H/S/Halloween as part of our 31 Days of Halloween series, breaking down each segment, standout moments, and how it compares to other entries in the Shudder-era V/H/S franchise.

A look back at Stephen King’s 1408 as part of 31 Days of Halloween, exploring its psychological horror, legacy as an adaptation, and modern remake potential.

A spoiler-light review of Grizzly Night, a somber film based on true grizzly bear attacks in 1967. This grounded drama explores wildlife history, tragedy, and its lasting impact.

Day 3 of 31 Days of Halloween explores Rogue (2007), a killer crocodile thriller that delivers tense scares, strong performances, and one unforgivable mistake.