No Movie Star’s Death Ever Hit This Hard — or Ever Will Again
Looking at the life and death of silent cinema's king of romance.
'Masque of the Red Death' Would've Been a Better Title for Mike Flanagan's Series
Is 'The Fall of the House of Usher' what's really being adapted?
The Best Edgar Allan Poe Adaptation Brings Some of Horror’s Best Minds Together
“Yet mad I am not...and very surely do I not dream.”
One of the Rare Horror Epics Was Nominated for an Oscar
Looking at one of horror's biggest (and longest) epics.
Vincent Price Gave Us ‘The Fall of the House of Usher’ Way Before Mike Flanagan
"And the deep and dank tarn closed sullenly and silently over the fragments of the House of Usher."
This Horror Movie Couple Is the Genre’s Best
Let the right one in. Let the old dreams die. Let the wrong ones go.
One of the Earliest Jump Scares Is Still Influencing Horror Movies Today
Who knows where we'd be without this iconic scene from almost 100 years ago?
The Saw Franchise’s Best Trap Isn’t Even Its Gnarliest
This trap has become as iconic as the deranged Jigsaw killer himself.
The Real-Life Murder That Has Spawned Several Movie and TV Iterations
This unsolved cold case still captivates us.
This Is the Scariest Plot Twist in a Movie, and It’s Not ‘The Sixth Sense’
This movie won't only break your heart, but blow your mind.
Pieces of Movie History Were Lost Forever in a 1937 Fire
Looking back on the infamous Fox vault fire of 1937.
This Horror Movie’s Alternate Ending Is Way Darker Than What We Got
It would have used a familiar horror trope but in the worst way.
Why BBC's ‘Ghosts’ Is a Max Must-Watch
This ensemble cast creates magic in the original haunted UK sitcom.
Was 'The Exorcist' a Cursed Production?
Unraveling the story of one of the most infamous "cursed" films
A Brief History of Australian Horror, From 'Wolf Creek' to 'Talk to Me'
From Ozploitation to splatter films, the Land Down Under knows how to scare us.
Ron Perlman Played Against Type in This Fantasy Drama TV Series
Before Hellboy, Slade, The Lich, or Clay Morrow, Perlman won a Golden Globe for his breakout performance.
This Is the First F-Bomb in the History of Cinema
A brief history of cinematic swearing, from the very first films to use the F-word.