Horror is arguably the most versatile genre of movies. A good horror movie does what it can to elicit feelings of fear, shock or disgust from its audience. Whether it's copious amounts of gore ...

Amazon Prime Video offers audiences a collection of some of the best horror movies to stream. Amazon’s streaming service will cater to all horror fans thanks to the variety on hand, ranging from ...

The genre of horror has existed since the beginning of film. While it's certainly grown more intense or psychological as time has gone on, it's always been there, scaring audiences in their seats ...

Scenes such as that, as well as a violent scene of rape and murder, are what fully transform the film from a Hitchcock thriller into full-blown horror. Frenzy holds the distinction of being ...

The horror genre has undergone a remarkable transformation over the last ten years. From psychological nightmares to nerve-shredding thrillers, each year has delivered something unique—movies ...

The year 2024 was a significant one for horror movies, highlighted by a successful awards season and dominance by the genre at the box office. Notably, the Oscars recognized four films within the ...

Body Horror is one of those sub-genres that can be a bit tricky to define, though one that sometimes gets conflated with anything gory. There has to be a human body (preferably several ...

Viewer beware, you're in for a scare, because these are the best horror movies on Netflix. Over the years, the service has loaded up on some of the finest emerging talent when it comes to leaving ...

Barron, 50, travelled to Cracow from Brisbane in 2018 to film the independent horror-comedy movie Two Heads Creek. Initially, the special effects makeup artist-turned director and writer planned ...

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Familial strife is the film’s backbone, but what a poor and broken backbone it is. Horror films primed on increasingly gory demises have always trafficked in archetypes. The dumb blonde.