Whether it’s unforgettable characters that have become pop culture staples, the creation of unique atmospheres, or the ability to play on our deepest fears, here are seven of the best horror ...

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From Resident Evil to Silent Hill, we’ve seen our fair share of horror game adaptations. Where some hit their mark, others leave behind what made these fictional stories truly terrifying.

If that doesn’t sound like you, then Netflix has quite a few great horror movies to fill your time with instead. This month, we handpicked a few of the best horror movies on Netflix that fit the ...

Like Michael or Jason, audiences can always expect American Horror Story to return with another gruesome tale. However, what if something unspeakable happened? What if there were no new season?

Austen Goslin (he/him) is an entertainment editor. He writes about the latest TV shows and movies, and particularly loves all things horror. The year is off to a great start, at least as far as ...

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Horror games are more frightening than movies due to immersive experiences like jump scares & tension. Doki Doki Literature Club surprises players with a genre twist, creating unnerving moments ...

But there’s also a scary movie subgenre that aims to weaponize these fond memories into something sinister: analog horror. Let’s explore the eerie, static-filled world of CRT TVs, emergency ...

In fact, it sometimes feels like the only movies that make money at the box office are remakes, sequels, and horror films. What we know: Jack Quaid and Sophie Thatcher get together and put their ...

By Richard Newby With so much uncertainty about, well, just about everything, horror remains a constant. Call it cold comfort, but we’ll always have something to fear. What we do with that fear ...