His movies aren't without frights ('Jaws' and 'Jurassic Park' surely caused some nightmares), but the Oscar winner would like to tackle a full-on scary movie someday.
Killer plants, deadly getaways, and sinister rituals await.
If you hunger for monsters and thirst for blood, 2026 is going to be an excellently gruesome year on screens both big and small.
Fill yourself with the festive spirit by feasting on these classic and recent holiday-themed picks.
Even with a so-so showing for 'M3GAN 2.0,' the Blumhouse-Atomic Monster alliance ended up having a fantastic 2025.
In a languid era where every studio exec is still chasing shared universe unicorns, recent horror has provided a framework that eschews much of contemporary franchise filmmaking.
Director Na Hong-jin’s shamanic possession thriller earns its place among the genre’s finest for its unflinching exploration of superstition, dread, and post-colonial paranoia.
Been loving horror movies lately? If so, the Academy Museum's got an exhibit next year celebrating the genre's rise throughout the decades.
Shintaro Kago's manga is a wildly imaginative, twisted, and comedic tale about a live-in nurse's misadventures with a gaggle of supernaturally gifted old folks.
From classics like 'Poltergeist' to newer films like 'When Evil Lurks,' get ready to be terrified this spooky season.
'Primate' asks what would happen if a pet monkey decided to go ape on his human family like a slasher horror villain, and the answer looks both hilarious and terrifying.
In a genre crowded with hollow aesthetic mimicry, 'The Summer Hikaru Died' is a rare triumph.
Move over, Labubu, the 'Child's Play' slasher icon is your real friend till the end.
Fans of the Glowstick thriller may be pleased to hear it'll be coming to theaters as a (probably bloody) scary movie.
The Grabber is back with new powers to better terrorize Finney when 'Black Phone 2' hits theaters this October.
Go beyond the originals and stream these later entries in some of horror's most beloved series.
Barrymore wants to remake the iconic '90s film that originally starred Meryl Streep, Goldie Hawn, and Bruce Willis.
Eli Craig, director of Tucker & Dale vs. Evil and Little Evil, has a new evil hitting theaters May 9.
Director David F. Sandberg says adapting a beloved horror game for the big screen surpassed even the complexities of managing last-minute DC production changes.
These six excellent picks all feature stars, writers, and directors who've made news recently with other exciting projects.
