Here's what happens in every "Scream" movie so you're completely up to speed for the newest installment.
Neve Campbell, David Arquette and Courteney Cox return in the much anticipated "Scream" reboot, coming to theaters on January 14.
Does "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" breathe new life into the franchise, or is it an attempt to gin up viral fandom by copy-and-pasting the original film onto a new screen?
Great, now we won't be able to ever use a public restroom again in peace.
Neve Campbell returns to find out the true identity of Ghostface, coming to theaters January 14.
Alasdair Beckett-King brilliantly riffs on all the tired tropes in every haunted house movie.
Halloween season is upon us, but not everybody likes horror movies. If you want to get your blood pumping but you don't love being frightened by excessive gore or violence, here are some of the best alternatives you can stream.
Thanks, our childhood memories have been forever ruined now.
"Return To Oz" was ostensibly meant to be an unofficial sequel to "The Wizard Of Oz." The actual movie is horrifying.
"In 1984 Kurt Cobain, Dale Crover, and Krist Novoselic recorded this video on the streets of their hometown, Aberdeen, WA."
Whoever did the filming and editing on this had a genius trick up their sleeve at the end.
Wright's new film, which blends psychological horror with time-bending elements, will be available in theaters in October.
The sequel to John Krasinski's horror film will debut in theaters on May 28.
Ed and Lorraine Warren are trying to uncover the truth behind a murderer's claim of demonic possession in this new trailer for "The Conjuring 3."
Alasdair Beckett-King imagines the classic horror movie without its main antagonists.
Thing take a dark turn after a couple move a historic hamlet in the Hudson Valley. "Things Heard & Seen" will be available on Netflix on April 29.
Chris Rock is on the heels of a Jigsaw copycat killer in the new "Saw" movie coming out May 14, 2021.
Brian David Gilbert made a short film about old camcorder footage and it definitely takes a turn.
"There is nothing to fear but nothing itself."
What if popular culture's worst nightmares were one big happy family?
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