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The highly anticipated follow-up to Netflix’s 'The Haunting of Hill House' is light on scares and heavy on redundancies.

Here's a look at how Spanish auteur Pedro Almodóvar uses sound design to construct vibrant, tactile worlds.

Crack a beer and lean back in your Adirondack: here's the best of the best when it comes to Canadian horror.

Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 classic has one of the most famous plot twists in film history. Here's what happens and what it says about spectatorship.

This is one of our favorite bigfoot movies, so we gave a listen to Bobcat Goldthwait's commentary track, which is good fun, too.

Fans of Blumhouse brand horrors will want to check out the creepy quartet of new releases to Prime this month.

From pagan cults to alien invasions -- and even some cannibalism -- these British horror movies are among the best the country has to offer.

Here's a look at all the humble, but essential, scenes in the films of Steven Spielberg that center around the dinner table.

“Sometimes I think the Earth needs to be scorched, replanted – so something good will come of it…something good.” -Leroy Logan

You do know all your favorite horror movies were inspired by classics like these, right?

This month's new arrivals of note include 'Scare Me,' 'The Mortuary Collection,' and 'The Monster Club.'

Sometimes even the best effort isn't enough, but the effort is no less important.

With the apocalypse right around the corner, these ten movies will both entertain and educate you.

The cartoon series happily lampoons your favorite franchise but never betrays the soul of Gene Roddenberry.

This month, we recommend horror classics by Corman, Roeg, and Barker along with the latest from Mike Flanagan.

Here's an impassioned plea for why you should shake things up and check out the wonderful and terrifying world of Thai horror films.

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