Tag: Horror films

MGM Author Stephen King has had his writing adapted for film and television several times in the past 50 years. Since so many interpretations of his work have been made,…

The 1980s were a big time for horror cinema. Many bloody slashers, genre-benders, and video nasties popped up in this decade, and the fact many of them are so beloved…

It’s essential for a movie to hook the audience with its opening scene, and this is especially true for horror movies. Such scenes give them a chance to show viewers…

Death continues to be a core aspect of the horror genre, as it has long been among humanity’s greatest fears. But in the many cinematic battles against unspeakable terrors, there…

The 2000s were an innovative, but underrated time for horror movies. As the genre began dabbling in found-footage flicks, remakes of foreign hits, and newly dubbed “torture porn,” the industry…

The Lambert family embarks on their greatest journey into the Further with Insidious: The Red Door. In the franchise’s fifth film, an adult Dalton and his estranged father, Josh, must…

After making a surprising smash in theaters and on social media, Kyle Edward Ball’s horror film Skinamarink has finally dropped on Shudder. Taking place in 1995, the film follows young…

As embodied by Mia Goth in X and now Pearl, the modern scream queen is more empowered than ever, flipping the script on the old damsel-in-distress horror trope.

With films like The Rental, Speak No Evil, and now Barbarian, a new subgenre has emerged recently that’s captivated audiences: the Airbnb horror movie.

Filmmakers Taneli Mustonen and Aleksi Hyvärinen talk to Digital Trends about their new horror film, The Twin.