a horror movie junkie, up half the night staring at my bedroom door. Cheap? Sure. Effective? Absolutely. Shot for approximately $15,000 with a two-person cast and static cameras, the film ...

The third movie in the low-budget, high-profit series allegedly had people fleeing the theaters—something I'm too cheap ... poster child for "Asia Extreme," a sub-genre of extremely intense ...

After drawing up huge rankings of the best horror movies on Netflix and the best horror movies on Hulu, it’s safe to say we’ve gotten used to the challenge of diving through the refuse of a ...

Why not stay indoors and cool off with a horror movie, preferably with a fan pointed ... Creepy character posters for the December release urge viewers to reflect on where evil truly resides.

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Hold on for dear life as we take a look at the zodiac signs as horror movies. ©MGM/Courtesy Everett ... No sign loves a cheap laugh, a getaway car, or the call of the open road more fully than ...

By isolating “It (2017)” to the small town and the Losers, the movie forces us to feel rather than simply watch the injustice ...

As we gear up for Horrors Week—which you’ll be able to sink your teeth into beginning October 28—we’re taking time to reflect on our earliest and/or most indelible experiences with the genre. Staff ...

Horror movies are among the most inventive in cinema ... and “Late Night with the Devil,” which makes literal TV’s evil potential. Poster for “The Substance” (Working Title Films ...

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Stephen Follows, author of "The Horror ... on the poster? Carrie, she is the victim and the threat, she’s also the hero, perhaps. She represents all of the things in the movie at some point.