It isn't just about looks. Here are the scariest, most disturbing Silent Hill monsters in the history of the horror franchise.

What's Different in the Monster Silent Hill 2 Cutscene ... he lifts his eyebrows and closes his mouth, looking a bit puzzled, before gradually starting to move towards the creature again.

Pyramid Head, who debuted in Silent Hill 2, has a large metal contraption over his face and is dragging a sword in his hands. The Pyramid Head image shows the monster facing the camera in a grimy ...

Silent Hill f now has a release date after a new trailer debuted at the PlayStation State of Play. Here’s everything to know ...

The official Silent Hill account on social media has given fans the chance to name Silent Hill: The Short Message’s flowery monster. The poll has four choices and two days to vote on it ...

I won't spoil what's following you here, but trust me when I say that it's a confusingly weird and unsettling creation from Silent Hill's long-standing monster ... your whore mouth' is used ...

These are cool designs, but I don’t feel they really capture the Silent Hill monster vibe. They look a lot more like they belong in a Clive Barker movie rather than a Silent Hill video game.

Concept Artist Masahiro Ito's monster in SILENT HILL: The Short Message is the first time in 20 years that he's designed a new creature for the series. We want to give our fans the chance to ...

Now, Konami and Bloober Team have banded together to remake the fog-filled horror classic, 2001’s Silent Hill 2. Expectations ... or there’s another monster right inside.

While it has been confirmed that monster designer Masahiro Ito is not returning to the franchise, composer and sound designer Akira Yamaoka is working on Silent Hill f, creating the sounds and ...

The name of Sakura Head comes from the Silent Hill: The Short Message monster’s design. Konami held a Twitter poll to let fans decide on the name. Other options included Cherry Blossom Monster ...