Reinventing the found footage genre, the semi-comedy horror film Creep starts with a gruesome trap and then pulls a U-turn in its sequel.

Horror movies are some of the most intriguing yet terrifying genres. While many people are curious to watch it, many of them are also afraid of it.

A ‘once in a generation’ horror movie could be getting an even scarier sequel, and we’re not sure we’re ready for it. Sinister first hit the big screen in 2012, starring Ethan Hawke as desperate true ...

During a recent interview with Entertainment Weekly, Final Destination: Bloodlines co-director Zach Lipovsky revealed 71-year ...

EXCLUSIVE: Shudder has acquired North American rights to The Creep reboot from HanWay. The film is set for a 2026 release.

Until Dawn eschews much of the video game’s plot and structure, and at times it seems to be going out of its way to carve its ...