With AMC developing Joe Hill's bestseller 'NOS4A2', it's clear that some liberties may be taken. However, there are some things that must be on screen.
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With Idris Elba being rumored for Roland Deschain in the upcoming adaptation of King's 'The Dark Tower', many faithful are mixed on whether he can do it.
When 'Sphere' was released in 1998, it was regarded as a smart science-fiction/horror film. However, 17 years later it doesn't pack the punch it used to.
1996's sports thriller 'The Fan' remains one of the most visceral, disturbing films of the last 20 years as it deals with the obsession of sports fans.
When it isn't an original soundtrack, horror movies will often deploy rock music to often set the tone for their films. But why is it rock that's chosen?
Based on the best game in the 'Silent Hill' franchise, 'Revelations' did more harm than good to the 'Silent Hill' legacy. Here's how the film failed.
Defunct Dark Castle Entertainment, once the driving force behind such classics like 'Thirteen Ghosts' and 'Ghost Ship,' should have stuck with horror.
The namesake of Dark Castle Entertainment, William Castle, refined the horror experience in theaters across America by employing gimmicks for the viewers.
Mark Z. Danielewski's 'House of Leaves' is a profound horror novel that draws on the more human aspect of a typical "haunted house" film-inside-a-story.
1991's 'Cape Fear' showcased one of the shining moments of Robert De Niro's career when he was cast as the Southern psychopath Max Cady.
1974's 'Deathdream' was supposed to mix the horrors of the fairly-recent Vietnam war with the supernatural. Instead, it just mixed bland with laughable.
Slappy the Dummy. The Pumpkinheads. The Abominable Snowman of Pasadena. All these monsters and more will be in the upcoming 'Goosebumps' film next month.
Should horror movies be made solely to make a political statement? According to Joseph Shelton, no. A horror film should just be thrills and scares.
2007's 'Grindhouse' double feature included the Tarantino car chase flick 'Death Proof', which is an unsung horror masterpiece thanks to Kurt Russell.
The 1981 slasher film 'Bloody Birthday' is a campy B-movie filled with wooden acting and laughable sequences. Still, it's a fun film for movie night.
Movies based off the works of Stephen King are usually excellent. However, here are five of his iconic adaptations that need a re-imagining.
For almost 200 years, 'The Legend of Sleepy Hollow' has been a pillar of American horror fiction, and is one of the most familiar ghost stories of all time.
The 1428Elm.com staff reminisce on the movies that led - or drug - them into the horror genre.
Joe Hill is easily taking the reigns as one of the best authors of the trade when it comes to current horror novels.
David Fincher's 1995 film 'Se7en' remains, to date, one of the scariest cinema thrillers of all time, largely in part to the infamous "John Doe."