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Start your March off right with these new scary additions to Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, and Netflix. Time to stream some horror movies!
2023 blesses us with the new sci-fi horror movie Infinity Pool, created by Brandon Cronenberg and starring horror icon Mia Goth. Lets dive right in!
The Mean One - a horror parody of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Finally, a Christmas horror comedy about our favorite furry green monster.
'Tis the season! Hulu is gifting us with many chilling horror movies to stream this December. These scary movies are guaranteed to spice up the holidays.
Violent, shocking, disturbing, sickening - Funny Games is a masterful horror movie that comments on violence in media in the most gruesome way.
With endless scares, thoughtful mythology, and creepy catacombs, As Above, So Below is a horror movie that will take you to Hell and back.
October is the time for werewolves and Ginger Snaps, a satirical horror movie about the transformation of girl to woman and human to wolf.
Are you planning a trip to Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights? My tips will help you plan ahead and get the most out of your night.
Are you and your friends looking for a horror movie to drink along to? Camping Trip is the perfect COVID-based thriller that will leave you entertained.
They/Them is described as a LGBTQIA+ empowerment film inside the slasher genre. It struggles in many areas, but does not deserve the hate it has gotten.
Did you grow up with a fear of clowns, Tim Curry, or both? Pennywise: The Story of It details the 1990 tv miniseries that shaped our childhood.
Wondering what horror movies to watch this summer? Whether you want a summer camp slasher or a heated horror film, I've got the perfect movie for you.
David Cronenberg has stepped back into the cinematic spotlight with Crimes of the Future, a new, ambitious arthouse film wrought with sci-fi and horror.
They/Them is the LGBTQIA+ slasher that we've been waiting for. The new film from Blumhouse is set at a conversion camp with a killer on the loose.
Foreign horror takes a step up this May as Taiwan releases The Sadness, Norway releases The Innocents, and the UK releases Homebound.
Hulu's recent release of Fresh, starring Sebastian Stan, has gained quick popularity. Does this psychological horror film live up to its hype?