The Most Popular Stephen King Movie in Each State
Pennywise might be big in Texas, but other states prefer telekinetic prom queens.
Pennywise might be big in Texas, but other states prefer telekinetic prom queens.
Featuring outtakes from everything from ‘Young Frankenstein’ to ‘Scream,’ this blooper reel puts the ‘laughter’ in ‘slaughter.’
The website features bonus material that didn't make it into 'The Blair Witch Project,' including interviews with investigators and excerpts from Heather's diary.
Forty-five years after it was published, here are nine things to know about Jay Anson’s zeitgeist-shaping bestseller, The Amityville Horror.
Released almost 50 years ago, 'The Omen' still holds up as one of the scariest movies of all time.
From famous directors to spawning one unforgettable Christmas album, HBO’s 'Tales from the Crypt' had it all.
The Rhode Island house that inspired 'The Conjuring' (2013) officially has a new owner.
Full of haunted mansions and terrifying puns, these commercials use Vincent Price's horror pedigree to sell everything from wine coolers to antique furniture.
Though Stanley Kubrick's 1980 classic 'The Shining' is widely considered one of the best Stephen King adaptations, the bestselling author himself isn't a fan.
Shirley Jackson recorded her classic horror story for vinyl back in 1959—and it’s on YouTube for free.
Researchers at the University of Texas keep running into dolls that could be the star of their very own horror movie.
Whether he's playing a drunk, a treasure hunter, or a former chef trying to track down his beloved truffle pig, Nicolas Cage leaves it all onscreen.
Ahead of the release of 'The Fervor,' Alma Katsu's supernatural reimaging of Japanese internment, here are her favorite historical horror novels
If you're worried that a bat is looking to swoop down at any given moment and suck down a few pints of your precious blood, we've got really great news for you.
The most effective horror comedy movies serve up our greatest fears while also playing with them, making us question our own emotional responses to everything from witches to alien plants. Here are 25 of our very favorites.
For more than 30 years, Universal Pictures defined the American horror film—how it looked, what it sounded like, and how it felt to watch.
Skeet Ulrich thought 'Scream' would be a far more serious depiction of a serial killer—until he got on set with co-star Matthew Lillard.
Here are vintage photos of terrifying costumes from Halloweens past. Sorry in advance for the nightmares.
Is ‘The Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia’ one of the best horror movies ever? Based on the number of jump scares alone, yes.
Over the past near-90 years, zombies have given form to our fears of other cultures, loss of agency, communism, atomic warfare, race relations, capitalism, mass contagions, the space race, and, most importantly, our bone-deep fear of one another.
Rotten Tomatoes' highest-rated horror movies aren't all Alfred Hitchcock, John Carpenter, and Jordan Peele. (But they’re all definitely up there.)
Like its white-masked serial killer Michael Myers, the 'Halloween' franchise itself cannot be killed—for better or wose.
1428 Elm Street was the site of Freddy Krueger's rampage in the original 'A Nightmare on Elm Street.' Now you can sleep there, if you have a few million to spare.
With 40 years of playing Elvira under her beehive, Cassandra Peterson is showing no signs of slowing down.