Final Destination, as a horror franchise, is known for its reliable results. Each of its first five movies begins with someone having a premonition of a terrible disaster (a plane crash ...

Paradoxically, the track with a title that sounds like a sketch-comedy parody of a song on a moody Thom Yorke solo record — “The Men Who Dance In Stags Heads” — ends up being a truly ...

Clearly, Josh Ruben is good at making scary movies, but why is he doing it in the first place? In a Reddit AMA, Ruben responded to a question about how his comedy background led him to horror by ...

So many horror movies use it to create a chilling atmosphere, and even some reality shows have implemented it to build tension. It's that mysterious, creepy, slightly screeching sound effect you ...

Storyline: A film critic must save his family after they get stuck in the world of a film made by a ghost that seeks revenge from film reviewers After following these characters hilariously ...

But what I love most about Final Destination is the absence of heavy, heady themes that have pervaded the horror genre of late: Rarely does a modern scary movie encourage the audience to laugh ...

And no, it's not The Blair Witch Project. Sorry to ruin your next hiking trip, but The Ritual takes everything scary about woodland horror movies and multiplies it by 10. Mixing the harsh reality ...

This article is updated frequently as movies leave and enter Netflix. *New additions are indicated with an asterisk. You want to see something really scary this October? Netflix subscribers have ...

The residual impact has been how much I’ve since thought about parody, and how not everybody knows how to do it right. Time will tell if MacFarlane and Schaffer’s take starring Liam Neeson as ...

This list is regularly updated as movies rotate on and off of Prime Video. *New additions are indicated with an asterisk. Who wants to be scared tonight? While there are fantastic streaming ...

Back in April, “SNL” aired a parody of “The White Lotus” featuring Sherman as an extremely unflattering caricature of Wood’s character, Chelsea. In a recent sit-down with Vanity Fair ...