The cast of this show includes Monika Panwar, Rajat Kapoor, Abhishek Chauhan, Geetanjali Kulkarni, Shilpa Shukla, and Chum Darang in the lead roles. The story of this show follows a group of girls ...

Smita Singh, the writer and creator of Khauf, and actor Rajat Kapoor talk about subverting horror tropes for the new Amazon Prime Video show. As a genre, horror has given rise to the term 'scream ...

Gregory Alan Isakov packed Boettcher Concert ... Arranged by Tom Hagerman from DeVotchka and Jay Clifford, the show took Isakov's beloved music to the next level as the musicians augmented ...

The reason why it all happens in Delhi grounds this show in reality, making the horror even more chilling. Rajat Kapoor plays an unpredictable role in Khauf. The show does make use of the jump ...

The show's first episode, "The Heart of the Emperors", comes from two lengthy shoots, including a two-and-a-half-month shoot alongside a penguin colony that Gregory participated in. The footage ...

The Malayalam film industry, celebrated for its realistic storytelling and thematic depth, has had a fascinating journey in the horror genre. While mainstream Malayalam cinema has traditionally ...

Prime Video’s psychological horror series Khauf has quickly captivated audiences worldwide, and creator Smita Singh is finally lifting the veil on what went into its eerie, immersive storytelling.

Netflix is doubling down on Southeast Asian genre content with two zombie horror films that promise to reinvent the subgenre with distinctive local flavors, the company revealed during the ongoing ...

Michael B. Jordan stars in 'Sinners', a horror thriller directed by Ryan Coogler, set in the 1930s Jim Crow South. Currently playing in theaters, the film combines gothic horror with racial ...

Yann Bisseck has received criticism for his costly late substitute appearance in yesterday’s Serie A loss to Bologna for Inter Milan. TuttoMercatoWeb note that the German international looked ...

And if Trump’s second presidency ends with such a diplomatic revolution, no one will remember the economic horror show with which it began. www.MiddleIsrael.net The writer, a Hartman Institute ...

are under intense scrutiny as former and current employees speak to Local 4 about what they describe as a “living hell” and a “horror show.” The concerns intensified following the ...