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Frank LaLoggia’s 1981 cult oddity is now part of the Shudder library.
Image courtesy of Focus Features Obsession is one of the biggest horror films of 2026, and it has been a revolutionary moment for small-budget thrillers. Curry Barker’s now-iconic...
The 1974 cult-classic sees a wronged composer transform into a creature from beyond, terrorize the music industry that bit his sound and spat him out.
Courtesy of Neon Body horror movies are not for everyone, but in the last few years they have had a renaissance along with the entire horror genre. For many, the body horror subge...
Thirteen Ghosts opened October 26, 2001. Twenty-five years later, it is a streaming hit, a documentary is in the works, and the TV series is still waiting on Sony. The post ‘Thirte...
We failed these horror movies at first, but at least we eventually realized our mistake. Continue reading…
"We want to find the Italian Kane Parsons" to reach Gen Z audiences, a genre film panel discussing the state of the medium at the MIA Market heard on Wednesday.
IMAGE COURTESY OF FOCUS FEATURES Before the year 2001 became seriously horrific for real in September, it gave us some great horror movies that have only risen in estimation in th...
The 2000s were a strange decade to love horror. The remake machine ran nonstop, J-horror imports arrived by the crate, Saw and Hostel kicked off years of arguing about torture porn...
Fans are turning up to screenings in costumes and fake blood, while the ecstatically reviewed film is quietly creeping up the box-office leader board.
MotelX – Portugal’s only film festival dedicated to horror – hopes to inspire local film-makers by showcasing world-class scares. Now in its 20th edition, its directors say truly n...
The 1980s were a golden age for horror cinema. The decade gave us A Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, The Thing and The Evil Dead, and enough sequels to fill video store sh...
Considering the frequency that horror movies release, it’s always impressive when one manages to be a break out hit, especially if it is an original story. Luckily, one of the best...
Half a century is a long time. Monsters change, taboos move and techniques that once terrified audiences can become familiar enough to parody. Yet some films refuse to become museu...
Between Sophie Thatcher and Dave Boyle, Nicolas Roeg’s 1973 thriller is having a moment. New horror fans, it's time to watch.
Exploitation horror came into its own in the 1970s when low-budget movies delivered thrills by shocking the audience in ways mainstream movies couldn’t get away with. Humans love n...
Ignite Films revives Brian Yuzna’s Lovecraft/Frankenstein mash-up with a flawless set that perfectly remasters the ‘90s film.
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: 10 Crazy Horror Movies You Need to Watch This Spooky Season It’s Halloween season, as if you needed an excuse to watch some horror,...
From a woman injecting herself with a younger clone to a man slowly turning into metal, body horror keeps finding new ways to disturb us. Continue reading…
Sony Pictures If you can believe it, it’s been 10 years since one of the best cult classics in modern horror hit theaters. At the time, few people outside of diehard fans of the g...
Nobuhiko Obayashi's avant-garde 1977 film about high schoolers having a bad time in a monster house is perfect for folks who love horror comedies with wildly creative special effec...
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: 7 Forgotten 1980s Satanic Panic Movies You Need To See Casey Chong with seven Satanic Panic movies of the 1980s that you may have mi...
One of the least well-remembered geek culture fads of the seventies was Dark Shadows, a “Gothic soap opera” created by TV horror maestro Dan Curtis (Kolchak: The Night Stalker, Tri...
If you were intrigued by the mind trip of random doors leading to a liminal space, along with your subconscious in Backrooms, you might be inclined to tune in to Undertone, another...
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