Movies

Gore, jump scares, and graphic violence take a back seat; the dark depths of the human mind come to the forefront.

Murder is an unspeakable crime with the horror maximized if the killer doesn’t reach justice. Hang on the edge of your seat with these murder mystery movies.

This is a familiar plot in horror movies. The dynamics of abuse and whether people believe victims is allegorically addressed throughout the genre.

Shark attack movies are a beloved sub-genre of animal horror films.

A detailed list and analysis of all the best revenge movies from Hollywood and beyond.

As if confronting yourself isn’t scary enough, many films imply that more terrorizing entities wait beyond the reflective glass. Here is a list of films that will make you fear mirrors.

High school horror explores the fear of werewolves, serial killers, zombies, etc. Discover the best high school horror films with this expansive list.

A list of weird and strange movies that will put you off-kilter.

Some of the lost horror films on this list sound so enticing, that it devastates one to think about the fact that audiences will never get to experience them.

Occult rituals, crime mysteries, and psychological thrills dominated horror storylines during the 1970s. Explore the best 70s Horror Movies with this list.

This list offers exemplary British horror films from the Silent Era to the modern age. Each with scares and cinematography skills that delightfully deliver!

From 1931 to 1954, Universal produced nearly 40 creature features that turned the company into the “it” house of horrors and cemented it as one of Hollywood’s major studios.

Prey for the Bride loses steam towards the end, but does the rest of the movie make up for it?

No Way Up is a survival thriller with a fun, shark-filled premise. Read on for our thoughts on why it is a good choice for fans of sharks, planes, and being trapped underwater.

Despite some very good ideas and solid visuals, Alice in Terrorland underwhelms as a twisted version of the classic story of Alice in Wonderland.

Horror movies are already scary enough, but these scary movies based on true stories up the creepiness volume very, very high.

It all started with a $400,000 check for a script Williamson was inspired to write after watching a creepy true crime show.

No cliché movie endings in this list! In all these movies the villain wins.