Movies

Voyeur films are a subgenre in horror cinema and erotic thrillers. They often make cultural commentary on technology and obsessive relationships.

This is a definitive list of all the clone (clone) movies made in Hollywood and beyond.

The best World War I movies capture the darkest depths of humanity, and great heroism.

A survey/list of the best medieval movies from the 1930s to the 2020s.

A list of the best Frankenstein movies ever made.

This is comprehensive list of all the lesbian vampire movies.

Some other nicknames BTK gave himself include The Wichita Strangler, The Poetic Strangler, The Asphyxiater, The Garrote Phantom, The Bondage Strangler, and The Wichita Hangman.

Here are the notworthy films that seek to convey the bloody and action-packed drama of the Viking Era to modern audiences.

Airplane horror movies make for great thrillers, comedies and isolation horror films.

Evil medical experiments, occult symbolism, and violent wars are core themes in Nazi/Word War II horror movies.

Buried alive movies tap into one of humanity’s biggest fears — going to the grave while you’re still breathing.

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“To me, it’s even more exciting what that situation does to the people, what the fear and paranoia instills.”

A detailed list of all the movies about ancient Egypt.

As Amanda’s health fades, Maud’s obsession with saving her soul grows.

Nearly one in five adults are living with a mental illness, so it’s no surprise that depression and other mental disorders are not only a prevalent theme in movies but sometimes even the inspiration behind them. It’s something many of us can relate to, even if we don’t always feel comfortable admitting it. If you…

The French word noir means “black,” and it was French film critics who first used the term “film noir” around 1946 to describe a budding genre of mostly American films, all of them shot in high-contrast black-and-white, that dealt with crime, despair, femmes fatale, and the ultimately doomed struggle to escape one’s tragic past and…

Since Hollywood is the center of the global film industry, it’s no coincidence that many films—of all genres—are set in California. But amid its natural beauty—mountains and deserts and oceans and forests—there was always something about California that seemed a little too sunny for its own good. A lot of scary things have happened in…