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Going back to school can be scary. Check out these high-school horror recommendations on Tubi for a frighteningly good time.

From possessions to hauntings, and from witchcraft to folk practices, spend September watching these supernatural horror movies on Netflix!

Who has “mutant serial killer” on their 2023 bingo card?

What could possibly be next for the world’s most famous killer doll in Chucky season three?

Most of the reactions to the first look at Amazon’s Totally Killer are positive, but some people on social media are saying it’s basically a copy of The Final Girls. Is that a fair assessment, or is the internet overreacting?

Perfect Blue is a movie that all fans of horror and thriller movies should see at least once, and there’s no better way to watch it than on the big screen.

As we look forward to Scream 7 we can expect that the Easter egg tradition will continue and evolve to include references to director Christopher Landon’s body of work.

He also drags Skeet Ulrich, “Billy can’t read.”

Dive into the depths of Tubi’s excellent collection of underseen horror movies in August with this list of 13 obscure slashers!

Rest in power, Wes, and Happy Birthday.

Celebrate the living dead throughout August with a new zombie movie, Zom 100: Bucket List of the Dead, and every other zombie film currently streaming on Netflix!

If you’re a horror fan who has already enjoyed Barbie (or just plan to enjoy Barbie some day) this list compiles horror movies that have similar themes and/or aesthetic vibes.

Kim plays a character named Siobhan Walsh, but we don’t yet know what role this character plays in the story.

Zeke the plumber remembers.

Known for restoring and distributing “important” films, The Criterion Collection has announced five spooky new offerings coming in October 2023.

If you want a copy of Skinamarink on VHS, you’ll need to act quickly on July 15th!

Whether or not it was intentional, the upcoming social-media themed horror movie No Filter might be paying tribute to a video that went viral a few years ago about a makeup tutorial gone horrifically wrong.

Like the ‘Conjuring’ films, Sound of Freedom is based on a real person that really did exist. And just like in the ‘Conjuring’ films the audience would not know that the real person’s story doesn’t stand up to scrutiny unless they do some Googling after leaving the theater.