Alone with her fate, Jessica says, “I sit here and I can’t believe that it happened. And yet I have to believe it. Dreams or nightmares? Madness or sanity? I don’t know which is which.”

There’s something about the subgenre of scary shark attack movies that perfectly lends itself to corny b-movie plots. Perhaps its the legacy of Steven Spielberg’s decision to not show much of the monster Great White in Jaws — filming a movie with a mostly unseen monster can be pretty cheap. Open Water (2003) is a…

“Do you think it is bumps in the night that frighten me?”

The first half of the movie is much more intriguing than the second half.

“What kind of American are you?”

Spoiler warning.

The 37th annual Shark Week on the Discovery Channel begins Sunday, July 20, 2025.

Psychological horror movies focus on emotional and mental states to scare the audience rather than a concrete villain like a monster or masked killer. This doesn’t mean that monsters or killers are never in a psychological horror movie, just that they are not the primary focus of the film. The real focal point is at…

“I get a lot of money for you.”

“I let you in.”

Stephen King personally selected Mary Lambert to direct Pet Sematary.