"Clown in a Cornfield" is a horror movie better at being scary than making social commentary. Directed by Eli Craig ('Tucker and Dale vs. Evil').

There’s outrage among chefs and online drama over ‘fake’ or analogue paneer. But experts say the name is the biggest problem.

The film has a very distinct tone, from its 1970s European style imagery to fantasy sequences to some painfully funny and gruesome episodes of horror. Can you discuss your approach to the material?

By the time the vampire comes careening into Sinners, you might have forgotten it's a horror story at all. Sure, a bloody opening scene promises that preacher's son Samuel will come through a ...

Next up comes Beetlejuice, based on Tim Burton’s scary-funny 1988 movie. Featuring clever songs, a hilarious and oddly touching story, and a stylish design that takes the film’s gruesomely ...

Greylock is an analog horror series that has been requested by you guys for so long and today I'm finally here to check it out! I've heard nothing but good things about this series and am always ...

Unsurprisingly the trend of ‘eat the rich’ horror films has been having a moment over the last few years. In 2019, Jordan Peele’s Us and Radio Silence’s Ready or Not took aim at the wealthy with ...

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