Prior to the disestablishment of the Hays’ Code, filmmakers had to make depictions of cannibalism more palatable, diluting the depravity of the act with humor by concealing body parts in pies.

On or around Halloween, horror fans and non-horror fans alike tend to want to do a holiday-themed movie screening. It’s only ...

Described in its time as “the top of the worst,” “shockingly deep,” “lazy,” “boring,” and “for masochists only.” 2009’s reaction to Tom Six’s degenerate fourth feature film, The Human Centipede (First ...

There’s pretty much a slasher for every season if you’re a horror fan. Michael Myers staked his claim on Halloween in 1978.

The giallo genre very much has a time and place. The lurid, stylish murder mysteries that predated the slasher boom were a ...

“I’m gonna go to your house now and stab your mummy just like you did my Daddy. Then I’m gonna go find Holly and stab her in the heart just like you did to me.” Yeah, Carrie White might not be the ...

John Carpenter has directed some of the greatest horror movies ever made, but which of his films deserves the top spot? From ...

Black Christmas and Texas Chainsaw came out in 1974. Halloween came out in 1978. One year after the latter, another pre-1980s slasher came out…this one even features a completely original style of ...

Writer-Director Curry Barker won many horror fans over with his previous film, Milk & Serial. So, it makes sense that the lines were ridiculously long for each showing of his new movie, Obsession, at ...

Gateway horror holds a nostalgic space in the horror enthusiast’s heart. Many of us fixated on the genre as children, irrespective of whether the films we viewed scarred us for life. The subgenre of ...

‘Godzilla Minus Zero’ Review: A Pulse-Pounding Sequel That Strikes True The tagline for Godzilla Minus Zero is a striking one, and in the context of what writer-director Takashi Yamazaki is doing in ...