Nicolas Cage’s Horror Cinema Success: From MANDY To LONGLEGS
Cage has always thrived in the genre space.
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New Line Cinema: Tracing The History Of The House That Freddy Built
The horror movie powerhouse is back on the big screen with a throwback logo that has us feeling nostalgic and hopeful for continued horror exploits.
How THE STRANGERS Became An Unlikely Horror Saga Spanning Multiple Decades
Despite behind-the-scenes challenges as chilling as its main villains, THE STRANGERS has endured for over 15 years.
How Ralph Ineson Became A Modern Horror Icon
From THE WITCH to THE FIRST OMEN, celebrating Ineson's welcome (and terrifying) presence.
From “Movie Morgue” To Horror Titan: Blumhouse Has The Last Laugh
In 2014, an article dubbed Blumhouse a "crowded movie morgue." Since then, the indie production house has gone on to break records and carve out a space in the box office.
Sunny Days And Scary Movies: The History Of Summertime Horror
It's the perfect time for beaches and beheadings!
7 Comedy Directors That Turned To Horror
Peter Jackson and Sam Raimi can attest, it's a fine line from "Ha-ha" to "Oh no!"
When Memorable Horror Villains Become Horror Protagonists
Why do so many iconic chilling adversaries get turned into cozily familiar protagonists?
On Autism In Horror
The genre has long provided a powerful voice for marginalized communities – when, then, will it do the same for those who are neurodivergent?
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