Horror
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From low-budget splatter flicks to studio favorites, horror is a malleable genre capable of revealing the depths of human darkness.
Interview
Creative director John Murdy told IndieWire about building a haunt on the same sound stage that held sets for "Frankenstein," "Creature from the Black Lagoon," and more Universal Monster classics.
Netflix's horror catalog can be overwhelming, but there are some serious scares if you know where to look.
In Space, No One Can Hear You Rank
From Ridley Scott to David Fincher to Ridley Scott again, the "Alien" franchise has proven to be as adaptable as the monster that inspired its title.
With Lionsgate's ill-conceived video game adaptation finally in theaters, "The Green Inferno" director is at the center of a brutal dogpile.
From "Barbarian" to "Terrifier" to "Midsommar," newer fare joins horror indie staples like "Creep" and "The Strangers" on this hidden gem genre guide.
Boo-yah
Even as crew members face intense uncertainty in Hollywood, the horror community is holding strong.
From Barbara Hershey and her sweet girl in "Black Swan" to Norma and Norman Bates, these mother-kid dynamics are the stuff of nightmares.
What's more scary and more omnipresent than technology that can record every inch of the real world? Movies that act like it's all true.
Work out your "brains! brains!" with this list of the greatest horror flicks ever to feature the walking dead.
Ear Hole
Screening at Palm Springs ShortFest, writer/director Carlos A.F. Lopez, special effects designer Lael Rogers, and producers Megan Leonard and Jonathan Caso told IndieWire how they cracked horror's next big idea in just 12 minutes and 34 seconds.
LGBTQ characters may be experiencing their own horror movie renaissance, but queer desire and over-the-top terror have gone hand in hand since the beginning of the genre.
