It’s got a group of drunk friends, a storm that knocks the power out, a game that turns into an actual murder mystery, and Pete freakin’ Davidson. So why is this movie no damn fun?
Long-awaited prequel to 2009 horror classic arrives in theaters and streaming on Aug. 19
Alex Garland’s latest high-concept horror flick takes us inside one woman’s fears and traumas, only to see her overshadowed by the terrible men that cause them
"It's part The Shining, part Amityville Horror, part Evil Dead," says Foo Fighters leader of new horror-comedy
Director Nia DaCosta's version — starring Yahya Abdul-Mateen II and Teyonah Parris — is too aware of the legacy (and ironies) of its predecessor’s premise
Universal Pictures and NBCUniversal’s Peacock have purchased the rights to the iconic film in a $400 million dollar deal
Beware the beach this summer …
"The franchise is the unstoppable killer who always gets the final girl in the end. The franchise is the monster," says novelist Grady Hendrix
From gourmet serial killers to vampire slayers, the greatest small-screen landmarks featuring scariest monsters and superfreaks
The "why" is (apparently) irrelevant
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