Michael Gingold

Bill Moseley is part of the team behind the forthcoming horror short.

The just-concluded Canadian event hosted plenty of fine features and shorts, and now the favorites have been revealed.

One of the scariest movies of the 2010s is returning to frighten you all over again.

It’s a ghost story told from the point of view of the ghost.

The September release gives you one more reason to avoid dating apps.

The found-footage landmark will be celebrated in the Midwest.

There’s deep trouble and deep terror awaiting in this Italian fright film.

Soon you’ll be able to read the complete saga of Maxine, Pearl et al.

Horror faves Lin Shaye and Bill Moseley star in the independent fright film.

Writer/director Lowell Dean’s love of ’80s-era VHS horror, gore, boobs and practical effects are all on display.

This is more than a re-edit; it’s a total reimagining of the notorious epic of Roman debauchery, originally directed by…

From the very beginning, this is one of the more explicit previews we’ve seen recently (NSFW alert!).

Part of the enjoyment comes from simply anticipating what insane turn the movie will take next.

TRAP quickly becomes one of those thrillers whose plotting depends on convenience rather than cleverness.

The title aptly describes the movie and some of the people in it.