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Megan Everett, "WARFRAME's" Director of Community & LiveOps, on the game's new expansion that turns toward classic horror.

Filmmaker Meredith Alloway takes us back to the mall for a witchy teen sugar rush.

A bigger, broader and gruesomely entertaining variation on its predecessor.

A tale of humanity and tentacle sex.

From $30 Amazon wigs to historical influences, high art and low-budget sensibilities collide in terrifying ways.

The filmmakers upped the stakes, the stars and the splatter for the second round of this bloody cat-and-mouse game.

Julia Ducournau’s new film turns the horror of disease into a haunting allegory for stigma, fear and familial trauma.

It races through its compact 75-minute running time without losing the sense of being trapped in an inescapable nightmare.

Wang’s evident intention to create an incisive sociological statement keeps SLANTED grounded in a straightforward reality that’s at odds with…

Tim Waggoner's official adaptation is pretty, but is it Art?

Experience the 1981 cult favorite slasher through the eyes of its most dedicated fan in the new book from Headpress.

It's a deadly dance party when the master of dark synth takes his horror-infused style in a more pop-oriented direction.

In Dr. Benny Graves' operating room, it's never too early for a retrospective, especially when the film is as diabolically…

Uneven as it may be, THE BRIDE! is also as alive! as any film you’ll likely see this year.

Grace Glowicki shines in the atmospheric new horror from Dusty Mancinelli and Madeleine Sims-Fewer.