Tribeca Film Festival

International terrors and a doc about death are part of the New York event.

The man who has been called “The Fassbinder of 42nd Street” now gets his due.

The New York City cinema event will host a number of genre premieres in June.

From around the world come three films with very different approaches to the human urge to kill.

Set during different time periods, these three films have deep-seated chills in common.

The duo shed some light on their lighthouse-set chiller, premiering at the Tribeca Film Festival.

The folk-horror film has its Tribeca premiere and general release this month.

There will be a wide variety of scary stuff on view at the New York City fest, including the new…

The Japanese auteur’s latest is a serial killer shocker with a difference.

New movies by Joe Lynch, Jennifer Reeder and others are part of the frightful lineup at this year’s event.

The marriage of domestic dynamics with traditional folklore helps make HUESERA a singular achievement on the international horror scene.

It’s the latest cinematic road trip into the very strange.

Having a baby becomes a lot more nerve-wracking in the chiller premiering next month.

The horror comedy from Josh Ruben ("Scare Me") will play as part of Tribeca's Midnight screening section.

The New York City mainstay is coming back this summer, and is part of the reopening of the theatrical experience.