You can’t always outrun the baggage weighing you down from your past. Emmy award winner James A. Castillo’s latest animated ...

Eli Roth's The Horror Section and WeShort have unveiled the winners of its horror short film script competition.

The audience for animated dark fantasy movies is even smaller than that for live-action, since these aren't always for kids ...

Public-domain horror has given us killer Pooh bear, murderous childhood icons, like Steamboat Willie-era Mickey, and a graveyard’s worth of “sure, why not?” premises. Some are fun, some are… choices.

The Littles', a feature adaptation of Andrew Duplessie's horror short, is in the works at Paramount with Walter Hamada's 18hz aboard to produce.

Like any anthology, horror or otherwise, the V/H/S series has its hits and misses. Released in 2012, the first V/H/S had a simple concept: an all-star lineup of horror directors (including Joe ...

For some reason, a character going to public domain continues to lead straight towards a low-budget horror film path. That’s why we have films about killer versions of beloved sweeties Winnie the Pooh ...

Universal Pictures’ classic monster films are some of the most iconic in the genre, and they indisputably pioneered horror in Hollywood. In 1943, two iconic monsters clashed in an epic crossover movie ...

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