The 150 Greatest Horror Movies of All Time
From lesser-known George A. Romero and Clive Barker gems to William Castle cheapies to an unclassifiable Polish shocker.
From lesser-known George A. Romero and Clive Barker gems to William Castle cheapies to an unclassifiable Polish shocker.
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Work out your “brains! brains!” with this list of the greatest horror flicks ever to feature the walking dead.
The vampire genre is as old as cinema itself, gushing with bloody classics galore. While there are many to choose from, trust us — these 12 vampire movies don’t suck.
From “Candyman” and Dario Argento classics to Val Lewton and Wes Craven.
What’s more scary and more omnipresent than technology that can record every inch of the real world? Movies that act like it’s all true. Here are a dozen.
After more than two decades, the “Mission: Impossible” franchise shows no signs of losing its juice. Still, some entries are more satisfying than others.
18 months deep into the Trump era, the effect of his regime is finally starting to trickle into the movies — for better or for worse.
From classics like “The African Queen” to originals like “Set It Up” and “Alex Strangelove,” the streaming giant boasts a library of titles guaranteed to put hearts in your eyes.
Whether they’re switching time periods, changing tone, or departing from what the series usually presents, these episodes aren’t what you expected.