From the citizens of Haddonfield banding together to tackle Michael Myers in Halloween Kills to the sight of Nicolas Cage taking down animatronic monsters in Willy’s Wonderland, these are the best horror movies of 2021, according to EW.

By Jordan Crucchiola and Brian Tallerico for the Vulture. || Oct 22, 2021.

David Gordon Green on resurrecting Michael Myers, casting Kyle Richards, and how "violence became a character" in the franchise's latest installment.

If Hallmark made horror movies, this is what their titles would be like. Photos from It's A Southern Thing.

Horror films are supposed to scare us, creep us out, and make us feel uncomfortable. But sometimes, there is a film that go so far outside of the norm (and our comfort zone), that after we see it, we never want to see it again.

Titled Nope, the film is the follow-up to 2019’s Us is titled Nope, and described as “a new terror from the mind of Academy Award winner Jordan Peele”.

Serena wants to show her aunt Audrey that's she tough enough and isn't afraid of anything. But, Audrey thinks she just all talk and no game. Can Serena prove she's more than what Audrey thinks she is?