horror

The trend of unsettlingly grinning faces in crowds is a marketing campaign for the movie "Smile"

The characters on the beloved FX series still have to deal with their identities, even when they're 800 years old

If we can figure a way out before the characters do, the movie falls apart

Phil Tippett's stunning new film is 30 years in the making

A feral Pooh and Piglet go on a killing rampage after Christopher Robin abandons them in a new horror-comedy

Edgar Wright's latest feature completes a trilogy of films that cast the director's obsession with nostalgia in a new light

Featuring bees, a demonic goat and plenty of maniacal laughter

The acclaimed writer Sjón chats about "Lamb," a bizarre and touching film that offers a unique window into an oft-misunderstood people

Two months after 9/11, in a claustrophobic Chinatown apartment, a family does what families do

After a yearlong hiatus, the most exciting names in cinema descended

It had a lasting impact on the world of science

Move over, "Snakes on a Plane." There's a new hilariously to-the-point title in town.

How the star of “Scare Me,” “You’re the Worst” and “The Boys” tackles funny and flawed

Carlo Mirabella-Davis's new film fits comfortably alongside recent successes like "Get Out" and "Ready or Not"

Where have you gone, Freddy Krueger?

Move over, "Snakes on a Plane." There's a new hilariously to-the-point title in town.

How the star of “Scare Me,” “You’re the Worst” and “The Boys” tackles funny and flawed

Carlo Mirabella-Davis's new film fits comfortably alongside recent successes like "Get Out" and "Ready or Not"

Where have you gone, Freddy Krueger?

Peter Strickland's "In Fabric" investigates the dark undertones of retail therapy

King and his wife Tabitha have asked the Bangor planning board to rezone their property

A new stage adaptation of Stephen King’s celebrated novel is in the works

Aisling Franciosi discusses the brutal but cathartic shoot she endured for "Babadook" director Jennifer Kent's second film

A chat with the "Hereditary" director ahead of the release of "Midsommar," his massively anticipated sophomore film

The Oscar-winning writer doesn't actually take a writing or directing credit for every new episode.

New film by the "Get Out" Oscar winner asks us to face our secret shames.

Plus, a pair of period pieces and a zany documentary about the Westminister Dog Show.

After box office record opening for "Halloween" sequel, Lakers star to try producing a slasher film.

The sorority slasher film is killer in more ways than one.