The 1950s were an intriguing era for horror cinema, reflecting the anxieties of a post-war world and the dawn of the atomic ...

Many of the most famous and beloved horror movies of the 1950s are monster pictures, creature features, things of that nature – horror starting to cross-breed with sci-fi, often remade into ...

Can you think of any horror movies from the 1950s that may have inspired Star Trek writers and the aliens they created? Drop us a comment on our Facebook Page and let us know—we’d love to hear ...

The Texas Chainsaw Massacre was released in 1974 and has left audiences divided ever since, with some praising it as a ...

But it was really the sci-fi B movies of the 1950s, like Irvin S. Yeaworth Jr.’s “The Blob” and Kurt Neumann’s “The Fly,” that solidified the various body horror tropes as their own ...

In hindsight, though, films such as Quai des Orfèvres (1947), The Wages of Fear (1953), and, of course, Les Diaboliques, were ahead of their time, representing a new pessimistic variety of ...

Horror movie reboots and remakes have garnered a toxic reputation over the years and not an entirely unwarranted one ... The Thing was a hard-R 1980s horror film adapted from a 1950s horror feature.

Horror movies have never been bigger. And that’s scary. As the genre has grown, so have expectations. More than ever, audiences are eager for a vibe shift. August 1, 2024. 12 min ...

Only one horror movie has ever won Best Picture, and only seven or eight films (depending on how you count) have even been nominated. Let’s hope those numbers only continue to grow.