There is a new queen of horror, and her name is Sophie Thatcher. The actress has starred in the cannibalistic Yellowjackets, appeared in MaXXXine, and had a lead role in 2024’s excellent Heretic ...

Realistic home invasion horror movies can be terrifying as they tap into common fears of invasion. These films creatively blend elements like traps from Saw or unsettling personal connections to ...

This line of thinking is debatable, but there's one genre of film that seems to be virtually extinct — the parody. Long gone are the days of films like Airplane!, the Naked Gun series ...

Featuring Short as the new theater director hired to whip the kids into shape for their Christmas pageant, the sketch shows several cast members dressed as Linus, Lucy, Schroeder, Pig-Pen ...

At Hamilton Community Schools, the district superintendent and communications coordinator have taken to announcing winter-weather-related closings by way of pop culture parodies, including ...

After another amazing year for horror fiction in 2024, it’s time to look ahead, and if the past year gave us a bounty, then the next is delivering a full-on glut. We’ve got new books from the ...

Could the undead be coming for revenge? An unsettling psychological horror, it draws you slowly into its eerie, claustrophobic setting. It’s not horror in the jumpy, screamy sense, but Steven ...

Grand Theft Taking ages, a parody game meant to poke fun at the extended wait for Grand Theft Auto VI, was recently removed from the PlayStation Store. Now, it's resurfaced on Steam with some ...

Continue below to read more about Rotten Tomatoes’ Top 10 best new horror movies of 2024, their current scores, and where you can watch them. Heretic is another horror movie that rewards viewers ...

By Erik Piepenburg Stream it on Tubi. One of last year’s most controversial horror movies was the Spanish director Caye Casas’s taboo-breaking psychological drama about the aftermath of an ...

In fact, I like the juxtaposition of Meerkat toys and Peppa Pig with piles of board games, books on psychology and feminism, and a litter of letters to this column, waiting to be filed.

Austen Goslin (he/him) is an entertainment editor. He writes about the latest TV shows and movies, and particularly loves all things horror. Modern Hollywood’s foremost experimenter, Steven ...