Category Archives: Scary Movie

Take a break from planning a last-minute Halloween costume to focus on what's really important: enjoying a spooky movie. If you're looking for the best Halloween movies to stream on HBO Max, Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, and more, look no further. Whether you really want to scream or you just want to be nostalgic for the days of trick or treating, the streaming platforms have Halloween content for everyone, if you know where to look Continue reading →

Stargirl has been a surprise hit for The CW, and it has only gotten better and better with each passing episode. In Stargirl Season 2, the superhero series has leaned fully into its dark side with the arrival of Eclipso. Each episode feels like its own separate horror film, making the season the perfect watch for Halloween. Continue reading →

My first thought was also Hereditary, which chilled me to my very core when I saw it at Sundance; I was so freaked out by it that I actually considered fleeing the theatera very rare sensation for me, and one that I tried to honor when I sat down to write about it later that night. (On some level, I do think that I fed this movies hype machine with that dispatch, which the trailer quoted, and feelperhaps rather arrogantlysomewhat responsible for the number of people who later reported that it wasnt so scary, what was all the fuss about?) But if Im honest, there was no single moment in Hereditary that shook me as fast and forcefully as a two-second shot from the American version of The Ring. Continue reading →

Going into watching Amazon Prime's reboot of I Know What You Did Last Summer, we had high hopes that the plot would favor the original 1997 movie's storyline. But does the show actually connect to the '90s horror flick? Continue reading →

New LendingTree Report Finds 75% of Americans Plan to Splurge on Candy, Pumpkins, Decorations and Costumes Published: Oct. 19, 2021 at 8:54 AM MDT|Updated: 15 hours ago CHARLOTTE, N.C., Oct. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --LendingTree asked over 2,000 Americans about their Halloween spending plans, including whether or not they think they'll go into debt for Halloween-related expenses, if they plan to skip on spending money on the holiday this year due to the pandemic and what they plan to buy if they're splurging. Continue reading →

Trying to find the best scary movies on Hulucan be tricky. Many older films exist, but some were a bit too schlocky, in ways that don't hold up today. So we've dug deep through the menus of Hulu to find the very finest spooky movies, just in time for the scariest season. Continue reading →

Last year, we were shaken to our core by a study that used scientific methods to determine that 2012's Sinister was somehow the scariest movie ever made. Now, in an effort to further undermine our belief in the processes that establish a rational world, the study has returned with a new edition that makes the even bolder claim that Zoom horror movie Host is the new champion. This years Science Of Scare again looked to categorically and scientifically rank the scariest movies ever made based on the impact they have on your heart rate. Continue reading →

This October, many people will ring in the so-called spooky season by returning to their favorite horror and horror-adjacent movies. While favorites like Hocus Pocus, Halloween, Friday the 13th, and A Nightmare on Elm Street are beloved for a reason, sometimes its good to switch things up and expand ones palate. Below are some classics and lesser-known gems worth revisiting or checking out for the first time this month to get in the Halloween spirit Continue reading →

To further foster a fun atmosphere, there are a whole host of additional items that run throughout the week:on Tuesdays, a saxophonist walks around the venue, playing classic tunes, such as the Ghostbusters theme; on Wednesdays, its Cosplay Night, with The Haunted House actively encouraging you to come dressed up as your favorite character from any property. Continue reading →

More than 30 years since we were first introduced to the ghost with the most in 1988s Beetlejuice, fans still revel in saying his name three times and revisiting the bizarre, hilarious exploration of the afterlife, either during the Halloween season or any time of the year. Director Tim Burtons sophomore feature-length effort sees Academy Award nominee Michael Keaton at his kookiest, creepiest, and most unrecognizable in the (sort of) title role of a self-described bio-exorcist whom the recently deceased Adam (Alec Baldwin) and Barbara Maitland (Geena Davis) mistakenly believe will help them rid their home of a snobbish family. This clever reversal of the haunted house movie formula is brimming with so much macabre imagination, you must be dying to know what it was like to make it, which we shall reveal with the following behind the scenes facts, starting with a glimpse at the movie it could have been. Continue reading →