Top 10 Lists
Seven Badass Horror Heroines Who Deserve More Credit
Horror has a reputation for being a male-dominated scene. It’s a genre run by men, made for men, starring men; that’s what the consensus seems to be. This has always been insane to ...
Four Essential Cinematic Adaptations of the Dracula Story
Dracula just might be the most famous movie monster in the world. At the very least, he’s earned a spot on the Mt. Rushmore of horror. He’s the quintessential vampire, and his story has ...
Seven Pure Comfort Food Horror Movies
There’s something great about discovering a great new horror movie for the first time. The genre is huge and diverse. There’s so much happening at any given moment. Every year produces s...
Five Horror Directors That Made the Jump to Superhero Movies
We horror fans love our directors. Perhaps more than fans of any other genre, we view them as larger than life superstars, and we follow their careers intently. We look back at their past work with wi...
These Rare Goosebumps Books Have Been All But Forgotten
There’re plenty of Goosebumps stories that have fallen out of print. With each passing day, they grow more and more expensive online. It’s to the point where people charge hundreds of dol...
Five Terrifying Scenes in Non-Horror Films
Many sci-fi films blur the line between science fiction and horror. Stories of aliens, experiments gone wrong or creatures from the abyss rising up to torment us are all common tropes within the genre...
Nine Doppelgänger Stories That Will Make You Scared to Look In The Mirror
Much horror literature plays on our fear and fascination with the person we see in the mirror: a fear of what we’re hiding or don’t know about ourselves, a fear of who we’ve been ...
Four Films to Further Your Irish Horror Celebrations
St. Paddy’s Day may be over, but that’s no reason why the celebration of Irish horror can’t continue. On the holiday, social media feeds were flooded with mentions of Leprechaun. ...
Five Horror Villains You Actually Want to Succeed
Most horror movies follow a pretty tried-and-true formula: The villain is evil and their victims are good. We aren’t supposed to want the villain to win. We’re supposed to want them to b...