The Australian film Leviticus delves into LGBT rights, religious persecution and self-denial, but the supernatural plot feels quite familiar.
The End of Oak Street doesn't exactly succeed at bringing the PG-13 horror to the masses — although it does have its moments.
New on Netflix is a weekly feature here at Wicked Horror where we take a look at the latest additions to everyone’s favorite streaming service. It can be tough sifting through all those horror ...
Hollywood is in the thick of the superhero era, pushing out movies following the adventures of costumed crusaders too frequently for anyone but lifelong fans to keep up. Horror movies have experi...
It’s hard to be a horror fan sometimes. Unfairly considered the lowest of the low, even behind the latest Fast And The Furious instalment or a money-grabbing animation that is entirely concerned...
2015 has been a remarkably good year for horror; from festive fare (Krampus) to anthologies (Tales Of Halloween, A Christmas Horror Story), creature features (The Hallow, Stung), found footage (Unfrie...
2015 was a great year for horror films simply because it’s been versatile. Based on what I’ve seen this year, I’m really excited for 2016. Compiling this list wasn’t as ea...
Horror is in a good place, which is weird saying aloud when most people seem to still be operating under the notion that “it all sucks now, it’s not as good as it used to be.” Wit...
Keep in mind that this is an opinion piece, and I will fully admit that I acknowledge and to some degree even understand the following that It Follows has gained. It really is gorgeous to look at. Not...