One Still Unfilmed Stephen King Book Was Almost Adapted By A Legendary (And Brutal) Director
Stephen King is surprised that one of his books has yet to be made into a movie, but a legendary director was interested in the material.
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First Reactions To Alien: Romulus Are All Saying The Same Thing
The first reactions to Alien: Romulus are hatching. What are folks saying about the new sci-fi horror pic? -
The First Tron: Ares Footage Is So Good That It Made Me Forget I Don't Like Tron That Much
Tron: Ares looks like a horror movie rather than a sci-fi adventure, and that is more than enough to have our attention. -
Director James Wan Is Remaking One Of The Greatest Horror Movies Of All Time
Director James Wan is teaming up with Universal to remake one of the studio's greatest monster horror movies. -
The Monkey Teaser Has The Director Of Longlegs Taking On A Stephen King Story
Longlegs director Osgood Perkins has a new horror movie on the way, based on a short story by Stephen King. And you can watch the teaser right here. -
The Only Recap You Need Before Alien: Romulus
Alien: Romulus is taking us back to space for another round with the terrifying Xenomorphs, and we've got a recap of everything you need to remember beforehand. -
The Thing Almost Got A Sequel Series From Frank Darabont - Here's Why It Didn't Happen
Before Kurt Russell and John Carpenter's The Thing got a prequel movie, it nearly got a sequel series from The Walking Dead alum Frank Darabont. -
From Art To Pennywise, Ranking The 11 Scariest Clowns In Horror
Clowns are terrifying to millions, and some of that can be blamed on movies and TV shows making them monsters. Here's a list of the scariest clowns in horror. -
Aliens Had To Trim Down An Essential Moment Between Ripley And Her Daughter
The theatrical cut of Aliens removes some key context for Ripley's (Sigourney Weaver) desire to protect Newt (Rebecca Jorden) in the film. -
Stephen King Had One Requirement For The 2017 Adaptation Of It
When Hollywood wanted to adapt It to the big screen, Stephen King had one requirement that would make it different from the 1990 miniseries. -
25 Years Ago, The Sixth Sense Became The Must-See Box Office Sensation Of The '90s
The Sixth Sense was a huge hit upon its release in 1999, so much so that M. Night Shyamalan is still living in its shadow today. -
Horror Sequel Crawl 2 Is Finally Happening With An Unexpected Setting
Crawl 2 is officially in the works, and the sequel will be taking the action to a surprising new location, with director Alexandre Aja will be back at the helm. -
Cuckoo Stars Hunter Schafer And Dan Stevens Want More 'Freaky Weirdos' In Horror [Exclusive Interview]
Cuckoo stars Hunter Schafer and Dan Stevens tell us about their relationship to the horror genre, their contrasting performances, and more. -
Alien: Romulus Poised To Be The Perfect Killing Machine At The Box Office
After initially being announced as a straight-to-Hulu release, Alien: Romulus is poised to have an impressive opening weekend at the box office. -
One Of Zack Snyder's Biggest Post-Justice League Projects Is Dead In The Water
Zack Snyder is something of a free agent now that one of his most ambitious post-DC ventures has been seemingly killed off. -
New Production Company From DC Comics Veterans Will Bring New Sci-Fi And Horror Stories To Your Screen
David Dastmalchian is teaming up with Panick Entertainment, a new production company headed by several DC Comics veterans and specializing in sci-fi and horror. -
Every Stephen King Netflix Movie, Ranked
How do the four Stephen King Netflix movies stack up? Let's take a look. -
M. Night Shyamalan's Original Ending For The Village Was Too Controversial
M. Night Shyamalan reveals the original ending he shot for The Village, which he changed because it was 'polarizing' and 'people got offended.' -
Friday The 13th Pulled Off The Ultimate Magic Trick By Decapitating Pamela Voorhees
Betsy Palmer loses her head at the end of Friday the 13th, and the micro-budget horror film did it all without the use of CGI. -
Stephen King's Own Version Of The Hunger Games Is Going To Become A 'Hardcore' Horror Movie
The writer of an upcoming Stephen King adaptation promises the movie will be as brutal as the book that inspired it. -
Why Stephen King Wrote The Pet Sematary Screenplay Even Though He Didn't Like The Book
Stephen King thought the Pet Sematary novel was too dark to publish. So why did he write the screenplay? -
The Director Of Horror Classic Candyman Got His Start In The Wildest Way Possible
Candyman director Bernard Rose had an unlikely start to his career. -
Alien: Romulus Director Explains What The Horror Sequel's Title Means
Fede Álvarez says the title Alien: Romulus is linked to the movie's theme of siblinghood, and also to Weyland-Yutani's dangerous ambitions. -
The Stephen King Book That Scared John Carpenter The Most
John Carpenter famously adapted Stephen King's Christine into a movie, but that's not his pick for the horror maestro's scariest book. -
The Overlooked Kurt Russell Western That Stephen King Recommends
Stephen King, the master of horror, recently watched a fantastic and brutal Kurt Russell Western for the first time and raved about it on social media. -
A 2024 Horror Movie Is Killing It On Netflix Despite Being A Rotten Tomatoes Flop
From Rotten Tomatoes flop to box office hit, this 2024 horror movie is now climbing the charts on Netflix. -
Why Do So Many Stephen King Movie Adaptations Fail? The Author Has One Theory
Stephen King has a theory as to why some movie adaptations of his books don't turn out so well.
