The director of the acclaimed new movie "Wendigo" talks about horror, terror, metaphysics, mythology, constructing a moral order and how Sept. 11 undermined his agenda.

The movie fans have been waiting for is just a big tease.

Salon speaks to the veteran horror writer about bullying, H.P. Lovecraft and how dark he'll let his writing get

Children younger than seven can't easily distinguish between fantasy and reality

A fading star tries to reboot by playing a hot teacher with a hunky stalker -- and it couldn't possibly be worse

The movie is fiction, but the experience of being the only black person in an all-white space is true to life

Let's return to the horror subgenre that combines creepiness, humor and poingant longing

"Detroit" is a case study of the limits of the white gaze.

Oscar nominations for suburban satire and Denzel Washington; "Mr. Ripley" and Jim Carrey snubbed.

This brooding Brangelina vehicle is like a Lifetime weeper made by Antonioni. Is that the worst thing ever?

A sick woman, a haunted house and evil in the shadows -- it's more Iberian gothic from the "Orphanage" team

The Golden State's helter-skelter soul has long been the fertile crescent of fear, but we're moving on now -- to something worse.

Jehane Noujaim's thrilling Oscar nominee "The Square" stays on the Cairo streets through two revolutions

Aliens invade a Navy recruitment video and turn back the gender-politics clock in this moronic blockbuster

Salon talks to Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein of Survive, the musicians who made Netflix's breakout scifi hit's sound