Spoilers ahead! Horror may be the only genre that is able to hold the mirror up to us and show us who we are

Matt Damon makes us sympathize with a killer; Anthony Minghella shows us why we do.

Salon talks to the editor of "Women Crime Writers" about how they stripped the suspense genre of sentimentality

"No Time to Die" introduces Rami Malek as 007's latest antagonist, one who perpetuates a harmful stereotype

Movies like "The Nun," which shun science and promote superstition, are not harmless

In a subscriber-based news economy, the more spite-driven viewers who can be drawn in, the better for business

Eli Roth on the atrocious state of horror movies, actresses who won't get naked, his pal David Lynch, and the flesh-eating inspiration of his new film, "Cabin Fever."

"Billy on the Street" creator to write/star in first grown-up gay comedy from a major studio since "In & Out"

The series will be the first entry in the "Alien" franchise set on Earth

The filmmaker spoke to Salon about crafting his subversive horror film set in Texas, elderly sex, and the prequel

The "Groundhog Day"-style action flick "Source Code" blends a tricky three-level plot and a surprising love story

Shudder's "Queer for Fear" boss hopes the docuseries will "activate the rebel" to fight homophobia through horror

Mimi Cave's new body-horror film adds more to the genre than it chomps away

White actresses like Helen Mirren and Sandra Bullock are more likely to benefit from the role-reversal trend

The thriller strikes a chord after we've been cooped up dealing with a mysterious deadly menace for over a year