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Joe Brady is broken down to histrionics in the face of the monster

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Where evil has a modem and looks like black calamari.

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Gus Van Sant's retelling of a Hitchcock classic may not be anything new, but it's still just as shocking.

In body horror, there is no return from being transformed; the damage is done

A new book celebrates the brilliant but disreputable filmmakers who terrified the world in the 1970s

Leigh Whannell writes and directs this update of the H.G. Wells classic starring Elisabeth Moss

The new "Death Wish" movie is a symptom of America's larger problem with its gun culture, but hardly the worst one

As "Nightmare" cleans up at the box office, we look at the bumpy history of the once-provocative genre

No one denies that immigration brings change, Tucker — just that it's racist to be angry about it