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Topic: horror movies

Two young boys sit in a basement late at night on a weekend watching a horror flick. (Getty Images/RichVintage)

Horror is good for your mind: Experts

Matthew Rozsa
It Lives Inside (Neon)

Defanging a demon with poor metaphors

Joy Saha
Skeletal hand holding cauldron with candy (Getty Images/CatLane)

Horror foods can look tasty!

Matthew Rozsa
Film poster of "Silent Night, Deadly Night" 1984 movie. (Tristar Pictures)

The right's war on Halloween — in 1984

Matthew Rozsa
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Drenched in pig's blood, Carrie White, played by Sissy Spacek, stares in shock in Brian De Palma's horror film 'Carrie', 1976. (Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images)

Gory movies are... good for you?

Matthew Rozsa
Joe Biden and Donald Trump (Photo illustration by Salon/Getty Images)

Election 2020: The horror movie

Andrew O'Hehir
"Dead Blondes and Bad Mothers: Monstrosity, Patriarchy, and the Fear of Female Power" by Sady Doyle (IMDB/Salon)

"We all want to be the final girl"

Amanda Marcotte
"Us" (Universal Pictures)

The Reagan era and "Us"

Amanda Marcotte
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Roddy Piper as John Nada in "They Live" (Alive Films)

5 political horror films for Halloween

Matthew Rozsa
Jamie Lee Curtis as Laurie Strode in "Halloween" (Universal Pictures)

Horror isn't just about the Final Girl

Kate Erbland - Indiewire
((AP Photo/John Locher)

Why is it fun to be frightened?

Margee Kerr - The Conversation
Smoky Mountains in Tennessee (Getty/SeanPavonePhoto)

15 years after "Wrong Turn"

Elizabeth Price - 100 Days In Appalachia
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"The Exorcist" (Warner Bros.)

Horror films and my Holiness childhood

Silas House
"The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" (Bryanston Pictures)

A political horror greatness top 10

Matthew Rozsa
Laura Vandervoort in "Jigsaw" (Lionsgate Films)

"Jigsaw" cleaned up its act for you

Matthew Rozsa
(Warner Bros. Pictures/IFC Midnight/IFC Films/Lions Gate Entertainment)

Halloween binge on underrated horror

Matthew Rozsa
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"Friend Request" (Warner Bros. Pictures)

"Friend Request" was terrible

Matthew Rozsa
George A. Romero (Getty/Gareth Cattermole)

Romero was more than zombies

Matthew Rozsa
"Split" (Universal Pictures)

non-neurotypical as baddie

Matthew Rozsa
Morgan Saylor in "White Girl;" Natasha Lyonne in "Antibirth" (FilmRise/IFC Midnight)

Bad girls, big trouble

Andrew O'Hehir
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Radiohead's eerie return

Scott Timberg
Anya Taylor-Joy in "The Witch" (A24)

America: Nuts from the start!

Andrew O'Hehir
(Universal Pictures)

"Evil Dead" meets "Jane Eyre"

Andrew O'Hehir
Quentin Tarantino (AP/Virginia Mayo)

Ode to vanishing video stores

Scott Timberg
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