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Scaredy cat notice! Netflix's internal tracking data has figured out what scary movies people are having to bail out of, after renting them.
Sitting down with writer/director Brian Hanson to talk about his first feature-length film, The Black String (2019).
Australia's Dark Nights Film Fest announces its eerie 2025 lineup!
So, do you like the idea of cannibal farmers? The Scariest Things' most viewed movie review now has been released on streaming media!
Panic Fest is turning TEN, and you can join the celebration this spring!
A Night of Horror International Film Festival presents its 2023 edition in Sydney, Australia from September 29th to October 1st.
New Years Resolution time! The Scariest Things has resolved to get you MORE CONTENT. So, we are introducing Spooky TIme with the Scariest Things. It's a shorter format of news, reviews, and musings. PLUS: VIDEO CONTENT! (Check out our YouTube as well!) A caution though, this recording has a bit of a weird dynamic to it, so
In space, no one will see your fan-made homage to Alien.
That is, unless 20th Century Fox funds your film as a winner in their 40 year anniversary of the landmark Ridley Scott movie! Catch the trailer for the upcoming short film releases.
MICK GARRIS, WORLD PREMIERES, AND MONSTERS APLENTY AT PORTLAND HORROR FILM FESTIVAL™ JUNE 5th-8th
"Woulds't thou like to live deliciously?" Of course you would, and that's why you're going to get the Playmobil set of Robert Egger's The VVitch, courtesy of the very clever folks at Millionaire Playboy!
Once more, back into the abyss. The new big-ish budget Kristen Stewart feature brings audiences back to the bottom of the sea with mysterious sea monsters.
Man, trailers are a tough bit to pull off. They’re almost a movie within a movie, or rather a movie...
Some gruesome hillbilly horror, a nunsploitation final girl film, and a goofy genre self-referential body count movie made up my Friday experience.
One of our favorite directors, André Øvredal, is back again with more genre goodness. We've got the trailer and poster right here!
An absolutely brutal looking movie to "look forward to" in 2019. The big takeaway: If you are a crime scene cleaner, make sure the criminal has been caught before you start your work.
Beware the haunted bed! A frightening futon rears its springs this November in Black Fawn Films’ The Dwelling, on Digital and...
In light of all the insurrectionist lunacy that we faced in early 2021, it's an incredible stroke of kismet that the horror gods would be throwing us the Forever Purge in the very same year. But they are.
Here is The Scariest Things' preview of South Korea's Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival’s (BIFAN) 2023 edition.
With the Oscars a mere week away, it's time to recognize that the horror genre often gets consistently locked out of the big Hollywood party. Here is an all-time list of the films and people who should have been nominated for each Academy category.
Candyman... Candyman... Candyman... Candyman...
Candyman! Candyman! Candyman! Say it three times and Jordan Peele will produce your movie!
According to Adam B. Vary at Variety, John Carpenter has been in discussions with Blumhouse to potentially reboot his masterwork, and my personal favorite movie of all time, The Thing. While this is pretty exciting news, the obvious question is, of course, is this a good idea? Reboots are risky propositions, and more than a few notable horror films have dropped the ball doing so.
The Latino folklore haunt comes to the big screen in the latest from Newline Horror.
Every year, the staff members of The Scariest Things look forward to the Fantasia International Film Festival --- North America's premiere genre-film fest --- and the first wave announcement for the fest's landmark 25th edition shows exactly why!
Horror movies save lives! If you don't believe it, listen to Jeffery Scott, a quick-thinking fan of Halloween who came to see his hero, Jamie Lee Curtis at San Diego Comicon.
Could this be the next great starter horror movie?
Paramount has released a trailer for Love and Monsters, a hero's journey post-apocalyptic creature feature. Dylan O'Brien, Michael Rooker, and Jessica Henwick star in this action-adventure monster mash, coming to theaters on October 16. You can check out the trailer here!