The spooky season is well and truly upon us and while there’s nothing wrong with settling down with a scary movie, there’s a simpler way to get your horror fix, and for free too. YouTube is awash with ...

Rachel is a contributor at Collider who specializes in the horror genre. She was raised in Atlanta and moved to Colorado in 2016. In 2022, she graduated from The University of Colorado Boulder with a ...

Aya Tsintziras is a freelance writer who writes about TV, movies, and has a particular interest in the horror genre. She has a Political Science degree from the University of Toronto and a Masters of ...

Before there was Skinamarink, 2023’s low-budget experimental horror oddity that took the watching-Shudder-at-2 a.m. sicko crowd by storm, there was Heck, 30 minutes of lo-fi nightmare fuel that's ...

"For He Can Creep" from the new season of Love, Death, and Robots is must-see Halloween viewing. Credit: Screenshot Hold onto your dookie ’cause it’s time to get spooky! I like to spend every ...

If Ari Aster’s Hereditary didn’t traumatize you enough and Robert Eggers’ The Witch made you distrust goats forever, buckle up because A24, the studio behind some of the scariest films of the last ...

The ongoing digitization of life has plenty to frighten us. But the good news is that the same terrifying tech overlord future that appears imminent also brings positives, like new ways to access ...

There’s nothing revolutionary about the short films-to-features path many filmmakers take to reach the mainstream. Getting your short shown at Sundance or Tribeca has long been a viable method to ...

A mysterious found footage short titled Exposure shot entirely on home security cameras has randomly appeared on YouTube, and it's the most terrifying thing we have seen today. The best found footage ...

The viral internet legend known as The Backrooms is officially making its way to the big screen. A24 has confirmed that the horror movie, based on the creepy YouTube series created by Kane Parsons ...