It’s almost Halloween, so it’s time to turn down the lights and tune up a classic horror movie. I always love a good slasher, and how could you do much better than everyone’s favorite hockey mask and machete monster, Jason Voorhees? Seems fitting considering we actually got a Friday the 13th in

Most millennial horror fans are familiar with the mid-2000s horror bonanza The Hills Have Eyes, but did you know that this is actually a remake? Before Wes Craven was printing money with the Nightmare on Elm’s Street and Scream franchises, he was cutting his teeth with the original 1977 version,

October is upon us, which means it’s time to get spooky. I’ve never been much for dressing up in elaborate Halloween costumes, but I’m always down for a proper horror movie. There are a lot of places to start with a horror movie marathon, but you can’t go wrong starting with the 1980s cult classic

We made it to October, which means we made it to the season of pumpkins, goblins, ghouls, and gorging yourself on Halloween candy. It’s also a great time of the year to turn the lights down low and watch a proper horror movie. Extra-scary movies are not for everyone, which is why we’ve compiled a

Step aside Cocaine Bear and make room for Slotherhouse. That’s right, we have a horror film about a killer sloth coming out soon! There’s just something about animals that get peoples juices flowing. But these films seem to be getting more ridiculous by the day. We’ve seen Sharknado, a