Films from veterans like Justin Lin and Ira Sachs are starring this year, alongside titles from many, many newcomers.

The Substance was the most talked about horror movie of the year. Written and directed by Coralie Fargeat ( Revenge ), and starring Demi Moore, Margaret Qualley, and Dennis Quaid, The Substance 's jaw ...

Universal Orlando Resort released its lineup for 2025 events including dates for Halloween Horror Nights. HHN begins earlier than ever before on select nights starting August 29 through November 2.

Horror is one of the best yet often underrated genres of cinema. While streaming platforms offer a vast collection of scary movies, Hulu stands out by bringing audiences a handpicked selection of ...

Pamela Anderson's snub and Sebastian Stan getting nominated for playing Donald Trump are some of the 2025 Oscars' biggest snubs and surprises.

EJ Moreno looks at Sundance and its long history with horror… In many ways, Sundance Film Festival is a horror movie territory. The iconic Utah-based film festival has been home to countless memorable ...

From auteur-driven remakes to action comedies and ambitious sci-fi adaptations, these are the most anticipated Netflix movies coming out in 2025.

Follow live updates and coverage of the Oscar nominations for the 2025 Academy Awards. Find out who will be nominated.

Soderbergh didn’t capitalize on his success. Through most of the ’90s, he directed movies more suited to the arthouse than the cineplex. And in 1996, he was in Baton Rouge again, directing a play for ...

Horror movies are often overlooked by the Academy, which is why it's so refreshing to see multiple horror films nominated in the major Oscar categories in 2025.

Three nods for The Substance are a step in the right direction, but a genre that's delivered some of film’s most memorable performances deserves more recognition.

The notion that all the best horror is deeply rooted in reality is certainly debatable. After all, sometimes it’s the alienness of a horror movie that gives it power, forcing us to fit its strangeness ...