While Japanese horror, or J-horror movies are a healthy part of any terror junkie’s diet, a subgenre within is usually too niche for most. But
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Indie Horror Movies: Dread Hits the Airwaves In New Anthology ‘Nightmare Radio’
If horror movies were transmuted into an actual human being it would most likely end up looking like the old guy from The Fog; a
Universal Horror Movies Enter a New Era of Relevancy with ‘The Invisible Man’
Mike Napier breaks down one of the most popular horror movies of 2020, ‘The Invisible Man,’ starring Elisabeth Moss and Oliver Jackson-Cohen.
Horror Movies to Scare You Shitless: Three Supernatural Films Streaming for Free for A Haunting Night In
If you are looking for scary horror movies to conjure up some serious supernatural frights, HMH has you covered. Whether you prefer your horror movies
Three Horror Movies Curated For Your Sunday Shut-In Quarantine
As the world feels more and more like one of George Romero’s horror movies, we have all found ourselves sequestered in our dwellings, sometimes cramped
Horror Movies of The Rising Sun: Happy 20th Splatterversary to Ryuhei Kitamura’s ‘Versus’
There is a strong adoration for Asian horror movies here in the West, but it is an unfortunately limited one. When J-Horror is mentioned, nine
Lovecraftian Horror Movies Get Their Due: ‘Color Out of Space’ Invokes Kaleidoscope Dread
Fewer names are of grander significance to horror movies and media than H.P. Lovecraft. His tales of terror from beyond the veil have either been
Horror Movies Get Hypnotized By ‘Luz,’ A Demonically Daring Experiment in Cinema
The definition of art is as complicated as it is vast, with horror movies sliding right into that complication with breathless aplomb, creating experiences that
Indie Horror Movies: ‘The Lost Footage of Leah Sullivan’ Breaths Personality into An Ailing Genre
Found-footage horror movies have simultaneously been completely overexposed while also never reaching their full potential. Most of these horror movies settle for shaking a camera
Unsung Horror Movies: Revisiting the Cyberpunk Fury of Richard Stanley’s ‘Hardware’
At times beautiful, at times a grunge-fueled apocalyptica from the depths of insanity, but always fascinatingly subtextual and heart-pumping. On the surface, ‘Hardware’ is a grand ole’ piece of early ‘90s schlock horror cinema.