This year is one of the best for horror ever, and we are running down our ten favorite blood-soaked masterpieces.

Some horror movies have twisted, shocking, and unnervingly bleak conclusions, but these messed up endings is what makes them perfect.

Between Jordan Peele and Zach Cregger, the sketch comedy-to-horror auteur pipeline has been certified. While it's true that these directors are known for infusing their innate sense of humor into dark and grisly films about cursed homes and mysterious phenomena in the community,

There are several top-notch horror movies on Amazon Prime and here, we talk about the best ones you shouldn't skip.

The Mia Goth-starring slasher Pearl is a prequel to Ti West's film X, centering on a younger version of the elderly villain in that flick. HBO Max carries X, Pearl and a third film in the series, MaXXXine, but I recommend Pearl if you only have time for one movie.

The first final girls of Scary Movie are officially returning for the franchise’s sixth outing. Deadline reports this morning that Anna Faris and Regina Hall will both return for Scary Movie 6, their first time leading the franchise in what will be 20 years.

Writer-director Bryan Bertino's feature will premiere at Fantastic Fest after having previously been slated to hit theaters earlier this year.

Rabbit Trap marks the first foray into horror for the Oscar-nominated Patel, whose previous credits include Skins, The Green Knight, and Slumdog Millionaire. Not for McEwen, though, who appeared in Paramount Plus's Rosemary's Baby prequel Apartment 7A last year.