Chad Collins

This stunning new genre hybrid, now streaming on both Netflix and Crunchyroll, has captivated the world. Learn more here.

We recently shared how Doctor Sleep and Midnight Mass filmmaker Mike Flanagan praised Damien Mc Carthy’s Oddity, one of the scariest movies of the year. Flanagan called Oddity, “a masterclass in dread, atmosphere, and tension.” He’s absolutely right, and if you don’t believe me, you can check out Oddity

Stephen King is a huge fan of this recently-released Halle Berry horror movie. Read what he had to say here.

I’d never have guessed it, but it looks as if Bloober Team’s remake of Konami’s Silent Hill 2 is actually good. As arguably the bedrock for modern survival horror, I was reasonably skeptical about the idea of updating James, Mary, Pyramid Head, and the bulk of the titular town with modern gameplay mechanics. I was wrong (luckily), and for the first time in what feels like forever, I can augment my Halloween season with some

Michael Myers has been in twelve different movies, but he's at his scariest in "Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers."

This classic ghost story from filmmaker Guillermo del Toro ranks among Mike Flanagan's favorites of all time. Now, it's streaming free.

Anna Kendrick's 'Woman of the Hour' is not just one of the best true-crime stories of the year—it's one of Netflix's best ever.

Adapted from the horror novel of the same name, this new Halloween classic flew under the radar last year. Luckily, it's now streaming free.

One of the scariest, grimmest Stephen King adaptations of all time is now streaming free. Frank Darabont’s ( Mike Flanagan for millennials, trust me) The Mist is now streaming free on Hulu just in time for Halloween. A King acolyte perennial, Darabont’s adaptation of Stephen King’s novella of the same name has arguably the most depressing movie ending of all time. And, sure, the ending is absolutely, life-alteringly distressing, but luckily, the remainder of the movie is just as solid. In fact, it remains one of the best horror movies of the century, and certainly one of the greatest monster movies of all time. Whether you’ve seen it before or not, it’s worth seeking out on Hulu.

'Rec 4: Apocalypse' was a controversial end to a once-promising series. Ten years later out, does the movie land any better?