Jon Mendelsohn

Valentine’s Day may be upon us, but that does not mean horror buffs have to suffer through romantic comedies. Here are seven romantic horror movies that are shocking, disturbing, and nightmarish but also contain romance at the center of their stories.

No Way Up does little for the horror genre and shark attack movies beyond putting sharks on a plane.

Some actors appear in a few well-received roles before fading into obscurity , but then, there are performers whose consistent work in Hollywood turns them into living legends.

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire flounders with an uneven first half and a rushed climax, wasting a committed cast on an underwhelming legacy sequel.

With last week’s release of Immaculate starring Sydney Sweeney and The First Omen coming to theaters on April 5, it seems more than appropriate to examine some of the best pregnancy horror movies. Many readers may first think of classics like Rosemary’s Baby, which concerns a woman carrying the devil’s child. While this list will cover some films with similar concepts to Rosemary’s Baby, the subgenre is more dynamic than many think.

Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 is an ambitious and bloody horror flick, but its overstuffed narrative hinders the movie's overall enjoyability.

The Matrix is a classic sci-fi action mindbender that pushed boundaries at the time of its release, and influenced modern society as a whole.

Scream directors Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett are back at it again with the new vampire flick, Abigail.

Starring Kit Harington, Blood for Dust contains strong performances and appealing cinematography, but the story is dull and disappointing.

Just in time for Mother’s Day, this list details nine mothers in horror who stood up for their loved ones and proved to be some of the strongest heroines ever depicted on screen. While many of these mothers are protagonists, others are terrifying villains, and yet, they all share a loyalty and fierceness that is undeniable.