Katie Rife

Katie Rife Are you suffering from Masters of the Universe withdrawal? Do you find that the cheaply animated fairy-tale ripoffs of today lack a certain handmade quality?

From "Never Say Never Again" to "Piranha II" and "Cruel Jaws," unofficial sequels are a major part of movie history.

Anne Hathaway and Ewan McGregor star as suburban parents whose idyllic neighborhood is sent back in time in David Robert Mitchell's Spielbergian dinosaur adventure.

The brilliant psychopath. The obsessed cop chasing him. A dangerous dance that threatens to consume them both. It’s a formula that we’ve seen repeated over and over in movies and TV series, several of which were adapted from the same source material: Thomas Harris’ 1981 bestseller Red Dragon. But before Hannibal and Silence of the Lambs, Hannibal Lecter (or Lektor, as it’s spelled here) and Will Graham first met on screen in Michael Mann’s Manhunter.

'The X-Files' creator Chris Carter talks about revisiting Mulder and Scully, his new movie, and the director's cut of 'I Want to Believe,' 'Vrach Frankenshteyn.'

The biggest genre film festival in North America is the Fantasia Film Festival. Here's 10 great movies to watch out for.

Swiss Army Man has way more fart and boner jokes than you might expect from two future Oscar-winning directors.

Six movies in, the Insidious series digs into its lore for a sequel marked by fresh scares and stale characterizations.

Earlier this week, some of the more delightfully weird corners of the internet wept as they learned of the loss of Screaming Mad George, who passed earlier this year at the age of 69. Although he had a name befitting a rock star — and he did front his share of punk bands — George was primarily known as a special effects and makeup artist for horror movies. Once you’ve seen his work, you’ll never forget it: he designed the flying eyeball in Big Trouble in Little China, the roach transformation in A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master,

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