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'The First Omen' is an engrossing trip into the dark heart of evil, and a prequel which surprisingly lives up to the power of the 1976 horror classic.

Jesse Eisenberg, Riley Keough, Christophe Zajac-Denek, and directors David and Nathan Zellner on how things got hairy with their new film Sasquatch Sunset.

The weird and wonderful tend to go hand-in-hand. The world, over the years, has taught us that.

Human beings are defined by their need for love. We crave it, even when we won’t admit it. Sometimes, holding love at arm’s length is better than the suffering we endure to keep it. But the myriad of characters that inhabit the strange world of Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest film Kinds of Kindness

“The devil has come back. To make her pay for her greatest sin: the sin of living,” reads the theatrical poster for Maxine Minx’s Hollywood debut, a horror sequel that puts the defiant and rebellious lead of Ti West’s X trilogy in the big league spotlight for the first time.

Olympic gymnast Simone Biles' biological parents, Shanon Biles and Kelvin Clemons, didn't raise her. Inside their relationship with her and where they are now.

Olympic gymnast Sunisa 'Suni' Lee's dad, John Lee, is in a wheelchair, and fans are curious to learn more about the tragic accident that left him paralyzed.

THE STORY – Trapped on a farm in rural Georgia, a group of neighbors must put aside their differences and unite in the face of a mysterious and deadly threat. THE CAST – Yvonne Strahovski, Scott Speedman, Chaske Spencer, Kathy Baker, Boris McGiver, Caleb Dolden, Émilie Bierre & Luciano Leroux The TEAM – E. L. Katz […]

And you probably would too, if you were the utterly deranged unnamed serial killer at the heart of the Creep franchise. In Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice ’s new Shudder series, The Creep Tapes, Duplass’ central antagonist makes that bold proclamation to his camera after we audience members have watched him ruthlessly murder four random unsuspecting victims over the course of four episodes. When you hear it, it’s hard not to let out an uncomfortable, nervous laugh. Because he’s serious—killing people is what makes his life worth living—and it’s not hard to believe him.

Saw Link copied to clipboard When Saw smashed its way onto the scene at Sundance in 2004, the world of horror was irrevocably