Ross Johnson is a freelance journalist and writer, specializing in film and television. His work has been featured in Lifehacker UK, Lifehacker Australia, Yahoo News, and U.S. News & World Report. Ross is known for his expertise in curating lists of movies and TV shows, particularly in the genres of Christmas films, historical epics, and award contenders.
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A good scary movie makes us afraid of its ghosts. A great one sees ghosts for what they are—specters of the past.
I haven't seen Joker: Folie à Deux yet (and I may never bother), so I won't attempt to review it, but it's clear from the film's disastrous opening
These are the best low-budget films to watch once you're done with Terrifier 3.
Terrifier 3 is topping the box office, bringing its grisly delights to audiences that couldn't be bothered to see another goddamn Joker movie.
Many academically minded types have written at great length and with fascinating eloquence on the connection between sex and death in horror movies.
By: Ross Johnson
In the mood for a truly weird-ass movie marathon? Here you go.
In the mood for a truly weird-ass movie marathon? Here you go. The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man is coming.
Thrills as fresh as the day they crawled out of the crypt.
Aside from the obvious—1978's Halloween, starring Michael Myers—there are other spooky (if not downright terrifying) horror movies set on Halloween. Here are 13 suggestions for your Oct. 31 watch party.
By: Ross Johnson
You don't have to quit your big-city job to enjoy a little romance this holiday season.
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