Love ’em or hate ’em, horror movies are more popular now than they have ever been. And for great reason. This decade has delivered a multitude of diverse horror options, smashing box office records, ...

Our ranked list of the 175+ best horror movies of the 2020s so far, from Weapons and The Substance to Sinners, Titane and Talk to Me. Updated throughout the decade.

In the early 2000s, To Catch a Predator was a national phenomenon that both defined and reflected a post-9/11 zeitgeist built around punishment. Creepy online men would show up to meet teenage boys ...

Horror wunderkind Zach Cregger has already proven himself twice over, so when he announced that his Weapons follow-up would be an original Resident Evil adaptation, this critic had reservations but ...

Hope – writer-director-producer Na Hong-jin’s Korean alien invasion action thriller that debuted at Cannes earlier this year before being picked up by NEON for local distribution – is directed to ...

Forget whatever Adam Wingard has been doing for the past decade. This is what he’s good at. Both a throwback to mindless ’80s ass-kickers and a rollicking good time at the theater, Onslaught ...

The elementary-aged kids trapped on It’s Buddy!, including the skeptical Freddy (Delaney Quinn) and courageous Wade (Caleb Williams), soon catch on that something is definitely wrong with their ...

Originally titled The Shitheads when it debuted at Sundance, writer-director-producer Macon Blair’s Idiots is an anti-buddy road-trip comedy about two losers who stumble into gig work transporting an ...

One of the most beautifully shot post-apocalyptic movies ever filmed, Ridley Scott’s The Dog Stars takes full advantage of its rugged mountain landscapes. Hig (Jacob Elordi), a survivor with a ...

We open behind the scenes. A lingering first-person POV lumbers forward, breathing heavily. Then a murder from 100 yards away. Blood fountains like struck oil. Jane Schoenbrun’s disorientation is ...

Gregg Araki has never shown any particular interest in polite society so it’s fitting that I Want Your Sex concerns itself with all the things we’re generally taught not to discuss in public. Sex.

Before we’d exchanged more than a few words, Gregg Araki was already laughing. He spotted the blue “HO LIFE OR NO LIFE” hat I’d chosen for the interview and asked whether I had worn it specifically ...