Thanks to Sinners overwhelming success, more people are willing to give a chance to historical horror and the terrors of the past.

In cinema, horror has made a name for itself as a respected genre, but it’s on TV where it’s really found room to grow, take risks, and get under your skin in a deeper way. Over time, horror shows ...

Ryan Murphy brought his knack for handling the dark and disturbing from American Horror Story to the Monster anthology series ...

According to multiple industry publications, Fall River’s most infamous resident will be the subject of Season 4 of “Monster, ...

Lizzie Borden Took an Ax (2014, Lifetime TV Movie) and The Lizzie Borden Chronicles (2015, Lifetime) Starring Christina Ricci ...

River's own American horror and crime story is now in the hands of TV producer Ryan Murphy. "Monster" season 4 is hitting ...

"You can always tell which neighbors are gonna last... Good luck, son." Ha! Blue Finch Films has revealed the teaser trailer ...

American Horror Story kicked down the front door of TV horror back in 2011. It was created by Ryan Murphy and Brad Falchuk.

If there’s one thing American Horror Story never skimps on, it’s carnage. Over the years, the anthology series has introduced ...

Get ready to face La Llorona, La Muelona, and La Siguanaba this fall at Universal Studios Hollywood's Halloween Horror Nights.

A Quiet Place: Day One fits into John Krasinski’s hushed world of survival by muteness, but it’s hardly the same brand of horror-thriller.

In contrast, American political violence today is more likely to be carried out by someone acting alone, in despair and deeply dosed on the steroidal forms of extremism offered by the internet.