The Lawnmower Man, a Stephen King sci-fi movie that the iconic horror author filed a lawsuit over, is now free to watch. Released in 1992, The Lawnmower Man is directed by Brett Leonard. Initially ...

The hottest star in cinema right now is a Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever named Indy—and we landed an interview.

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Cillian Murphy on portraying the 'real f---ing horror' of addiction in his new Netflix drama 'Steve' and why he won't be playing Voldemort.

Guillermo del Toro’s take on Frankenstein will hit Netflix on November 7, but it’s alllllliiivvveeeeeee in select theaters in October. Doesn’t GDT’s production design deserve to be seen on the big ...

Indy is the real-life dog of director Ben Leonberg, who filmed the movie, which opens in theaters Friday, over the course of three years in a woodsy New Jersey home. “I did not think he was gonna be ...

While the torture subgenre of horror often gets a negative rap, films like Martyrs, Inside, and Saw are genuine classics within the torture subgenre.

Ridley Scott's Alien is all but unquestionably the best sci-fi horror movie ever made, but films like Life, Signs, and Annihilation.

We won’t get into major spoilers until later, and we’ll put a big ol’ spoiler warning over it if you’re concerned about that, but what I left Good Boy most excited to talk about was how well it masks ...

Alex Cannon and Ben Leonberg Starring: Indy the Dog, Shane Jensen, Arielle Friedman, Larry Fessenden Rating: PG-13 for terror, bloody images and strong language Runtime: 73 minutes Seeing a horror ...

You know it is the most common, lowest denominator of what is filling billions and billions of informations on the internet,” Herzog said. “The common denominator and nothing beyond this common ...

Some great horror movies flew under the radar during the 1980s, like Donald Cammell's 'White of the Eye' and Lindsey C Vickers' 'The Appointment'.