Horror

Several cues from the legendary Ennio Morricone finally found a home more than three decades after they were first created.

By early 2014, it seemed as though interconnected franchises would be the future of Hollywood. Writer Kevin Grevioux hoped to do just that with films based on two of his creations.

Featuring the likes of Stephen King and Patton Oswalt, Chain Reactions hails from director Alexandre O. Philippe.

Stuck in Love is as much a love letter to the magic of writing as it is about the tangled thicket of romance and human connection.

The Scream and Scooby-Doo! alum takes the role of William Afton quite seriously.

Marlon Wayans and Tyriq Withers take NFL-style training to scary extremes.

Portraying a cunning woman in a chaotic, high-profile world comes naturally to the actress.

Franchise creator Damien Leone is finally pulling back the curtain on the mime-like clown with a silent love of cannibalistic carnage.

The sequel finds titular doll M3GAN reluctantly resurrected by her creator, Gemma (Allison Williams), to face off against a new killer.

Moore's draft from October 2007 involves a number of fascinating story elements — from a Cold War subplot to a definitive backstory for the titular alien.

Back in 1960, movie audiences had never seen anything so offensive as a toilet being flushed.

God-like abilities, raging preteen hormones, and general human cruelty make for one disastrous cocktail.

The horror sequel arrives in theaters everywhere Friday, October 17 — just in time for Halloween!

The creepy transformation is enough to make a horror fan scream!

Scott Derrickson returns to direct the follow-up, which officially hits the big screen Friday, October 17.

HIM arrives exclusively on the big screen Friday, September 19.

The sports-based thriller about a rising quarterback in over his head arrives on the big screen September 19.

Who lives and who doesn't make it out alive in the Revival Season 1 finale?

Co-showrunner Luke Boyce explains the major reveals of the season finale, and what that last scene means.

Co-showrunner Luke Boyce explains how they set up the finale in Revival's penultimate episode.