Tagged Horror

A flawed-but-heartfelt sequel that captures Stephen King's sweeter side.

Nick Rogers concludes No Sleep October by wrapping himself "In Fabric."

An underseen gem from the legendary Stuart Gordon.

Sam revisits his favorite "Alien" film, a gothic horror classic on par with the original.

If this is everyone's idea of waiting to get it right, they'd have been better off with "shut up."

A disappointing capper to a unique horror trilogy.

Nicole Brooks joins us to examine the power of nurturing nature in "Alien."

Richard Propes kicks off this year's No Sleep October with his essay on Adam Wingard's "Pop Skull."

Suspense-free haunted house horror.

This delicious deep-dish slice of horror is also a comforting hangout movie.