The maestro has released a new track for the score of the upcoming HALLOWEEN ENDS.

The master filmmaker stops by Late Night to promote his upcoming film, THE THING.

From Cinematic Void presents an epic 3-hour compilation of spooky-themed content.

Mick Garris talks horror with John Landis, John Carpenter, and David Cronenberg…in 1982!

Today is #SummerWeen! Observe it by celebrating Gravity Falls.

Video of the first episode of Scout Compton and Danielle Harris’ show that discusses horror and sex (usually not together).

A special feature gets awkward when director and producer clash over the finished version of the 1995 film.

Trailers for 2021’s theme months Kaijuly, Mocktoberfest, and Season’s Beatings.

A holiday episode of the beloved ‘80s cartoon to add some autumnal spookiness to your April.

Video montage of horror moments set to "Marie Douceur Marie Colère" by Marie Laforêt.

Here are four pre-shows Rob Dean made for genre screenings in October 2021, pairing various footage with a song to the delight of…some?

Chucky the killer doll stops by Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update for a...unique moment of comedy and commentary.

Andrew Farmer remains a national treasure and here are some more highlights (so far!) of his #31AuntsForHalloween, placing everyday aunts into your favorite horror films.

Four sketches from Key & Peele that combine horror with comedy to produce incredible and hilarious results.

An ode to ocular mutilation in musical montage form. (NSFW)

Racer Trash finally brings together the two warring factions of entertainment—ABBA and THE BABADOOK!

Thom Hilton's funny and tender short film looks at a local horror host after the cameras shut down and finds a reflection.

In a special “Clueless Gamer” segment from 2013, Conan O’Brien and Aaron Bleyaert play through some horror PC games. Hilarity ensues.

The short film from Winnipeg filmmaking collective Markus Milos Ian Fabian is disturbing and delightful in all the best ways.

Zena runs down a list of some of her favorite motivational speakers in horror films—even if it didn’t end too well for them.