There is a horror comedy from the 1990s that deserves to be a lot more celebrated. Let's make this review part of that.

What follows are films that don’t necessarily fall under either umbrella. Sure, some of these movies deserve to have their fanbase increased, but they’re not exactly the deepest cuts on the planet.

The 1990s is the one decade that doesn't have a clear horror movie identity, but there are some films from the '90s that best sum up the decade.

These titles span the many sub-genres of horror and eras to ensure there is something for even the pickiest of fans.

From 'Until Dawn' and 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' to classics like 'Jaws' and 'The Texas Chainsaw Massacre,' Netflix has a brand of horror for everyone.

The supernatural horror film follows four outcast high schoolers who pursue witchcraft with negative repercussions.

While it's going to be colder than the summer series, St. Paul Parks and Recreation will play '90s horror classics on four ...

Event Horizon is comfortably the best movie Anderson has made. Its plot carries some notable similarities to both Alien and Aliens (as well as The Shining, for good measure), but when done well, that ...