V/H/S has been a franchise since 2012, creating outlandish anthology films that allow lesser-known directors to have a platform.

This film follows many of the standard Vampire rules; stakes through the heart, sunlight, those kinds of things (I don’t recall any garlic).

People are stuck on the fact that Annie is just about the worst person, what’s being missed with that perspective are the superb effects.

This animated horror anthology is actually quite the romp. We get an undead story from the Gingerbread Man.

He’s a daywalker, a human born from a vampire. He has all the abilities of a vampire, but lacks the drawbacks, save for the thirst for human

Matthew Holness wants you to bear with him as we experience the meek life of Philip, the protagonist, and the puppet that haunts him.

This film scratches an itch. If you’re looking for an 80’s classic that feels like the goonies, then this is it. If you love the Universal m

Halloween 2018 is intended to build from only the original film, yet Halloween Ends pays homage to the sequels in some brutally fun ways.