Film & TV
Feast your eyes on the best horror movies, scary shows, and true crime documentaries, from under-the-radar gems to classics you need to watch tonight.
The Best Horror Movies Streaming This Month on Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and Shudder
We've combed through so you don't have to—here's the cream of a creepy crop.
Our Favorite Horror Western Returns to TV with Wynonna Earp: Vengeance
The crazy chick with a gun is back in action.
13 Essential Books by Black Women in Horror
A showcase of chillingly resonant voices that are often overlooked.
The Depravity of Haunting Adeline Will Make Even the Most Experienced Horror Romance Veterans Blush
Love doesn't get any darker than this.
The 9 Best Darcy Coates Books to Read After You Devour The Hollow Dead
A female horror author who slays–both her writing, and her protagonists.
7 Dark Fantasy Short Story Collections Straight From Your Wildest Nightmares
Fantasy is not always rainbows and unicorns.
.png "Remembering Brian Lumley, the Creator of Necroscope")
Must-Read Extreme Horror Books to Push Even Hardcore Horror Fans Over the Edge
Do you dare to make it all the way through?
4 Underrated Horror and Dark Fantasy Films from the Classic Hollywood Era
Old Hollywood glam and ghouls.
Horror for Honeys: 9 of the Best Horror Movies For Date Night
These frightful flicks will have you cuddling close.
Face the Merciless Horrors of this Early 20th Century Homestead
A young woman drags a deadly secret along behind her in Victor LaValle's Lone Women.
These Metafiction Horror Books Will Shatter Your Perception of Reality
How do you know what's true—and what isn't?
4 Terrifying New Releases from Indie and Small Presses in February 2024
These horror reads will make your heart flutter.
CREEPY CRATE UNBOXING: Step into the Worlds of These Mistresses of the Macabre
The February/March Creepy Crate celebrates the women of horror.
.png "This Josh Malerman Novel is Completely Unpredictable and Utterly Bizarre")
The Best Horror Fantasy Books Bring Your Dreams—And Nightmares—To Life
Escaping to fantastical worlds is much easier than escaping from them.
