Film & TV

Looking to expand your freaky film horizons? From ravenous bears to a deadly cabin in the woods, here are 10 of the best modern horror movies out there.

Vomiting-spewing demons? Chest-bursting aliens? The splattery scenes from these gory movies are guaranteed to satisfy the most ravenous of horror fiends.

First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby and a ton of homicidal wreckage in these evil children movies.

NBC's hit drama may be a work of fiction, but the storylines of these 7 episodes are ripped straight from the headlines.

Whether it's the disturbing portrait of an adolescent killer or a creepy love triangle with an undead twist, we've got SXSW's scariest silver screen chillers.

From Freddy's handy blades to Leatherface's whirring chain saw, these silver screen killers know how to choose their deadly instruments.

The mysterious homecoming of the dearly departed upends a remote mountain town in this eerie horror drama.

A brutal murder sets off a tense battle between the victims and accused in American Crime, ABC's riveting new drama.

Dramatized mysteries are back – and here are the ones you should be tuning in to.

No movie has generated more theories or more rumors than The Shining. Here’s the truth behind the trivia.

They're TV's bad boys – and we can't help but love them.

Amazon Instant's dark new crime drama Bosch is the latest prime time love letter to Los Angeles.

Valentine cards featuring your favorite serial killers? You can only wish you had these in grade school.

The legendary filmmaker returns to the pop culture scene with a refreshingly retro, movie-less soundtrack.

Producer Sam Raimi remakes a new Poltergeist on the sacred burial grounds of the 1982 original.

Albuquerque's sleaziest criminal lawyer returns in this killer new drama from the creators of Breaking Bad.

These new nightmares of the silver screen will send shivers down your spine.

Hunker down with these hot new thrillers coming to a small screen near you.

Bruce Willis died hard (with a vengeance) and Nicole Kidman was a woman to die for. Take a look back at the best and worst films from 1995.

It's no secret: We live in the golden age of pitch-black TV programming.