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This 1986 cult flick coasts on atmosphere that never amounts to much and ideas that don’t come to fruition.

This follow-up to the 1979 cult hit about corpses being brought to another world is a complete kick in the pants.

Enter "Silent Hill: Revelation" at your own risk! Short on scares and big on gore, this video game turned feature film sequel isn’t nearly as compelling as its predecessor.

The founder of Dance Party Massacre talks to EDGE about his horror-inspired fashion line.

Spend the late winter at a four-day/three-night, calorie-blasting journey that includes accommodations at the historic (and haunted) Stanley Hotel made famous by Stephen King’s "The Shining."

What we get from director Cameron Romero, son of horror icon filmmaker George Romero, is a dull, lifeless, torture porn flick that’s as awkward as its title.

As ingenious as its premise is, The Butcher can’t rise above extreme boredom and will try the patience of any horror fan.

What could have been the sleeper DVD hit of the Halloween season turns into just a curious look-see for the horror genre with The Shortcut.

Playing like a pre-teen Fatal Attraction, Orphan is about a creepy little European girl who is adopted by a well-meaning couple only to prove she is a murderous crazy-person with an unnnerving agend.

With this low budget, mish mash of a horror story, P, the director Paul Spurrier seems to be getting his own rocks off as his camera lingers over the dancers at a Bankok bar (and has cast himself as the heroine’s deflowerer to boot).