The new American Psycho movie won’t gender-swap its serial killer protagonist as a recent report claimed. In both American Psycho the book and the 2000 movie, the killer is Patrick Bateman, played in ...

The Sun (via World of Reel) is reporting that Margot Robbie could lead the new adaptation of Bret Easton Ellis’ classic novel American Psycho. The UK tabloid says that Robbie, who was last seen in the ...

Halloween might be good for dressing up as your favorite pop star or meme, but the real freaks know it’s the only time of the year that binge-watching horror movies is socially acceptable, if not ...

Masked killers and looming specters are scary and all, but sometimes it's whatever's rattling around our skulls that instills the most fear. Psychological horror established itself as a subgenre of ...

Gein was an American murderer and grave robber from Plainfield, Wisconsin, whose gruesome crimes shocked the world in the 1950s. Born on August 27, 1906, Gein lived an isolated life under the strict ...

Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Monster: The Ed Gein Story, which premiered in October 2025, centered on Gein’s crimes. Nicknamed ...

Is one of the most chilling characters in horror movie history based on a real person? Before there was Norman Bates, the knife-wielding murderer obsessed with his late mother in the seminal 1960 ...

It’s almost October, which means it’s almost Halloween, which means it’s basically Halloween ... right? According to Boston’s local cinemas, it is. In the coming weeks, get in the right mind-set by ...

In a horror movie, the sight of a leg being broken and the bone sticking out might be squirm-inducing but not out of bonds. It might even be played for a dark laugh. Now think about that same scene in ...

To paraphrase John Huston’s villainous Noah Cross in “Chinatown,” politicians, old buildings, and disreputable movie genres all get respectable if they last long enough. Take the slasher film, for ...

When Killian Wells was a kid living in New York, he’d race home from school and press play on the VHS tape he loved most: Halloween. Michael Myers, the silent, expressionless shape of malevolence, ...