Browsing: Horror

From the very first scene of Possession, there’s an undeniable sense that the past cannot stay buried, no matter how secure the seal.

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PlayStation’s virtual reality capabilities have been a fan favorite part of the console since 2016. Using a Sony-made VR headset, players can become fully immersed in a huge catalog of games. The PS VR, as it’s known, uses 360-degree vision and a crystal clear OLED screen that runs at 120 frames per second. There’s also…

Star Trek: Strange New Worlds started its fourth season strong with quite the entertaining time-travel premiere, “Valles Marineris,” on July 23. Unfortunately, the first SNW episode of 2026 barely cracked Paramount+’s “Top 10 Shows Now” section at No. 10 last week, but things changed drastically, and for the better, with the latest installment titled “The…

One of the really great things about horror as a genre is that we don’t just get singular movies but instead frequently get entire franchises. What starts with one good movie often turns into sequels, spinoffs, and more. Just look at things like Saw, Paranormal Activity, Halloween, and so many. more. Sometimes, those movie franchises…

The line that separates a hero from a monster is easier to cross than we think. A man with the abilities of a spider is only ever a bad day away from fully embracing the insect and burying an entire city in webs. A woman that can turn invisible could easily become a sadistic psychological…

Creator Kohei Horikoshi has plenty to celebrate following the final chapter release of My Hero Academia. While the manga artist hasn’t hinted at Izuku Midoriya and the heroes of UA Academy ever making a comeback, this isn’t stopping Horikoshi from creating new manga stories. For quite some time, the superhero creator has hinted at the…

Marvel Television stars Dan Stevens (Legion) and Deborah Ann Woll(Daredevil) were on hand at the Bold Voice of Contemporary Horror panel at San Diego Comic-Con this past weekend to discuss their trajectories throughout genre television and film.

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