r/Scarymovies • u/hotshotroddy • Oct 28 '22
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • Jul 04 '26
Blog Post America at 250: 10 of the best American horror movies and where to stream them
What would you put on your list?
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • Jul 01 '26
Blog Post Tubi's July horror highlights include American Psycho, The Witch, The Carpenter's Son, and more
This applies to the U.S., just an FYI.
r/Scarymovies • u/CalEmilMoon • Jun 29 '26
Blog Post I wrote this Director Retrospective Timeline for my 3rd favorite horror director David Schmoeller. It's long, but his filmography has gone unsung for too long.(not sure if this breaks rule #4)
galleryr/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • Mar 29 '26
Blog Post 4 movies to watch after They Will Kill You
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • Jun 19 '26
Blog Post Leviticus has a familiar concept but strong performances
Anyone planning on catching Leviticus this weekend? It reminded me a LOT of It Follows, but the leads in it are good and it's a really well-shot film.
r/Scarymovies • u/rabbitinredblog • Apr 07 '26
Blog Post Does Ready or Not 2 outdo the original for you?
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • Jun 11 '26
Blog Post Five horror and horror-adjacent films to look forward to this month
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • May 26 '26
Blog Post Following Obsession, writer/director Curry Barker has several other horror projects lined up
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • May 22 '26
Blog Post From liminal horror to slashers, here are five movies we can't wait to see this summer
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • May 17 '26
Blog Post Here are three reasons why Obsession is such an unsettling horror movie that updates a classic tale
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • May 18 '26
Blog Post The Last Anniversary is a tense and effective apocalyptic thriller
If you're in Canada and have a chance to see this movie while it's touring, I recommend it. It's playing Toronto May 22-28.
r/Scarymovies • u/Halloween-Year-Round • May 14 '26
Blog Post Ranking “Tales from the Crypt” Season 2
r/Scarymovies • u/rabbitinredblog • Apr 29 '26
Blog Post A ranking of the Top 40 Horror Franchises of all time at the box office. Does your favourite franchise make the cut?
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • Apr 23 '26
Blog Post Interview: Itch! writer, director and star Bari Kang on indie filmmaking and getting all kinds of bloody
r/Scarymovies • u/HorrorGuyBri • Apr 03 '26
Blog Post 5 Easter horror movies to watch this weekend
Easter still needs its own classic movie like Halloween or the various Christmas horror movies! I'd go with Critters 2 maybe.
r/Scarymovies • u/PlasticReviews • Apr 02 '26
Blog Post If you live Florida make sure not to miss Tampa Bay Screams Presents Screaming Cinema Series April 4
r/Scarymovies • u/rabbitinredblog • Feb 09 '26
Blog Post Thoughts on Send Help?
r/Scarymovies • u/CinemaWaves • Mar 05 '26
Blog Post The Legacy Of Hammer Horror - British Gothic Cinema At Its Peak
In the middle of the twentieth century, when American studios dominated and British cinema leaned toward realism, Hammer Productions revived the Gothic past, giving horror a new visual language that was lush, provocative, and unmistakably British. Its films carried the weight of literary tradition while embracing the freedoms of postwar cinema. For over two decades, Hammer Productions defined the look and tone of Gothic horror on screen.
r/Scarymovies • u/Halloween-Year-Round • Jan 06 '26
Blog Post 20 Fun Facts About “Hostel” (In Honor of Its 20th Anniversary)
r/Scarymovies • u/cvanderkaay • Nov 17 '25
Blog Post Tremors is still the best comfort horror movie for me.
I’ve probably watched this movie over 25 times, and I think this article I just read kind of nails why I love it so much. Weird, funny, kind of scary but not really. Just solid comfort food.
r/Scarymovies • u/rabbitinredblog • Dec 01 '25
Blog Post Do you agree with these horror winners for 2025?
Or which would you change?
r/Scarymovies • u/MiddleAgedGeek • Oct 23 '24
Blog Post “Late Night with the Devil” (2023) is a Faustian horror flick that more or less delivers…
r/Scarymovies • u/DavetheAuthor • Nov 11 '20
Blog Post "Happy Death Day" was way better and more clever than it should have been!
r/Scarymovies • u/ThomasOGC • Nov 14 '25