The universe thrives on heroes, but sometimes, it forgets that its villains are what make those heroes worth watching.

Director Peter LoGreco reflects on The Hillside Strangler, the ethical challenges of telling real-life horror, and why audiences are ready for complex true crime without tidy conclusions.

In contrast to Hitler-Germany in 1933, the U.S. still has extensive media coverage, and our letters to the editor speak volumes about our collective resolve not to let the demise of our great country ...

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. (KGET) — Beth Karas describes herself as being a big fan of books featuring the Bobbsey Twins and Nancy Drew while growing up in Massachusetts. “I was a big reader. Hence, I was ...

Robert Rhodes, 52, was found guilty of stabbing his wife Dawn in the neck, eight years after being cleared of the crime.

Robert Rhodes was handed a life sentence today after a he was convicted of murdering his wife - he manipulated their child ...

Utilizing her French linguistic skills, Foster dazzles in Rebecca Zlotowski's all-together uncommon caper.

Cure, Alien, Halloween, and Sinners are all among the absolute best horror movie masterpieces of all time.

GKIDS, the Academy Award-winning curator, producer, and distributor, today announced its partnership with Regal to ...

Alongside a trailer premiering first on Ubisoft's since-deleted post on X/Twitter (which has since been re-posted and is below), Limited Run Games also provided an announcement trailer, along with a ...

A few days ago, Capcom and GOG surprised fans by announcing they would be re-releasing the original Resident Evil trilogy on PC. Along with providing easier access to the original trilogy, DRM-free, ...