Matthew Jackson

Stephen King's "Carrie" has been adapted for the screen multiple times, but Mike Flanagan's TV series manages to do new (and great) things with the story.

After years of franchise efforts, Adam Wingard returns to the world of indie horror with "Onslaught," an '80s-inspired joyride that isn't afraid to get weird.

John Wayne's name is synonymous with the Western, and these five films rank as his very best in the genre, as well as some of the best American movies ever.

Aside from a few small stumbles, "Ted Lasso" Season 4 proves the show hasn't lost any of its charm or ensemble energy.

Does "Spider-Man: Brand New Day" carry on the longstanding Marvel tradition of making you wait around for one or two more scenes at the end? Read on.

Letterboxd users have shown a great affinity for horror, with a diverse range of terrifying experiences making up the five highest rated on the platform.

Apple TV's "Lucky" stars Anya Taylor-Joy in an emotionally charged narrative that features plenty of cliffhangers and sudden twists.

"House of the Dragon" is better than ever, and the new season will have you hanging on every single moment.

The 1980s was an incredible decade for horror. These five films, which you may have forgotten about, still hold up today and are definitely worth a watch.

Even with its flaws, "Backrooms" is an impressive feature film debut by Kane Parsons, an exciting new voice in horror filmmaking.

If you didn't stick around during the credits of "The Pitt" Season 2's final episode, you may have missed an important snippet that sets the stage for Season 3.

1975's "Jaws" not only changed the game for blockbuster cinema, but it also launched a series of sequels that are fascinating to look at in their own right.

Sure, everybody knows "Stranger Things." But there are a lot more scary shows to watch on Netflix, and here are 10 of the finest.

"The Dark Tower" is full of complex characters, but in terms of the on-screen adaptation, there's one character who is the hardest to get right.

If the "Dark Tower" series is going to be adapted for television, they'll have to consider how one of the books completely stalls the narrative action.

Some Stephen King films are hits, some are flops, and others have turned into cult classics. Of them all, these are the ones you'll want to keep rewatching.

"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is a charming, intimate, delightful series that'll change the way you look at Westeros forever.

"28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" is visually stunning, genuinely frightening, and a wonderfully weird follow-up to 2025's "28 Years Later."

"Pluribus" is at once mysterious, frightening, thrilling, and hilarious, and Rhea Seehorn delivers one of the year's must-see performances.

"Bugonia" is intense and jaw-dropping, and just may be Yorgos Lanthimos' best movie yet.