Every Friday the 13th Movie, Ranked From Best to Worst
A grim chronicle of Jason Voorhees' twelve phantasmagorical manifestations, each in their appointed order, for the terror-stricken spectator.
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Tag: horror movies
Fine, Neon’s Making Its Own Dang SCP Foundation Movie
Neon is making its own SCP Foundation movie, and the wiki's creators are actually happy about it. Here's how Neon is handling the Creative Commons license.
Paramount+ Announces Its October 2026 Release Slate, From New Seasons to Movie Premieres
Paramount+ drops new TV, movies and NFL games in October 2026, with Dexter: Resurrection, NCIS: New York and a horror wave.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
What Lies Beneath Turns 26: A Great Premise, a Weak Ending
A ghost story that wants to be a thriller, mystery, and domestic drama — strong performances marred by a confused, rushed script.
3 Shadiest Corporations In Horror Movies, From Halloween Masks To Bio-Weapons
A grim reckoning of three corporations whose deeds in horror cinema exceed all bounds of human malice.
Movie Reviews6.6/10
Michael Myers Stalks the Hospital in Halloween II, a Competent Follow-Up
A sequel of terror wherein Michael Myers stalks a hospital, slaying all who stand between him and his sister Laurie.
Freddy vs. Jason Returns to HBO Max This October
Freddy Krueger and Jason Voorhees meet on screen this October on HBO Max in the crossover film Freddy vs. Jason.
Movie Reviews4.2/10
‘Halloween Kills’: Curtis Anchors a Town Too Willing to Die
A town rises against a monster, but the chase never ends. Review of Halloween Kills, a horror sequel that disappoints.
‘Resident Evil’ Scaring Up Franchise Best Previews With $8M-$9M and 91% Audience Score
Resident Evil scares up franchise-best preview numbers with $8M+ and a 91% audience score, eyeing a $50M weekend.
Movie Reviews3.9/10
The Saw Series Returns With a New Killer and the Same Old Traps
Jigsaw (2017), the eighth Saw film, brings back Tobin Bell as John Kramer for a soft reboot of barn traps, detectives and a $10 million budget.
Movie Reviews5.5/10
Hostel at 20: Eli Roth’s Provocation Has One Good Idea and No Interest in Examining It
Eli Roth's Hostel (2006) turns from crude backpacker comedy into a dungeon torture machine. A review of its craft, casting, and one good idea.
Movie Reviews8.3/10
Drag Me to Hell at 17: Sam Raimi’s Cruel, Perfect Return to Horror
Sam Raimi's 2009 return to horror, Drag Me to Hell, is a 99-minute curse thriller built on a button, a séance, and Lorna Raver's terrifying Mrs. Ganush.