
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.


A grim chronicle of Jason Voorhees' twelve phantasmagorical manifestations, each in their appointed order, for the terror-stricken spectator.

A tale of terror, wherein a woman long pursued by a fiend finds herself cornered once more amid the halls of a quiet academy.

A sequel of terror wherein Michael Myers stalks a hospital, slaying all who stand between him and his sister Laurie.

A town rises against a monster, but the chase never ends. Review of Halloween Kills, a horror sequel that disappoints.

A grave robbery, a chained corpse, and a family of cannibals in rural Texas. A tale of terror, told without mercy.

Scream 4 review: Wes Craven and Kevin Williamson bring back Sidney, Dewey and Gale for a remake-rules satire that promises more than it delivers. 5.2/10.

A review of The Cabin in the Woods: five students, a cellar full of monsters, and the lab that runs the whole ritual. Score 7.2/10.

Wes Craven's 1984 classic A Nightmare on Elm Street introduced Freddy Krueger, launched New Line Cinema, and gave Johnny Depp his first role.
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