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  • Hurricane Sandy Unearths Coffins in Morbid Halloween Scene

    In the most morbid image to come out of Hurricane Sandy, coffins emerge from a Maryland cemetery.

  • 5 Horror Remakes You Should See

  • Emma Roberts Dons Aunt Julia’s Iconic ‘Hooker’ Look for Halloween

  • The 20 Creepiest GIFs

  • Halloween House Turns Into ‘Gangnam Style’ Light Show

  • Trailer: ‘The Munsters’ Reboot Actually Looks Like Fun

    Except for Herman Munster's lackadaisical make-up, this looks good.

  • Best Of Netflix: Honorary Tricks And Treats

  • Gorilla vs. Bear: Halloween 2011

  • Best Of Netflix: Top 20 Movies For Halloween

  • 28 Days Later: High-Class, Low-Budget Horror

  • Van Helsing’s Monster Jamboree

    Who wouldn't want to see a movie that featured not one, but three of Universal's classic monsters: Dracula, Frankenstein's Monster, and the Wolf Man? Such a gathering is the stuff of Hollywood magic and childhood dreams. That dream became a reality with the release of Van Helsing in 2004.

  • A Nightmare On Elm Street: The Making Of A Remake

  • Sleepy Hollow: Fictionalizing Fiction, The Movie vs. The Book

  • The Five Most Unsettling Moments in Splice

  • The Amityville Horror Is A Sham, And That’s That

  • 10 Facts About The Shower Scene Of Alfred Hitchcock’s Psycho

  • Freddy vs. Jason: There Can Be Only One

  • Alfred Hitchcock’s The Birds: Pre-CGI Ingenuity

  • Bloody Hell in America: Behind The Prom Scene In Carrie

  • Hostel: Where Did Eli Roth Come From?

    He's been credited as being the godfather of "torture porn." We expose the man behind the Hostel curtain.

  • Secret Pea Soup Recipe From The Exorcist And Other Secrets Revealed

  • Six Favorite Traps From the Saw Movies

  • Cha, Cha, Cha, Cha, Changes – The Wolfman and Other Favorite Transformation Scenes

  • The Silence of the Lambs: Favorite Lecter Lines

  • Se7en: The Godfather of Cool Opening Credits

    You remember the opening credit sequence of Se7en: the fractured images of John Doe writing in his notebooks, creating his various dastardly props, the scratched-on lettering, the flash frames of police evidence photographs, all set to the soothing sounds of a thumping remix of NIN's "Closer."

  • 10 Things About The Making of The Shining That You Didn’t Know

  • The Lost Boys Were Originally Supposed To Be… Well, Boys

  • Bram Stoker’s Dracula: An Exercise in Multiple Cinematic Personalities