When the first Halloween movie premiered in October 1978, it would end up changing the horror genre forever. Here's how to watch the Halloween movies in order in each timeline, as well as ...

It doesn't get more Halloween-y than "This Is Halloween," which is chock full of vampires, bats, pumpkins, and pretty much every signifier that I've ever personally associated with Halloween. The song ...

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The Nightmare Before Christmas is a practically flawless holiday movie that simply doesn't work tonally as a film during the ...

The real driving story of The Nightmare Before Christmas is the Halloween Town characters’ obsession with Christmas and the ...

Watching Michael Myers stalk and slash his way through the streets of Haddonfield is always a scary good time, but there's something about queuing up the Halloween movies in October that just hits ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook There are essentially two halves of Rob Zombie’s Halloween, and neither of them work. The first ...

I grew up in the 80s and 90s, living in a house without cable television and a family who wasn't all that into movies. I adored them though, and one night as a teenager I saw some "best of" horror ...

“I met this six-year-old child, with this blank, pale, emotionless face, and the blackest eyes... the devil's eyes." Today is All Hallows' Eve, and to mark the occasion, we're taking a look back at ...

Jamie Lee Curtis stars in "Halloween," the 1978 slasher film about crazed killer Michael Myers. Whether you want to scare yourself silly or just indulge in a few ghost-themed laughs, the best ...

Writer/director Mike P. Nelson and star Ruby Modine said their "Silent Night, Deadly Night," in theaters Friday, combines ...

When the first Halloween movie premiered in October 1978, it would end up changing the horror genre forever. John Carpenter's classic introduced Michael Myers (a.k.a. "The Shape") and Jamie Lee Curtis ...