The 1980s gave horror fans slashers, splatter, video-store trash, punk energy, monster suits, synth dread, practical-effects miracles, and the kind of cheap weirdness that can make a terrible movie ...

The 1980s were a golden age of horror films. The renewal of the genre in the 1970s meant that more filmmakers were trying their hand at scary movies than ever before, and the VHS revolution meant that ...

Test your horror knowledge with 10 questions covering some of the biggest and most iconic horror movies of the 1980s.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I recently rewatched Hellraiser, one of the best horror movies of the 1980s, and I was struck by how much it resembles a vampire ...

While the 1970s helped to start the slasher subgenre, it was in the 1980s when that style of horror movie really took off. You’ve seen many of them over and over again, but just how well do you ...

They sure don't make them like they used to, but in the case of 1980s science fiction horror, perhaps it's better that they didn't. That's not because they were bad, of course. On the contrary, in ...

Homer's classic poem tells a tale of a warrior and his crew of men struggling to return home on a journey full of horrifying monsters, witches, and the threat of an angry, open sea. Nolan leans into ...

From ghosts, ghouls, and all other manner of ghastly paranormal terrors to slashing serial killers armed with a wide range of grisly weapons, cinematic horror has given fans plenty of great and ...

The continued success of the horror genre is built on its movies’ ability to scare their audiences. From the earliest days of cinema, there have been filmmakers who set out to evoke fear in the masses ...