Before his horror hit ‘The Black Phone,’ director Scott Derrickson broke into the mainstream with a fascinating combination of courtroom drama and possession thriller.

In 1979 – less than two years after his death – the life of Elvis Presley was first brought to the (small) screen, by director John Carpenter and star Kurt Russell.

With the Baz Luhrman biopic in theaters, we take a look at the many nonfiction attempts (and angles) to capture the essence of the King.

When three great ’50s sci-fi flicks were remade in the 1980s, their social and political subtext had shifted – in fascinating directions.

If you were to ask a casual horror fan to name the first image that pops into their head when they hear the term ‘cosmic horror’, there’s a better than not chance their answer will be tentacles. We can thank two men for this. The first, and most obvious, is H.P. Lovecraft, the 20th century […]