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Wrong Turn, starring Eliza Dushku and Desmond Harrington, is a rather tired reworking of the stalk'n'slash genre.

2008's Prom Night looks and acts like a low-budget horror film. Strangely enough, it's not. The film was actually created with a budget of $20 million.

The 2008 Halloween television season offers up very scary movies, shows and documentaries including classics, slasher flicks and a live ghost hunting investigation.

Horror movies have fallen into a trap of remaking other bad horror movies. Is there a method to this madness, or anything positive to gain from this?

Face it. This day in age, the horror remake is an ode to good scary movies of the past. Sometimes they're even better. This article examines 5 worth revisiting.

Michael Dougherty (X-Men United) is putting together motion-capture movie Calling All Robots with Disney and Robert Zemeckis' ImageMovers Digital.

With the recent release of Hatchet, many viewers debate about the inclusion of Victor Crowley, and the movie itself, with the limited company of slasher cinema's greats.

Return to Sleepaway Camp is a crude, unnecessary addition to a mediocre 80s horror franchise that went straight to DVD.

Deep Red, aka Profondo Rosso , is a gory bloodfest, a true masterpiece of giallo. The film is not meant to be viewed so much as savored. Read on for the review.

The 1981 slasher pic 'My Bloody Valentine' was probably the least necessary movie that to be remade, but this do-over is a shamelessly bloody, cheesy hoot for gore fans.

Richard Laymon writes a gory novel with a touch of the supernatural.

Love is truly dead as a pack of feral youths prey on a couple in remote and rural England.

Now ten years old, Wes Craven's postmodern slasher flick Scream still gives laughs and thrills with its knowing and ironic style of horror.

While it offers gorgeous scenery and a high body count, ultimately Harper's Island is extremely generic. It doesn't give viewers much reason to tune in week after week.

Classic horror films such as House of Wax, The House on Haunted Hill, The Haunting, Psycho, and Arsenic and Old Lace are perfect for watching around Halloween.

Remaking a classic is always a recipe for disaster, but they don't have to be the worst thing that's happened to the horror genre.

Giallo films have a rich history. These Italian horror/exploitation flicks paved the way for slasher movies and combined sex and violence in a revolutionary way.