Horror movies didn’t start in the 1970s. Georges Méliès and his 1896 silent film Le Manoir du diable suggest the genre kicked off decades earlier.

Cinema is full of terrible people but who’s the worst of the worst? Well we think these are the scariest horror movie villains.

These are not the 10 best horror movies of all time. Or so you maysay. And you might be right. Any list like this is so subjective that I find myself disagreeing with it already — and I made it.

Anna Kendrick’s excellent directorial debut, Woman of the Hour, has ruled the Netflix top 10 list for a little while now, but it has just been unseated by something more akin to the vibe of Halloween, a new horror film called Don’t Move.

A lot has been said about the so-called recent “rebirth” of the horror movie genre. And while many horror fans will tell you the genre never went anywhere in the first place, it’s true that scary movies are enjoying more commercial and critical pull now than they have in decades.

The Scream franchise is still alive and kicking, but what's the best movie in the series so far? Here's the answer, at least according to Rotten Tomatoes.