This May, the best Netflix movies to watch include the chilling sequel 'Black Phone 2' with Ethan Hawke, an early Florence Pugh film and more

A new horror movie based on a popular YouTube series has already broken records in previews for cult-favorite film studio A24, and its weekend performance could see it top the latest Star Wars theatrical release in what would be a resounding victory for its 20-year-old debut director.

Youth dominated at the box office this past weekend, with the number one film being A24's "Backrooms."

Horror is more popular than ever in movie theaters right now, with Backrooms and Obsession breaking records and outgrossing major presumed blockbusters — including a Star Wars flick. That’s true for streaming as well,

The best horror movie of 2026 has also become the best-reviewed movie of 2026 overall, according to solidified Rotten Tomatoes scores.

Director Curry Barker's Obsession delivered yet another record-breaking performance at the box office. Find out how much it has grossed so far.

Horror movie season started early this year with the one-two jump scare of Obsession and Backrooms. In that spooky spirit, film critic Monica Castillo wants to know: Which horror movie caught you by surprise?

Whether you like to shiver for zombies, cackle for horror comedy, gleefully gag over gross-out scares, get goosebumps over serial-killer thrillers, or dream of surreal twists that'll ensure nightmares, we've got you covered. Here are the best horror movies of 2026 so far.

The horror-comedy franchise Scary Movie is making a return. Twenty-six years after the original film introduced audiences to its signature mix of parody and horror, the franchise is coming back with a new installment.

Youth dominated at the box office this past weekend, with the number one film being "Backrooms," a horror movie directed by a 20-year-old YouTube creator. KTLA's David Lazarus explains why this is so