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With 'Antiviral,' A New Cronenberg Legacy Was Born

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'A Quiet Place' Changed the Post-Apocalyptic Genre in Ways We’re Still Seeing Today

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2013’s 'Evil Dead' is Nothing Like a Sam Raimi Movie, and That’s Okay

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35 Years Later, 'Beetlejuice' Still Makes Tim Burton’s Style Feel Fresh

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60 Years Later, 'The Birds' Is a Potent Reminder That We’re Not in Charge

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David Bowie and Tony Scott Made a Vampire Movie. Somehow, Everyone Forgot About It.

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'Hannibal' Turned Murder Into Performance Art — And Changed Network TV Forever

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'The Terror' Turned History into a Horror Show — And Changed TV Forever

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By Some Miracle, The Uncut Version of Ken Russell’s 'The Devils' Is Finally Coming To Theaters

Raw, uncut.

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One 1940s Comedy-Horror Remake Pales in Comparison to the Original

Compared to the 1934 original with Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff, the 1941 Black Cat is a bizarre genre hodgepodge.

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30 Years Later, 'The Craft' Is Still the Ultimate Sleepover Movie

Light as a feather, stiff as a board.

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Oral History
The Oral History Of In The Mouth Of Madness

In 1995, John Carpenter released his cosmic horror film to lukewarm reviews. Inverse spoke to the team behind In the Mouth of Madness about its complicated legacy and eventual cult classic status.

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Here’s what you (probably) didn’t know about the origin of this vampire.

The Sounds of Scary

How Horror Movies Like 'undertone' Use Sonic Science To Scare The Hell Out Of Us

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Hoarse whispering and harsh static are practically guaranteed to scare audiences. But what is driving these reactions?

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We Finally Have Our First Look At Robert Eggers’ 'Werewulf'

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Robert Eggers’ latest is based in real werewolf legend.

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We’re Finally Getting a Physical Media Release Of 'Barbarian'

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50 Years Ago, 'The Omen' Brought the Devil Home

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A Long-Anticipated Taika Waititi Sequel Finally Has A Promising Update

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'The Neon Demon' Has Only Gotten Better With Age

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Trailers

The Remastered Trailer Gives 'Ken Russell’s The Devils' a ‘70s-Style Edge

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The controversial — and frequently censored — 1971 drama returns to theaters this October.

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One Of America’s First And Best Monster Movies Just Got The Upgrade It Deserves

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Human Artforms

'I Am Frankelda' Is A Staggering Monument To The Power Of Human Creativity

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