Horror films

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The Starstruck Event Producer vs. The Snacking Bey Fan

The Starstruck Event Producer takes on The Snacking Bey Fan, center square Babyface leads a group of stars, NeNe Leakes shoots her shot, and the squares debate Michael Jackson versus Prince.
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The Cast Of 'People Under the Stairs': Where Are They Now?

The Wes Craven film was released 32 years ago today.
11/01/2023
JUNE 13: (L-R) Grace Byers, attends ’The Blackening’ Tribeca Film Festival Premiere at The Apollo Theater on June 13, 2023 in New York City.

‘The Blackening’ Is The Black AF Horror Satire We’ve Been Waiting For

Be prepared to scream at the screen.
06/15/2023
Viola Davis

Viola Davis Says She Wants to ‘Fight Zombies’ in Next Dream Role

The EGOT winner is set to star in the forthcoming "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes."
04/27/2023

‘M3GAN’ Screenwriter Akela Cooper Says An Unrated Version Could Be On The Way

The Universal horror film should be on your radar!
01/10/2023

Keke Palmer Reacts To Being Named One Of Horror’s Best ‘Final Girls’

The actress starred in Jordan Peele’s summer horror ‘Nope’ film.
11/01/2022

‘Smile’ Star Jesse T. Usher Feels Horror Films Are Becoming “More Grounded” In Storytelling And Shares His Favorite Horror Film

The actor is set to appear in the new psychological thriller, Smile, which hit theaters on Friday, September 30.
10/01/2022

Jordan Peele Hints At ‘Nope’ Follow-Up Film: “We’re Not Over Telling These Stories”

The film served as Peele’s third directorial film.
08/31/2022
Jordan Peele on BET Breaks 2019.

Jordan Peele Drops The Official Trailer For 'Nope'

The writer and director is back with another film that promises to scare us all.
02/13/2022
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Here’s a First Look at Jordan Peele’s Next Horror Picture ‘Nope’

The full trailer will premiere on Feb. 13 during Super Bowl LVI
02/08/2022

Watch: 'There's Someone Inside Your House,' And Other Horror Movies With Black Leads

"I like horror because it allows [filmmakers] to mess with the audience's mind, play games, and get super twisted," says Sydney Park
10/18/2021