Cosmic Horror
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.
Sci-Fi Scares
Twenty-five years later, seven key members of the production reveal how Event Horizon was born, died, and resurrected.
Zombies
Inverse speaks to Boyle, writer Alex Garland, and nine others to reveal new details about the making of a modern horror classic.
Rewind
How The 1941 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde' Buried An Oscar-Winning Horror Performance For 30 Years
MGM set itself up for success by buying — and burying — a classic horror.
From ’50s monster movies through ’90s superhero fare, B-movie king Roger Corman was the invisible force behind the creation of the blockbuster.
'Ebenezer' Is a Misguided Attempt to Rehabilitate Johnny Depp's Career
Why bother cutting Depp a check when A Muppet Christmas Carol already exists?
'The Body' Is The Next Great Supernatural Thriller Show
Netflix’s new series is gripping, girly, and full of questions that will keep you glued to the couch.
An Underrated Stephen King Thriller Is Getting A Surprise Sequel
But 1408 2 might be a little confusing.
50 Years Ago, 'Assault On Precinct 13' Proved Who John Carpenter Would Become
There would be no Halloween, They Live, or The Thing without this exploitation affair.
Looks Like Eli Roth’s 'Hostel' TV Reboot Is DOA
Apparently, there are no vacancies at Pecock.
Zach Cregger Might Already Have Ideas For A 'Resident Evil' Sequel
It’s harder than you might think to stay away from Raccoon City.
The Big Scene in 'Carrie' Is Impossible to Spoil Even After 50 Years
The climax of Carrie will still hit you like a bucket of pig blood
