The forgotten offshoots that no one cared about from your favorite franchises, but totally delivered.

As Halloween 2025 creeps closer, there's no better way to set the eerie mood than by curling up with a chilling horror flick.

Everyone has their opinion on what makes the best or worst movie, but RT gets attention for knowing its onions.

From Haddonfield to a Nightmare on Elm Street, and from Scream’s Woodsboro to the Bates Motel, we are revisiting all the best horror movie franchises in time for Halloween!

Here are some of the best horror games where you never see the monster, yet you're still scared out of your mind!

Daisy May and Charlie Cooper spend the night in some of Britain’s most haunted locations in Nightwatch, which launches on BBC Two at 9.30pm tomorrow. Here they talk about their belief in the ...

Throw in some truly terrifying ghostly kids games, mysterious disappearances ... Why it’s scary: 28 Days Later feels like a nightmare. Complete with a quite often heartbreaking as well as ...

Everything old is new, including Curtis Hanson's underrated 90s gem about a psychotic babysitter. Petter is not ...

For as shiny and oh so wonderfully damp as most modern horror games can be, there’s something about old school horror games that is often just so much more unnerving. Fuzzy, clunky, itchy, tasty — ...

The Anaheim Thrift Store stands as a monument to second-hand splendor, offering an experience that’s less about shopping and more about embarking on an archaeological dig through the artifacts of ...

There’s a sprawling treasure hunter’s paradise in Brookville, Indiana that defies both expectation and wallet limitations. White’s Farm Flea Market and Auctioneers isn’t just big—it’s the kind of ...