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Slasher horror delivers gore and jump scares through physical threats, while psychological horror explores internal fears, tension, and trauma. Both scare differently, depending on your fear preference.

'The Jester 2' unveils a terrifying first look, featuring the grotesque villain’s return. This horror sequel follows a teenage magician battling the killer clown in a deadly illusion-filled showdown.

Comedian Matt Rife and Elton Castee acquired Ed and Lorraine Warren’s haunted Occult Museum, including Annabelle. They plan to reopen it for tours and overnight stays, preserving paranormal history for new generations.

Scott Derrickson and Maggie Levin are adapting the horror novel 'Ghost Eaters' into a film. Levin will write and direct, with themes of grief, addiction, and the supernatural driving this chilling project.

Released in 2014, 'Creep' redefined indie horror with its intimate, psychological tension. Relying on character over gore, it explores manipulation, trust, and fear through unsettling, human-driven storytelling.

Modern horror has evolved from jump scares to psychological depth, exploring trauma, grief, and identity. Filmmakers now prioritise atmosphere, character, and existential dread, creating unsettling, thought-provoking, and emotionally resonant experiences.

Horror and religion mix chillingly, with nuns—symbols of purity—turning terrifying in eerie settings. These 10 must-watch horror films showcase haunting nuns and convents, delivering unforgettable, spine-tingling nightmares.

'Smile' (2022) redefined jump scares by grounding them in trauma and psychological tension, using slow-build dread, visual subversion, and unsettling realism to deliver lasting, emotionally resonant horror.

'Terrified' redefines supernatural horror with unpredictable, deeply personal scares, fragmented storytelling, and eerie realism—creating a relentless atmosphere where fear is chaotic, logic-defying, and no one is safe.

'The Black Phone' uses a bare basement to deliver intense psychological horror, focusing on fear, isolation, and a boy’s emotional journey toward inner strength.