The 2024 film season saw 129 films from DreamWorks, Disney, MGM, Paramount, Sony, Universal, Warner Bros., and 20th Century Fox. Six of these titles fell into the gothic horror subgenre — two more ...

The Gothic genre employs themes of degradation, horror, emotionalism over objectivity, and the supernatural to elicit wonder, suspense, and terror in audiences. From ...

Warner Bros. has kicked off the promotional campaign for the Mortal Kombat II movie with a faux poster for Uncaged Fury, the latest action spectacular featuring A-lister Johnny Cage, who is being ...

The film is gothic horror to its core; while characters contribute to the film, the sense of dread and despair matter most. Such vibes are perfectly cultivated by the movie, which expertly mixes ...

Instead of eating Christmas cookies, drinking eggnog and enjoying “Red One” during the holidays, audiences preferred to grab their garlic, crucifixes and holy water to experience director Robert ...

Nosferatu was one of the most awaited newly made gothic horror films in 2024, which brought director Robert Eggers’ long-time passion project to life. As a reboot of the 1922 silent film, this gothic ...

By Jac Jemc Our columnist reviews January’s new horror titles. By Gabino Iglesias Grady Hendrix’s new novel, “Witchcraft for Wayward Girls,” is a timely look at the mistreatment of women ...

Mangold shared in a recent interview with MovieWeb that he’s approaching the project as a “standalone” Gothic horror tale, distinct from the broader interconnected plans of the DC Universe. Mangold is ...

Now we have learned a bit more about it after director James Mangold (3:10 to Yuma, Logan, Ford v Ferrari) was interviewed by MovieWeb, where he says that the movie will be fairly independent and ...

"While I'm sure DC views Swamp Thing as a franchise, I would be viewing it as a very simple, clean, Gothic horror movie about this man/monster," Mangold continued. "Just doing my own thing with ...

Roughly an hour into "The Girl with the Needle", there's a moment so shocking it "elicited gasps of outrage" across the cinema, said Kevin Maher in The Times. The action follows "destitute ...