"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Ed Gein wasn’t actually a serial killer—he only admitted to killing two women. Rather, he was a body ...

Gaby Shedwick is a senior author for Collider, joining in December 2023. During her undergraduate Sociology degree at the University of Warwick, she found a real love for horror cinema, writing her ...

Ross Johnson writes about television, film, and literature for Lifehacker. He has a degree in political science from the University of Rochester and has previously been a legal writer and editor for ...

S.K. Sapiano is a UK-based TV and movie writer for Collider. S.K. has a background in academia, earning a Bachelors in Film Production and a Masters in Religious Studies. Experienced in sound design, ...

Coralie Fargeat’s critically adored The Substance, featuring commanding work by Demi Moore, has been making quite the splash since its release in September 2024. And for those who missed it in ...

Warning: Gross imagery and descriptions follow. Obviously! The human body is a mystery. A mass of tissue, muscles, vascular systems, and 70% water? Are we just walking flesh balloons filled with ...

Horror movies and literature reflect people's anxieties by taking them to gory extremes. Body horror taps into the very human fear of how unpredictable, and even uncontrollable, our bodies can be.

Horror is arguably the most versatile movie genre because there’s no shortage of things to be afraid of. Scared of the ocean? Great—there’s an entire subgenre of shark attack films. Believe in the ...